In about ten minutes' walk from the holiday apartments, you will find “Pineta” the pinewood of Pinzolo, an ideal place for the family. In fact, in addition to a playground for the little ones, there are sports facilities for older kids. In a short distance from each other you can enjoy a tennis club, an ice stadium, soccer, five-a-side football, and basketball fields and a recently built skate park. A bio lake was also recently opened with a bathing area of 3200 square meters and a specific area dedicated to children. Using the cycle-pedestrian path that crosses the valley, you can walk along the Sarca river. Walking in the direction of the agricultural park of Caderzone, reachable by a short walk, you will be able to see the animals of the peasant world in the stables of the area and grazing freely in the surrounding meadows.
The Masere Wood is visible from the windows of the holiday home. Starting by a small road behind the house, after a short uphill stretch, you will reach a height above the town to continue by an easy dirt road. The mid-mountain location will allow you to enjoy the panorama of the town of Pinzolo and its surroundings throughout the journey, in particular the entrance to Val di Genova. From above you will also be able to see the renowned Lefay Resort & Spa Dolomiti and, once you reach it, go down the paved road that takes you back to the town. On the way back home, we suggest you stop at the church of San Vigilio, with its famous Dance of Death, frescoed on external façade by Simone Baschenis in the 1500s.
Rendena Valley is crossed by a long cycle-pedestrian path of over 20 km. You will be able to easily identify, with our help, the most suitable path for you. The pinewood of Pinzolo is reachable from the holiday home and can be a starting point for a walk, taking advantage of the cycle path and a dirt road, towards the church of Santo Stefano. Here you can stop and admire the Baschenis’ frescoes representing the legendary expedition of Charlemagne, from the valleys of Val Camonica to Val di Sole and Rendena. Continuing along the dirt road you can reach the Nardis waterfalls in Val di Genova, called the Versailles of Italy by the late 19th century English explorer Douglas William Freshfield, admiring a nature made up of green woods and crystalline waters.
The holiday home is about 400 meters from the ski lifts, which can be used to take you to the top. A first section by cable car reaches the 1500 meters of Prà Rodont. From here some trails start in the cool woods of fir and larch which arrive to the alpine huts of the area. An easy dirt road leads to Malga Cioca and a mostly flat path arrives to Malga Bregn da l'Ors. After the first section by cable car, you can decide to continue by chair lift up to the 2100 meters of Doss del Sabion and admire a 360-degree panorama, unique in the entire Alpine arc. The eye will range from the glaciers of the Adamello-Presanella group to the Brenta Dolomites, and then get lost in the Rendena valley which divides these two different, but equally fascinating mountain groups.
In about fifteen minutes by car you can reach Madonna di Campiglio, the pearl of the Dolomites, park just above the town, alternatively at Patascoss or in the plain of Nambino. Two easy trails start here. They can also be covered in a ring with a walk that will bless you with unique landscapes. Once you arrive at the Nambino hut you can admire the colors of the lake, while the incomparable skyline of the Brenta Dolomites will stand out in the background. While taking a rest at the hut, do not miss the painting and the story of the legend of the dragon that lived in the lake, the so-called "Fola dal Serpantaz" in the local dialect, particularly impressing for the little ones, although not only for them.
Once you reach Madonna di Campiglio in fifteen minutes by car and using the ski lifts, you will reach the 2100 meters of Mount Spinale. From the balcony of the Fiat Chalet, you can admire the historic panoramic point of the pearl of the Dolomites, where Princess Sissi loved to stop. Heading afterwards towards Fevri Hut you will descend along an easy path to Vallesinella. The walks to the Brenta Peak refuges start from here. Crossing charming wooden bridges suspended over the Vallesinella Alta waterfalls you will arrive at the refuge. Nearby it is also possible to admire the Vallesinella Bassa waterfall. When coming back to Madonna di Campiglio you can take advantage of public transport, taxi service, or extend your walk along "Sentiero dell'orso" (Bear’s Path), which runs above the road that will take you back to the village.
A path of about 2 km, suitable for the little ones, walkable also with a stroller, will allow you to easily reach a mountain hut with the characteristic Rendena breed cows, a slow food presidium. The route starts from Patascoss area, just above the village of Madonna di Campiglio, which can be reached in about fifteen minutes by car from the holiday home. You will arrive at the hut by a flat road with a unique view of the Dolomites. Here you can taste the local products, admiring the peaks from an observation point set up by the Adamello Brenta Park.
From the alpine village of Sant’Antonio di Mavignola, about ten minutes by car from the holiday apartments, you will find the crossroad that leads to Val Brenta. Parking is possible near Pra della Casa or a little further on and then taking short and various walks in the surroundings, reaching the meadows of Malga Brenta Bassa and passing through the suggestive Forra path. Keep on driving on the dirt road, leave your car near a pole and go on walking for about 4 km uphill until you reach the solitary Valagola lake. Once you arrive, you can relax and admire the blue and green colors of the water, which are the result of the fusion of the glaciers of Agola and Prato Fiorito.
Just before you reach Sant’Antonio di Mavignola, in about ten minutes’ drive from the holiday home, you will find the crossroad which leads to the valley. The suggestive Nambrone plain is the best choice for a quick and relaxing walk in the green of the fields and the colors of the Sarca river. Once you park the car at the refuge, you’ll be able to reach the nearby Amola waterfall and enjoy the freshness of the forest and the sounds of the water. Keep on driving in the upper part of the valley through a mountain road and you will reach the lakes of Cornisello at an altitude of 2100 meters. Walking by quite an easy path, you can reach Lago Nero (the Black Lake), one of the most photographed lakes in Trentino thanks to the sight of the Dolomites. The most trained ones can continue to the Segantini refuge, which represents the base for challenging hikes to Presanella, the highest peak in Trentino.
Above the town of Caderzone, a few kilometers by car from the holiday home, there is a magical environmental context, where two alpine lakes are suspended between the glaciers of the Adamello-Presanella group and the Brenta Dolomites. After a mountain road of about three kilometers and having left the car in the parking lot, it is possible to reach the lakes and the refuge via two paths, one is quite easy while the other one is a bit more challenging due to a greater height difference. The more trained ones will be able to walk them both by making a ring that will allow you to pass by Lake Vaccarsa, where in autumn the larches are of a unique flaming color.
