Calaita – Malga Grùgola – Biotopo Frattón
Ferrata Val di Scala
Fòssi – Ósne – Madonna del Sass – Ciclabile
This really short itinerary is an easy and very pleasant walk for everyone. The walk takes place entirely on the bottom of the Primiero Valley, through residential areas of the village of Transacqua until reaching the shrine, in an environment rich of water and covered by the the shade of the forest of Pinédi…
4.8 km - ↑ 96 m
1h
Imèr: Street Barch
This is a promenade that develops outside the village of Imèr. The characteristic of this track, which is not particularly interesting if seen from a purely hiking point of view, is that it is passing through the beautiful and interesting artworks called Street Barch Art, made by the local artists Gianluigi Zeni and Nicola Degiampietro.
4.1 km - ↑ 98 m
1h
Laghetto Welsperg – Villa Welsperg – Camp – Cacciatore
This walk is suitable for everyone and definitely ideal for those who want to take a breath of fresh air, without worrying too much about their shape. Completely flat, the route develops on the bottom of the beautiful Val Canali, a true and authentic jewel in the heart of the territory of Primiero. The promenade loops around Villa Welsperg.
3.7 km - ↑ 90 m
1h
Le Vale – Fedài – Póit – Ìneri – Caltena
Lòzen – Malga Lòzen – Boàl de le Stèle – Masi al Lòzen
This rather short but intense hike is ideal for snowshoes, in the presence of snow. The route develops around the bottom of the valley called Val Lòzen: the nice valley of the stream of Lòzen (a.k.a. Torrente Lòzen), which flows from Pisorno and Calaita into the Vanòi Valley, close to the village of Canal San Bovo.
5.1 km - ↑ 349 m
1h 45
Passo Gòbbera – San Silvestro
Pont de Stél – Masi di Tognòla – Pont de Gioréto – Fiamena
This walk draws a loop in the middle of the so-called “Sentiero Etnografico del Vanoi” (tr. ethnographic route of the Valley of Vanoi). The loop develops clockwise along the path marked as “Sentiero dei Pradi”, around the meadows of Pradi de Tognòla, more commonly known as Masi di Tognòla…
3.5 km - ↑ 180 m
1h 15
Rónco Chiesa – Rónco Busini – Fòsse – Pugnài
Solàn Grant – Baladoi – Stalón – Solàn
This short itinerary develops in the area surrounding the village of Imèr called “Solìvi” (tr. Exposed to the sun – south oriented). The trail, not particularly popular, passes in the proximity of typical architectures and farms, providing several hints about the agro-pastoral past…
4.8 km - ↑ 300 m
1h 30
Vallombrosa – Sirór – Tonadico
Via delle Miniere – Trói de le Càore – Al Prá – Ormanico
This hike is an easy and well marked loop around Transacqua, on the bottom of Primiero Valley. Despite being a very short loop around the town, it still features some nice views of villages such as Fiera di Primiero, Transacqua and Ormanico, as well as Pale di San Martino and Vette Feltrine mountains.
