The area stretching between Lagolo, Monte Bondone and the Valle dei Laghi is a true paradise for trekking lovers in Trentino, offering an extensive network of trails that wind through alpine lakes, lush forests and scenic peaks.
Just nearby, the Brenta Dolomites – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – offer a wide variety of routes for all hikers, with breathtaking views and unforgettable experiences. If you’re planning an active holiday in Trentino, this is the perfect place to start.
Top hiking routes around Lagolo, Monte Bondone and the Brenta Dolomites
Lagolo and surroundings
Lake Lagolo, located at around 950 metres above sea level, is the perfect starting point for relaxing hikes.
The lake loop is an easy and accessible trail with minimal elevation gain, ideal for enjoying the peace of the surrounding nature.
For those looking for a more demanding excursion, the SAT 618 path linking Viote and Lake Lagolo offers a nature-immersed trek through forests and meadows – just steps from your holiday apartment in Lagolo.
Monte Bondone
Known as the “Alps of Trento”, Monte Bondone is a must for hiking enthusiasts.
The Giro delle Tre Cime is a circular route that includes the peaks of Cornetto (2,180 m), Dos d’Abramo (2,140 m), and Cima Verde (2,102 m), offering breathtaking views of the Dolomites and the Valle dei Laghi.
The trail also passes through the Tre Cime Nature Reserve, a protected area established in 1968 that’s rich in flora and fauna.
Valle dei Laghi
In the Valle dei Laghi, many trails wind between seven main lakes, including Lake Toblino, Lake Cavedine and Lake Lamar.
These routes offer spectacular views of crystal-clear waters, historic castles and terraced vineyards.
One example is the trail connecting Lake Lagolo to Lasino, which passes through rural landscapes and gives you the chance to visit Castel Madruzzo, an old noble residence.
Dolomiti di Brenta Trek (DBT)
The Dolomiti di Brenta Trek is a circular hiking route of about 96 km that surrounds the entire Brenta group.
It follows well-marked trails and via ferrata routes at an average altitude of 2,000 metres, with options to stay in mountain huts, lodges or bivouacs.
An ideal experience for true mountain lovers and trekking holiday enthusiasts.
Via delle Bocchette
One of the most spectacular via ferrata routes in the Dolomites, the Via delle Bocchette crosses the dramatic ledges of the Brenta, connecting mountain huts and offering extraordinary views.
It includes different sections, such as Bocchette Centrali and Bocchette Alte, each with varying difficulty levels.
Hike to Rifugio Alimonta
Starting from Vallesinella, this route leads through forests and typical Dolomite landscapes to the Rifugio Alimonta, right in the heart of the Brenta group.
It’s a popular hike due to its accessibility, stunning views and central location within the massif.
Val d’Ambiez
One of the wildest valleys in the Brenta, accessible from San Lorenzo in Banale.
The trail leads to Rifugio Agostini through towering rock formations and unspoiled landscapes.
An intense and immersive experience, perfect for those seeking raw nature and deep connection with the mountains.
Refuge loop from Molveno
A scenic circular hike from Molveno that passes the Croz dell’Altissimo, Selvata and Malga Andalo huts.
Easy and panoramic, this route is ideal for enjoying the lake and Dolomite views without tackling technical trails.
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