{"id":11542,"date":"2025-01-06T19:21:15","date_gmt":"2025-01-06T18:21:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.passionedolomiti.com\/localita\/val-rendena\/"},"modified":"2025-04-17T16:41:18","modified_gmt":"2025-04-17T14:41:18","slug":"val-rendena","status":"publish","type":"localita","link":"https:\/\/www.passionedolomiti.com\/en\/localita\/val-rendena\/","title":{"rendered":"Val Rendena"},"content":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"","protected":false},"featured_media":10012,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"impostazione":[],"class_list":["post-11542","localita","type-localita","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry"],"acf":{"area_id":"val_rendena","riassunto":"<span style=\"font-weight: 400;\">Within the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, it is famous for its unspoilt nature, alpine villages such as Madonna di Campiglio and countless outdoor activities.<\/span>","riassunto_esteso":"Val Rendena, nestled between the <strong>Brenta Dolomites<\/strong> and the Adamello-Presanella massif, is a valley within the <strong>Adamello Brenta Nature Park<\/strong>, famous for its unspoiled nature, picturesque alpine villages and countless opportunities for outdoor activities. ","regione":"trentino","popolarita":1,"localita_del_mese":false,"localita_piu_amata":false,"da_non_perdere_1":"Excursion to the lakes of San Giuliano and Lago Salmerino","da_non_perdere_2":"Rafting on the River Sarca","da_non_perdere_3":"Skiing in the SkiArea Madonna di Campiglio","da_non_perdere_4":"Participating in the Rendena heifer festival in Pinzolo","da_non_perdere_5":"Cycling along the Val Rendena cycle path","testo_cta":"Plan your visit and discover this little world in the Dolomites, where every corner is a new emotion to be experienced.\n","meteo_localita_ricerca":"Pinzolo","meteo_localita":"Pinzolo","meteo_temperatura":"14.8","meteo_condizione":"Sunny","meteo_condizione_en":"Partly cloudy","meteo_condizione_de":"Teilweise bew\u00f6lkt","meteo_ultimo_aggiornamento":"31\/08\/2026 10:30","meteo_codice":"1000","meteo_icona":"\/\/cdn.weatherapi.com\/weather\/64x64\/day\/113.png","immagine_sezione_1":11165,"titolo_sezione_1":"Val Rendena, the home of the Brenta Dolomites","testo_sezione_1":"Its most imposing peaks, such as <strong>Car\u00e8 Alto<\/strong> (3,463 m) and <strong>Monte Adamello<\/strong> (3,539 m), offer breathtaking views and attract hikers and mountaineers from all over the world. Here you will also find spectacular alpine lakes such as the <strong>San Giuliano Lakes<\/strong>, <strong>Lago Nero<\/strong> and <strong>Lago Salmerino<\/strong>, perfect for excursions immersed in the tranquillity of the mountains. \n\nReaching Val Rendena is easy thanks to the <strong>SS239<\/strong>, which connects Trento to Madonna di Campiglio, the most famous resort in the valley. Those travelling by <strong>train<\/strong> can get off at the Trento or Mezzocorona stations and continue by bus, while in summer the <strong>BiciBus<\/strong> allows bicycles to be carried free of charge, making the valley even more accessible to two-wheel enthusiasts. ","immagine_sezione_2":11169,"titolo_sezione_2":"The villages of Val Rendena","testo_sezione_2":"The administrative and cultural centre of Val Rendena, <strong>Pinzolo <\/strong>is known for its ski area, which is part of the Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta Val di Sole Val Rendena SkiArea, and for being a reference point for summer hiking. The Church of San Vigilio, with its famous Danza Macabra, is an important historical site. \n\nFamous worldwide for its ski slopes and international alpine skiing events, <strong>Madonna di Campiglio<\/strong> is the most exclusive resort in the valley. In summer, it is the starting point for spectacular treks in the Brenta Dolomites and offers luxury facilities, exclusive boutiques and gourmet restaurants. \n\nLocated at the entrance to the Val di Genova, <strong>Carisolo<\/strong> is known for the Church of Santo Stefano, with medieval frescoes, and for being the gateway to the Nardis Waterfalls. It is an excellent starting point for excursions in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park. ","immagine_sezione_3":11172,"titolo_sezione_3":"","testo_sezione_3":"A quiet village surrounded by greenery, <strong>Giustino<\/strong> is the ideal base for those wishing to explore the valley in an authentic way, far from mass tourism. Here you will find excellent mountain bike trails and scenic