3.7 km - ↑ 190 m
1h 30
Zortea – Pianazzi – Masi al Lòzen – Valline – Murèri
Calaita – Sant’Antonio – Bedolé – Spiz del Dóch
Camp – Sant’Antonio – Bedolé – Santa Romina
Cava – Malga Fosse – Sentiero Finanzieri – Cròde Rosse – Colverde – Malga Pala – Sentiero Cacciatore
Given that it does not require any technical difficulties and it is also suitable for families, this hike is one of the few at the same time easy and spectacular, allowing you to jump straight into the environment offered by the western side of the Pale di San Martino, observing the walls of Cimón della Pala and the geological conformations in the proximity of Cròde Rosse…
8.8 km - ↑ 630 m
3h
Còl – Rifugio Forestale – Malga Civertaghe – Val di Ròda
Cristo Pensante
It is probably worth mentioning that the trail called “Trekking del Cristo Pensante” is now one of the most classic and popular itineraries in the Primiero area. Designed by Pino Dallasega, the hike of a few hours, ambitiously called with the name of “trekking”, goes from the pass of Passo Rolle up to the summit of Monte Castellazzo…
8.5 km - ↑ 400 m
2h 30
Frassené – Col di Luna – Rifugio Scarpa
Imèr – Mezzano – Camp – Costa – Coladìna
Imèr – San Silvestro – Passo Gòbbera – Col dei Bètteghe – Via Nòva
Lòzen – Malga Lòzen – Boàl de le Stèle – Masi al Lòzen
Malga Ces – Cavallazza – Lago della Cavallazza – Laghetti di Colbricón
Malga Ces – Malga Valcigolèra
This hike, also suitable for non-experienced hikers, is part of a wide list of routes for runners and hikers proposed by Malga Ces. Main feature of this route that passes by the hut of Malga Valcigolèra is the unique atmosphere created by a mid-altitude forest heritage environment…
7.5 km - ↑ 390 m
2h 15
Malga Ces – Piani della Cavalazza – Malga Fosse – Orti Forestali
The itinerary that, starting from the chalet of Malga Ces, leads to the marshes of the so-called Piani della Cavalazza (or Cavallazza) is a hike which is suitable for everyone, including families, since it does not feature an advanced climb while it still allows you to enjoy some incredible views offered by these beautiful and relaxing places…
10.8 km - ↑ 550 m
3h
Malga Ces – Piani della Cavalazza – Orti Forestali
Malga Rolle – Laghetti di Colbricón – Cavallazza – Tognazza
Malga Valàzza – Lastè di Juribrutto – Lago di Juribrutto – Malga Juribrutto
This short and simple hike develops on a fairly remote corner of the territory of Primiero, closed to Passo Valles. Valàzza and Juribrutto, with their pastures, are pleasant and usually extremely quiet locations, surrounded by a landscape stretching from the Dolomites of Pale di San Martino and Val Venegia, extending over the Lagorai range.
6.5 km - ↑ 474 m
3h 15
Mezzano – Taiadói – Falasórni – San Giovanni – Copèra
Oltra – Taiadoi – Caderne – Fedai – Boie – Val Marcole – Fatana
The loop presented here is a rather unknown route, drawing a loop on the north-western slope of the hill of Cordognè (1,313 m asl). The strength of this itinerary is the fact that the various farms, meadows and ruins from which it passes often leave the feeling of time travelling straight into the past.
9.5 km - ↑ 549 m
2h 45
Passo Cereda – Malga Fossetta – Passo del Palughét
Located between the mountain group of Pale Alte block and the rocky ones of Garfol, the gap of Passo del Palughét is particularly suggestive and panoramic, as it offers a natural balcony facing the beautiful north-western walls of the Cimónega peaks, made even more impressive by the suggestive lights of the afternoon and the sunset…
5.5 km - ↑ 540 m
2h 30
Piereni – Fósne – Cistri – Rónzi – Dágnoli – Tais
This relatively not demanding hike, which develops between 1,200 and 1,500 meters of altitude on a particularly sunny slope of Primiero, is suitable for all seasons. The route passes through the majority of the pastures and meadows that cover the southern slope of Monte Cimerlo (2,504 m a.s.l.)…
13.1 km - ↑ 512 m
3h 45
Pieve – Via Nòva – Solàn – Passo Gòbbera
Póit – Col – RIfugio Fonteghi – Valpiana di Sotto – Valpiana di Sopra
Ponte Oltra – Via di Schenèr – Pontét
Pralongo – Sbarramento di Pralongo – Miniere di Pralongo – Caoria
Refavaie – Malga Laghetti – Lago Nero – Malga Cupolà di Sotto
