Walking Holidays in Italy

This is a relaxed walk which offers stunning views of the lake. You'll walk along the ancient Ponale road which overlooks the glistening lake. This is a great way to learn about the history of the area, as our guides are very knowledgeable and are always happy to teach you about different sections of the routes.

• Grade: Moderate-Challenging (a decent fitness level is required)
• Distance: 10km 
• Duration: Full day (walking time approx. 4 hours)
• Ascent/Descent: 440m
• Terrain: Asphalt surfaces, dirt tracks, natural trails
• Useful information: This walk begins in Riva del Garda. Information on getting to the starting point of the walk will be provided in your Digital Resort Guide before departure (some extra travel costs may apply).

In Summer 27, this walk will run on: 17 May, 31 May, 14 Jun, 28 Jun, 6 Sep and 20 Sep. 

The Val Gardena Railway Trail is a gentle, scenic route through the history of Val Gardena, following the former railway line that crossed the valley during the First World War. Also known as the Champions Walk and Luis Trenker Walk, the trail takes you through meadows, woodland and villages, with beautiful views of the valley along the way. Keep an eye out for the historic railway tunnel, bronze sculptures and information boards, which bring the story of the old railway and Val Gardena’s past to life. It’s an easy and enjoyable walk if you want to combine mountain scenery with a bit of local history along the way.

• Grade: Moderate
• Distance: 9.9km
• Walking time: 2 hours 20 minutes (approx).

Explore the stunning waterfalls of the upper and lower Valesinella. The waterfalls around Madonna di Campiglio are one of the its hidden gems and add to the rich tapestry of landscapes in the Brenta Dolomites. If you really want to get to know the natural landscape around Madonna, this walk is well worth a go.

• Grade: Moderate
• Distance: Approx. 3.2km
• Walking time: 2 hours
• Ascent/Descent: 345 metres
• Terrain: Crossing certain sections made up entirely of beech trees.
• Walk Start Point: Centre of Madonna di Campiglio
• Useful Information: From the centre of the town of Campiglio you can jump on the shuttle to the Vallesinella restaurant parking where the trail for the waterfall starts.

Image copyright: Paolo Bisti