Unusual snow routes in Vallagarina
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Where? Monte Baldo, Leno Valleys, Lessinia, Monte Finonchio
When? On Sunday 21st and 28th of December, 4th and 25th of January
Guided excursions to discover hidden places, with lunch, at high altitude
Enjoy your Sunday outdoors with snowshoes and let yourself be guided to the most enchanting spots of the Vallagarina, with a delicious à-la-carte traditional lunch.
Together with expert local mountain guides, you will venture on snowshoes through pristine snow, gentle slopes and silent white forests, reaching mountain huts where traditional alpine dishes await you. You will have lunch together à-la-carte, paying directly at the hut for whatever you choose. Set off to discover unforgettable landscapes, breathtaking views and ancient flavours that will warm your heart.
Sunday, 21st of December – San Valentino & Rifugio Baita Fos-Ce
Discovering the Green Lands… covered in white! Snowshoeing through one of the largest beech forests in lower Trentino, crossing small frozen streams and stopping to admire the splendid meadows framed by the peaks of Monte Baldo. For lunch, the unique homemade flavours of Rifugio Baita Fos-Ce will complete a day to remember.
Meeting point: Stanga San Valentino parking area
Sunday, 28th of December – Madonna della Neve & Rifugio Monte Baldo
Monte Baldo Aviense as you’ve never seen it before: frozen waterfalls, snowy meadows emerging from thick beech and conifer woods, discovering Pian della Cenere and its bivouacs, the small church of Madonna della Neve and its history, and the unparalleled flavours of the traditional cuisine at Rifugio Monte Baldo — a true culinary institution in the area.
Meeting point: Rifugio Monte Baldo parking area
Sunday, 4th of January – Lessinia Trentina & Locanda Alpina
A sweeping view over the high “hills” of the Lessinia plateau — sky-high pastures with an endless white horizon stretching south to Lake Garda and the Po Valley, east to the rugged Carega massif, west to the Brescia Alps, and north to the Trentino Alps and the Brenta Dolomites. After all this beauty for the eyes, you’ll be tempted by the beauty (and goodness) for the palate, with the specialties of Locanda Alpina, where Trentino and Veneto traditions meet.
Meeting point: Locanda Alpina parking area
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PLEASE NOTE: the use of snowshoes or crampons depends on snow conditions — if there is no snow, the excursion will be held on foot if conditions allow. Good physical fitness is required, as well as mandatory layered thermal clothing, gloves, hat, backpack, thermos with a hot drink, and some snacks for the route.
NOTE: necessary equipment can be rented directly from the guide on site, if requested at the time of booking.
The mountain guide reserves the right to modify the route based on terrain conditions, weather, and group preparedness.
Info and map
Azienda per il Turismo Rovereto e Vallagarina
Rovereto’s Tourist Office
Piazzale Orsi, 9
38068 Rovereto (TN)
Brentonico’s Tourist Office
Via F.Filzi, 37
38060 Brentonico (TN)
T: +39 0464 430363
info@visitrovereto.it
www.visitrovereto.it
Please note: the guide reserves the right to vary the route depending on the weather conditions, the terrain and the level of preparation of the participants.
Social:
Opening time
meet at 09.30 am at the meeting points indicated by the individual experience
- minimum age: 10 years
- number of participants: minimum 8, maximum 20 people
- duration: 4 hours
- booking required by 12 PM on the Friday before the activity.
Entrance
Participation Costs:
- Excursion with Alpine Guide and insurance: €33 per person
- Traditional lunch with à-la-carte menu: payment directly at the mountain hut, based on your selection
- Snowshoe rental (optional): €10 per person as an extra fee, to be paid to the alpine guide on the day of the experience – must be requested at the time of booking
*Routes may vary depending on environmental conditions and snow cover. Participants are required to wear trekking clothing suitable for winter environments: waterproof hiking boots, gloves, hat, spare layers, sunglasses, and a thermos with a hot drink. The use of trekking poles is also recommended.