Refavaie – Malga Laghetti – Lago Nero – Malga Cupolà di Sotto
Rifugio Rosetta – Riviera di Manna – Passo Fradusta
Ritonda – Rifugio Pradidali
This classic route, suitable for all hikers, runs along the main and classic access trail to the hut of Rifugio Pradidali. The route manages to combine the naturalistic beauty of the forest with the breathtaking view you can enjoy from the hut of several impressive peaks of the Pala Group…
11.75 km - ↑ 1287 m
4h
Sagrón – Vallalta – California – Macatoch
San Martino – Malga Civertaghe – Ciclopedonale – Fiera di Primiero
This nice walk starts from the center of San Martino di Castrozza and arrives in Fiera di Primiero. The route is characterized on a first part on a path and a second one along the cycle path connecting San Martino di Castrozza with Siror which, among other things, also includes the stretch on the bridge of Val de la Vècia…
12.6 km - ↑ 134 m
2h 30
San Martino di Castrozza – Cima Rosetta
Sirór – Dismóni – Prati Cosàipi – Nolésca
Sirór – Malga Civertaghe – Val de la Vècia – Ciclopedonale
Tonadico – Castel Pietra – Villa Welsperg
Tonadico – Pieréni – Tàis – Ronchéti – Sirór
This route starts and arrives in Tonadico, one of the oldest villages in the Primiero Valley. The itinerary ideal for those wishing to explore the areas, rich of forest and meadows, overlooking the villages of Tonatico and Sirór. The most beautiful point of the trail is when it passes by the location of Piereni, with its beautiful pastures…
8.5 km - ↑ 513 m
2h 30
Transacqua – Navòi – Pieve – Nolésca – Siror – Tonadico – Ormanìco
Val Travignolo – Malga Bocche – Paneveggio
This simple hike, almost entirely in the forest, starts at the far north-west of the territory of Primiero, by Travignolo stream. The trail passes through three different communities: Primiero San Martino di Castrozza (Primierotta), Moena (Ladina-Fassana) and Predazzo (Fiammazza).
11.3 km - ↑ 520 m
3h 15
Valbòna – Malga Colbricón – Buse dell’Oro – Paneveggio
Valpiana: Sentiero degli Abeti Giganti
Baita Cogolate – Forcella Cimonega – Passo di Mura – Colle San Pietro
Baita Cogolate – Forcella Cimonega – Piz de Sagrón – Comedón – Forcella del Piz – Palughét
This is a fascinating and at the same time demanding hike, ideal for those who like mountaineering on extremely unpopular and technical paths – with the only exception being the section of the itinerary along the Alta Via delle Dolomiti No. 2 -. The route shapes a loop around the Dolomite mountain group of Cimónega…
16 km - ↑ 1 950 m
9h
Buse – Cadin di Nèva – Giro delle Banche del Sass de Mura – Rifugio Boz
Calaita – Forcella Valsorda – Malga Tognola – Cima Tognazza – Forcella Scanaiòl
Calaita – Lago di Agneléssa – Cima Scanaiòl – Lago Pisórno
Caoria – Laghi di Reganèl – Col della Croce – Val Regàna
Lakes of Reganèl? Probably, if you asked where these pretty lakes in a remote corner of Lagorai are located, many locals would not be able to tell you the answer. This hike, which starts from Caoria, draws a loop on the eastern slopes of the massif of Cima d’Asta, in one of the least visited corners of the Valley of Vanòi…
18 km - ↑ 1 517 m
6h 30
Casina Forestale di Valpiana – Forcella Valón – Monte Pavióne – Malga Agneròla
Colverde – Col delle Féde – Cima Rosétta
Colverde – Ferrata Vècia – Nico Gusella – Ferrata Portón – Ferrata Velo
This itinerary develops on an unusual route, although it passes through some of the most visited places of the Dolomites of Pale di San Martino. The track is proposed to those who are expert hikers and love the via ferrata of the Dolomites. Due to its length (19 km), the four via ferrata that it crosses and a total shift of more than 1,500 m, we suggest to not so experienced hikers to avoid it…
19 km - ↑ 1 682 m
10h
Colverde – Malga Pala – Cròde Rosse – Malga Fòsse di Sotto – Prà delle Nasse
Given the presence of this cute little animal in this specific area of the Pale di San Martino, we called this itinerary “the tour of the marmots”. The route is a relatively easy loop of about 4 hours with 800 m of elevation gain starting in San Martino di Castrozza, without any particular technical challenge.
