A day walking in the mountains
5 excursions of medium difficulty, for those who already have some experience
It is evening, you are having dinner with friends and thinking about the mountain tour you will afford together the next day. As always, it is not easy to find an itinerary that suits everyone, both in terms of fitness level and personal preferences. However, if you are prepared enough and plan to try a more or less demanding hiking trail in the Trentino mountains, this article may be useful!
In fact, we propose 5 medium-difficulty excursions lasting no more than one day, if not less, provided that you are well trained.
What matters is to accurately estimate the departure time, in order to complete your day trip without hitches or delays. And, why not, also to ensure that you arrive at the mountain hut at the ideal time to have a quick and simple lunch before continuing on.
At this point, all you have to do is prepare your backpack, put on your boots and go!
Before setting out on an excursion at altitude, plan your trip with care. If you are inexperienced or you intend to tackle a route graded as technically difficult, then consult an alpine or mountain guide. You should also contact the refuge warden in the area you’ll be visiting for the latest weather information and to discuss whether your route is advisable. Take prudent precautions, wear suitable clothing for your route, and remember to act responsibly in the mountains at all times.
Bocca Trat - Cima Parì
Cima Parì is one of the most spectacular viewpoints in the Ledro Valley. On a clear day, the view stretches from Lake Ledro to Lake Garda, from the Dolomites to the Adamello. The trail leading to the summit follows the front of the Great War, retracing the steps of the Austro-Hungarian and Italian soldiers who fought in the White War.
The Cevedale lakes
Loop trek in the heart of the Cevedale Group. The itinerary passes by the Larcher al Cevedale Refuge and the scenic glacial lakes of Marmotte, Lago Lungo, and Lago Nero. After crossing the artificial basin of Càreser, you can reach the small but enchanting Lago delle Lame.
Valina d'Amola - Rifugio Segantini – Cornisello
A scenic high-altitude itinerary of moderate difficulty in the Adamello-Presanella group. Nearly 10 km with 600 meters of elevation gain to admire a stunning view of the crystal-clear waters of the Cornisello Lakes and Lago Nero, reflecting the majestic Presanella.
Cima d’Ezze Trekking - the New “Delio Pace” trail
The new Delio Pace trail, in the heart of the wild Lagorai chain, partially includes the old military WW I walkways that cross the forks and impervious ridges of Cima d’Ezze. The route (12 km length and 1000 m in altitude) is not particularly challenging, though it includes some rather exposed sections that require a steady foot and are not recommended for vertigo-prone guests.
Cima Cavallazza loop
It is a historical and nature excursion, the Giro della Cavallazza, a scenic mountain southwest of Passo Rolle that was the site of battles during the Great War. Many traces of the past remain at high altitudes, including trenches, walkways, fortifications, and tunnels. The panorama is extraordinary, offering views of the Pale di San Martino, the Primiero Valley, the peaks of Colbricon, and the Paneveggio Forest.
