Hiking in Trentino

The Autonomous Province of Trento (Provincia autonoma di Trento) spreads over 6,207 km² in the heart of the Italian Alps, between Lake Garda to the south and the Dolomites to the east. It brings together several major massifs: the Brenta Dolomites (UNESCO), the Adamello-Presanella with its glaciers and 3,558-m summit, the Lessini and Pasubio in the south. The Adamello-Brenta Natural Park and (in part) the Stelvio National Park protect the wildest zones. The Alte Vie cross both the Brenta and the Adamello.

Trento, the capital, is served by direct train from Verona (1h), Bolzano (40 min), or Munich. The valleys (Val di Sole, Val di Fassa, Val di Non) are accessible by bus from Trento.

Best season: June to October for the Alpine massifs, year-round around Lake Garda. Altitude imposes the same constraints as elsewhere in the Alps (summer thunderstorms, residual spring snow, return of winter from October at altitude). Check daily conditions and weather, especially above 2,500 m.

This area is under construction on Isomaps. Feel free to contribute your own tracks to enrich our Trentino map.