10 km - ↑ 730 m
4h 30
Colverde – Rifugio Velo – Cacciatore – Rifugio Pradidali – Passo di Ball – Val di Roda
Domadore – Bivacco Menegazzi – Casera de Camp – Col di Luna
Fósne – Monte Cimèrlo – Stanga – Rifugio Velo della Madonna – Camillo Depaoli
Imèr – Malga Agneròla – Monte Pavione – Vedèrna
Malga Canali – Treviso – Fiamme Gialle – Reali – Croda Granda – Scalette – Forcella delle Mughe
This itinerary takes place in its entirety right above the hut of Rifugio Treviso, in the heart of the mountain chain of Val Canali, eastern block belonging to the Pala Group. The most interesting part of the route is possibly the ascent on the Via Ferrata Fiamme Gialle, that leads to the bivouac named Bivacco Reali…
16 km - ↑ 1 850 m
7h 30
Malga Canali – Trói dei Todéschi – Cima Regàde – Forcella dell’Óltro – Rifugio Treviso
This hike crosses the extreme south-west part of the Dolomites group of the Pale di San Martino, developing around the mountain ridge of Cima d’Oltro, Le Rocchette and Feltraio. From the cross on the top of the mountain you will be rewarded by one of the best sights of the Valle di Primiero.
11.6 km - ↑ 336 m
6h
Malga Canali – Rifugio Treviso – Vani Alti – Bivacco Reali – Ferrata Fiamme Gialle
Traditionally and differently to the trail here described, this loop is proposed in an anticlockwise direction, in order to be able to face the Ferrata Fiamme Gialle while ascending. However, the stretch of Vani Alti is a climb which, from the hiking point of view, is to be considered technical and exposed…
12 km - ↑ 1678 m
5h 30
Malga Ces – Passo Colbricón – Forcella Ceremana – Bivacco Aldo Moro – Punta Ces
Malga Fosse – Rifugio Pedrotti – Faràngole – Rifugio Mulaz – Baita Segantini – Punta Rolle
This long and fascinating route draws a loop in the western part of the Dolomite group of the Pale di San Martino – or Pala Group -, between the valleys of Val Venegia and Valón de le Comèlle. Certainly, the most interesting part of the itinerary is when the itinerary crosses the so called Faràngole…
20.2 km - ↑ 1 850 m
8h 30
Malga Fossernica di Dentro – Laghetti di Coltorondo – Cima Paradisi
Ormanico – Val Unéda – Croce del Padèla – Val Ombrìa – Càneva
Although it is more popular to get to the cross of Croce del Padèla starting from the highest locations of either Caltena or Valtegnarich, the traditional and much more demanding access route is the “direttissima” (tr. direct trail), which starts from the village of Transacqua…
11.6 km - ↑ 1 150 m
4h 45
Passo Cereda – Forcella d’Oltro – Malga Cavallera – Domadóri
Passo Cerèda – Forcella Piz di Sagrón – Palughét – Malga Fossetta
Passo Valles – Passo Venegiòta – Mulaz – Forcella Venégia
Refavaie – Forcella Coldosè – Lago delle Trute – Lago di Moregna – Forcella Valmaggiore
Refavaie – Passo Sàdole – Monte Cauriòl – Pala del Cardinàl
This route, primarily for expert hikers who love itineraries having the Great War as a background, leads to the historic ridge that was the front line between the Austro Hungarian and Italian armies during 1916 and 1917, drawn by the peaks of Cauriòl, Cardinàl and Busa Alta, in a combination of history, nature and technical hiking…
16.8 km - ↑ 1 570 m
7h
Refavaie – Passo Sàdole – Rifugio Monte Cauriòl – Cima di Busa Alta – Forcella Coldosè
Rif. Refavaie – Malga Fossèrnica di dentro – Cima dei Paradisi
Rifugio Caltena – Ritasa – Malga Fossetta – Passo Palughét – Val Giasinòzza
Rifugio Pedrotti – Cima Fradusta – Rifugio Pedrotti
Rifugio Rosetta – Rifugio Pradidali – Passo di Ball – Passo Val di Ròda
Rifugio Vedèrna – Malga Monsampián – Rifugio Dal Piàz – Col di Luna – Monte Pavione
This trekking starts from Rifugio Vedèrna and explores the southern side of Monte Pavióne, a mountain situated within the Vette Feltrine range, passing by Malga Monsampian and Rifugio Dal Piaz. From the top of Monte Pavione, you can see all the Primiero valley, in addition to the Pale di San Martino.
