On the Piné Plateau

Trails to challenge yourself, unwind, discover, and be amazed

With over 200 km of paths and trails winding through villages, forests, lakes, and meadows, the Piné Plateau is a real hidden gem. Have you heard of it? Just a stone’s throw from Trento, it’s completely immersed in the unspoiled wilderness of Trentino. 

Here, every hike or bike ride is an explosion of vibrant colours. Under a brilliant blue sky – the kind that only summer days in the mountains can offer – you’ll feel an energy that quite literally lifts you to new heights.   

Hard work always pays off. And on the Piné Plateau, you can take a break whenever you like. Around every corner, there’s a meadow, a bench, or a fountain inviting you to slow down, catch your breath, and enjoy a sandwich with your favourite filling — before setting off again! 

Through the villages of Baselga di Piné

Through the villages of Baselga di Piné

Easy route 

This gentle trail, covering just a few kilometres with minimal effort, takes you through historic villages, past churches, waterfalls, and even a working watermill. The Trentini – locals from Trento – are especially fond of this walk, and often enjoy a weekend stroll around the lake.  

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At the Segonzano Pyramids

Moderate route  

The Segonzano Pyramids are a remarkable geological phenomenon. If you let your imagination wander for a moment, these formations will transport you to a world of mystery and wonder. Viewing them from above, perched on your bike, feels like exploring uncharted lands.    

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In the Heart of the Lagorai

In the Heart of the Lagorai

Set deep within the rugged Lagorai mountains, this route is perfect for those who aren’t afraid of a physical challenge. The high-altitude climb is demanding, but breathtaking views from the summit make every step worthwhile. A hearty lunch at one of the alpine huts along the way is yet another great reason to hop on your bike or lace up your hiking boots!  

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Published on 11/03/2025