Pass through the woods at the bottom of the valley following rivers and lakes to arrive at the peaks where you can admire the valley from above and enjoy the panorama you reached. In the Adamello Brenta Park you can count on over 400 kilometers’ paths for two different but equally fascinating environmental contexts that will give you unique landscapes. Do not miss the tour of the 5 lakes on the Presanella side and the climbs of the Brenta peak towards the refuges of the Group, such as Tuckett and Brentei. In both cases you can take advantage of the cableways to take you to higher altitudes or add altitude difference starting from the town of Madonna di Campiglio.
A unique chance to discover the beauty of the Brenta Dolomites is to cross them along the Bocchette fixed rope route. One of the most evocative high-altitude itineraries in the Alps, which connects the wild northern part to the central and southern range. It is possible to experience them in their entirety using the Group's refuges as a base or by making one-stop day trips. Among the most suggestive stretches: the Bocchette Alte and the Centrali (upper and central parts of the route), which flank charming peaks such as Cima Brenta and Campanile Basso. In the southern part, a particularly satisfying ring is the one linking the XII Apostoli Hut to the Agostini Hut via "Ettore Castiglioni" fixed rope route and the equipped path “Ideale”. We will be happy to refer you to local alpine guides who, in addition to safely accompanying you, will let you discover the secrets and history of the Group.
Together we can identify the trail running tracks that best suit your needs and characteristics. You can leave directly from the holiday apartments or make small transfers, by car or cable car, to start directly at high altitude and immediately enjoy breathtaking landscapes. Rendena valley is an ideal terrain for the variety of mountain running tracks all immersed in the Adamello Brenta Park. You can opt for the side of the Presanella group, with the renowned tour of the 5 Lakes or the Brenta Dolomites, selecting among the various paths that lead to the refuges of the group. The most trained ones should not miss the technical Orsi path, which allows the fantastic crossing from the Tuckett mouth to the Brenta mouth near the Pedrotti alla Tosa refuge, enjoying the view of Lake Molveno.
By staying in our family's holiday home, you can access the largest bike area in Italy, reaching Garda Lake through the Dolomites, a Unesco World Heritage Site, and the Adamello and Presanella glaciers. A unique paradise for two wheels lovers, which has over 80 kilometers of territorial extension, 1.000 kilometers of mountain bike trails, 3 bicycle paths for a total of over 100 kilometers. Using the network of ski lifts, accessible a few hundred meters from the apartment, you can reach high altitude and start your adventure from there. For families and in general for a few more "easy" hours, there is the 25 km cycle path that crosses the entire Rendena Valley. We will be able to direct you to the numerous shops in the area that rent out pedal assisted bikes, allowing you to increase mileage, reducing fatigue, while leaving the sensations intact.
In Pinzolo, Bike Land offers trails of varying difficulty and the access to Brenta Bike Park, where you can cover thousands of meters in altitude descending towards the 800 meters of the town starting from the 2100 meters at Doss del Sabion. Reaching the peak with the lifts you will find downhill tracks suitable for all technical abilities both beginners and experts. We will be able to refer you to the friends of Brenta Bike Rent who will provide you with the necessary equipment and advise you about tracks and itineraries in the area. The gravity guide team, present at the Pra Rodont rental, will be able to accompany you both in the first steps and in improving your driving technique. At the end of the descent, you can admire the landscape, relax your arms, and enjoy a beer at the refuge with your friends.
As Rendena Valley separates the Brenta Dolomites from the Adamello-Presanella group, it allows you to have two types of rock close at hand and rope. These are dolomite, a type of limestone, and tonalite, a granite-like rock. You will be able to climb in two different environmental contexts with their own characteristics and climbing styles. So, one day you can climb the tonalite cliffs in Val di Genova and the next day choose a dolomite climbing wall in Madonna di Campiglio or in the villages of the lower valley. Even the offer of modern multipitch routes can be satisfied on both sides. The dolomite can be best experienced in Corna Rossa surroundings, near the Graffer refuge, with a facilitated access by cable car that goes up to the Grostè pass. For tonalite, you can choose the area of the Segantini refuge, where a mountain road that reaches over 2000 meters height, allows short approaches. Also, in about forty-five minutes by car, it is possible to reach Arco, the Italian mecca of sport climbing and the Sarca Valley, where climbing is possible all year round.
For bouldering fans, Val di Genova turns out to be a natural training ground. Put a crash pad on your shoulder and explore the first erratic boulders present at the beginning of the valley before the Nardis waterfalls up to those of the Caret plain near the Stella Alpina refuge. You will climb on the unique grain of tonalite, choosing cooler areas in the summer and sunny areas in autumn, depending on the season. The first boulders climbed by rock climbers starting in the 1950s are more evident and often present on the edge of the forest road that goes up from Santo Stefano. We will be able to show you how to access all the areas by pointing out the blocks of greatest interest with respect to your technical abilities and the time of year. Then, after a day spent playing on the rocks, thinking about solved lines and projects to be carried out, you can refresh yourself in the various refuges of the valley: Nardis waterfalls, Fontana Bona, Stella Alpina and Bedole.
Rendena Valley is a unique context for alpinism lovers. You can engage in both high-mountain progression on the glaciers of the Adamello-Presanella group and classic rock climbing in the Brenta Dolomites. You can retrace the footsteps of the pioneers of the late nineteenth century discovering Adamello, the largest glacier in the Italian Alps, or put your hands on the dolomite touched by the legendary climbers of the twentieth century; reach the solitary spire of Campanile Basso, symbol of the Brenta group, by classic routes that have gone down in history, such as Preuss and Ferhman. You can be accompanied by qualified professionals, friends of ours, with whom we will put you in direct contact and who can help you discover the most secret and inaccessible corners of the Adamello Brenta Park.
Doss del Sabion, with its 2100 mt altitude is reachable from Pinzolo via cableways. It is an ideal area to experience the thrill of tandem flight. You will find qualified pilots ready to accompany you on a spectacular glide of over 1300 meters, which will allow you to admire the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello glaciers as you have never seen them before. Taking advantage of the thermal updrafts, you can also experience the sensation of gaining altitude by going up. The tandem flight can also be an original idea for a unique gift that will leave unforgettable emotions. Whether it is you or your special person, once you reach the 800 meters of the valley your point of view will change forever.
Pinzolo is part of the Alto Sarca river area, in western Trentino, a prestigious destination for fishing, home to the 2015 European fly-fishing championship. There are more than 300 km of water in rivers, streams and lakes largely included in the environmental context of the Adamello Brenta Park. The variety of fish population made up of char, marble, brown and rainbow trout in the various high mountain lakes make Rendena valley a unique place for fishing. The course of the Sarca river is mostly accessible from the road and it is possible to reach the 2100 meters of the Alpine lakes of Cornisello by car. The diversity of environment, the creation of specific areas and the possibility of fishing with various techniques can satisfy the needs of the most demanding fishermen.
The Pinzolo Tennis Club is located near the ice rink in the park of the “Pineta” pinewood area. The club offers a central court, approved for international tournaments, with fixed 800-seat stands. From a large sun terrace, it is possible to follow the matches that take place on all three clay courts. There is a fourth covered play-it surface court, for you to play even on rainy days. Both the synthetic and clay courts are floodlit. There is a beach volleyball – beach tennis court, a brand new padel court and a ping pong table, as well as a small and well-kept children's area. The special feature that you will find at the Pinzolo Tennis Club is the unique hospitality of its staff, who will make you feel at home.