18.5 km - ↑ 1147 m
6h
Ritonda – Valón de le Léde – Bivacco Minanzio – Passo delle Léde – Rifugio Pradidali
The physically demanding ascent across the wide gully of Valón de le Léde is surely worth it. As approaching Passo delle Léde, the Bivacco Carlo Minanzio will be reached. Not far from the bivouac, it is possible to see several remains of the Neptune plane, tragically crashed on 19th of July 1957, causing 11 fatalities.
14 km - ↑ 1615 m
7h 30
Sagrón – Forcella dell’Omo – Malga Errèra – Piani Eterni – Campotorondo – Vallàlta
San Martino – Colverde – Ferrata Bolver-Lugli – Cima Vezzana – Rifugio Pedrotti
This mountaineering itinerary not only features the ascent to Cima Vezzana, which proud of its 3,192 m asl is the highest of the Dolomites Pala Group, but it does so by climbing along the most popular Via Ferrata of the Pala Group (on the most iconic peak): the Ferrata Bolver-Lugli…
13 km - ↑ 1 800 m
8h
San Martino di Castrozza – Rif. Velo della Madonna – Malga Civertaghe
Interesting itinerary with departure and arrival in San Martino di Castrozza. The itinerary starts from the center of San Martino and reaches Rifugio Velo della Madonna, through the green pastures of Prati Col and passing by the oldest malga of the Trentino, Malga Civertaghe. The course of medium difficulty, lasts about 6 hours.
14.2 km - ↑ 1059 m
5h 30
Transacqua – Stiòzze – Malga Fossetta – Passo Cereda – Colzoncài – Val Canali
Val Travignolo – Cima Bocche
This pleasant but rather long route will lead you to the top of Cima Bocche, starting from Val Travignolo. The itinerary is suitable to be covered both during the summer and during the winter. Cima Bocche is known for having been the scene of strong clashes during the First World War…
12.2 km - ↑ 1066 m
4h
Valàzza – Cima Juribrutto – Cima Bocche – Grontón – Laghi Lusia – Malga Bocche
This simply amazing high altitude itinerary was born with the aim of combining history with natural beauty, in a unique combination of its kind. Long but not technically demanding, the trek develops around the massif of Cima Bocche, well known above all for the events related to the First World War…
20.1 km - ↑ 1 450 m
8h
Valpiana – Malga Val Stúa – Col del Linzolétto – Val de Stúa – Forcella Valón – Val de Ròda
If you are an experienced hiker looking for a short but intense itinerary to do in half a day, featuring technical sections on little-known trails and passing by the wonderland offered by the so-called “buse” of Vette Feltrine, this route could probably fascinate you. The loop itinerary stretches for just over 10 km and passes through some of the most enchanting and lonely places in the Dolomite chain of Vette Feltrine…
12.1 km - ↑ 1165 m
5h 30
