All Activities in Val Rendena

Fortino Alto – Comano TermeA fortification in the Comano Terme area, part of the Austro-Hungarian WWI defensive system, a historic site telling the strategic role of the Giudicarie in the war.

Belvedere Viewpoint – Madonna di CampiglioA panoramic viewpoint offering breathtaking views of the Brenta Dolomites (UNESCO) and the Madonna di Campiglio basin, a must-see spot for admiring the Dolomi...

Pala dei Mughi – PinzoloA distinctive rock formation near Pinzolo in the Dolomite landscape of Val Rendena, a geological point of interest reflecting the ancient history of the Trentino mountains.

Bandalors Pass – PinzoloA mountain pass in the Pinzolo area, a crossing point for hikers among the valleys of the Adamello-Presanella group, offering views of surrounding peaks and access to high-alti...

Giorgio Ducoli Park – StremboA public park in Strembo dedicated to Giorgio Ducoli, a well-kept green area in the Val Rendena landscape, ideal for walks and relaxation with the family.

Aldo Salvadei Park – Caderzone TermeA public park in Caderzone Terme dedicated to Dr Aldo Salvadei, an equipped green space ideal for families and for relaxing in the nature of Val Rendena.

In winter it is the heart of the ski area; in summer, a starting point for hikes to Lake Nambino and the Grostè.

Location: Carisolo, Val Rendena, Trentino Type: historic church

The sacred building, with its architecture blending Trentino and Lombard elements, is a spiritual landmark for this spa village in Val Rendena. The church forms part of the valley's rich religious her...

This little church, with its intimate dimensions and position within the village, is a place of quiet devotion in the heart of Val Rendena. Pinzolo, one of the valley's most important resorts, boasts...

Its presence in the village fabric testifies to the care with which Val Rendena communities have always looked after their sacred places, even the most modest ones. The building, with its simple yet r...

Reachable via a pleasant hike from Carisolo through what is known as the "valley of waterfalls".