paths, in what is the smallest municipality in Trentino. \n\n<strong>Caderzone Terme<\/strong> combines wellness and tradition, thanks to the waters of Fonte Sant'Antonio, known for their beneficial properties. It also hosts the Malga Museum, dedicated to rural life and the production of typical cheeses. \n\nHome to the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, <strong>Strembo<\/strong> is an excellent choice for those who want to immerse themselves in nature and observe wildlife, including the brown bear. It offers numerous hiking and educational trails within the park. ","immagine_sezione_4":"","titolo_sezione_4":"","testo_sezione_4":"A characteristic village that retains a rural charm, <strong>Bocenago<\/strong> is known for its traditional architecture and proximity to the Rendena Golf Club, one of the most spectacular mountain golf courses in Italy.\n\nOne of the most historic centres in the valley, <strong>Spiazzo<\/strong> is home to the Church of San Vigilio, with ancient decorations. It is also a point of reference for local traditions and gastronomy, with typical products such as malga cheese. \n\nAs a small town with a strong historical imprint, <strong>Pelugo<\/strong> is famous for its Church of Sant'Antonio Abate, which preserves valuable frescoes. It is an ideal starting point for excursions into the forests and less-travelled areas of the valley. \n\nBorn in 2016 from the union of the municipalities of Dar\u00e8, Vigo Rendena and Villa Rendena, <strong>Porte di Rendena<\/strong> preserves the authentic soul of the valley, with ancient barns and historic villages. Vigo Rendena is famous for its master craftsmen, while Villa Rendena offers wonderful views of the surrounding mountains. ","immagine_sezione_5":11221,"titolo_sezione_5":"What to do in Val Rendena in summer","testo_sezione_5":"Summer in Val Rendena is the ideal time to explore the unspoilt nature of the Dolomites through trekking and panoramic walks. Alpine guides accompany hikers along spectacular itineraries such as the <strong>Val Genova Waterfalls<\/strong> or the <strong>San Giuliano Lakes<\/strong>, perfect for those seeking tranquillity and breathtaking scenery. For those who love water adventures, rafting on the <strong>River Sarca<\/strong> offers adrenaline and fun, with rapids suitable for beginners and experts alike.  \n\nOutdoor sports enthusiasts can try their hand at the <strong>Dolomitica Run<\/strong>, a half-marathon that crosses the most evocative landscapes of the valley, or walk the 30 km of the Val Rendena cycle path, which connects Madonna di Campiglio to Villa Rendena. The mountain bike trails, immersed in the woods and Alpine valleys, offer adrenalin-pumping experiences. Those who prefer to relax can play a game at the <strong>Madonna di Campiglio Golf Club<\/strong>, located at an altitude of 1,500 metres, in an exclusive setting surrounded by greenery.  ","immagine_sezione_6":11225,"titolo_sezione_6":"","testo_sezione_6":"At the end of August, the <strong>Giovenche di Razza Rendena<\/strong> (Rendena Heifers) event is worth a visit: a traditional festival in Val Rendena, dedicated to the only native breed of cattle in Trentino-Alto Adige. Every year, in Pinzolo and the villages in the valley, the heifers return from the mountain pastures, parading through the streets adorned with cowbells and floral decorations, celebrating the link between cattle breeding and the territory. \n\nIn addition to the parade, the event offers <strong>markets<\/strong> of typical products, alpine cheese tastings, <strong>folk music<\/strong> and educational workshops. The highlight is the<strong> prize-giving of the most beautiful heifers<\/strong>, highlighting the quality and sustainability of local cattle breeding. ","immagine_sezione_7":11229,"titolo_sezione_7":"Autumn in Val Rendena","testo_sezione_7":"In autumn, the <strong>San Giuliano Lakes<\/strong> offer evocative scenery with their crystal-clear waters surrounded by golden forests, while the <strong>San Colombano Hermitage<\/strong> and the <strong>Nardis Waterfalls<\/strong> in Val Genova are the destinations for those seeking tranquillity and spectacular views. The <strong>Adamello Brenta Nature Park<\/strong>, with its paths wrapped in the warm tones of autumn, is the setting for regenerating walks and moments of pure immersion in nature. \n\nAutumn is also the season of <strong>traditional festivals<\/strong> and <strong>markets<\/strong>, celebrating the authentic flavours of the valley. The <strong>Sagra della Ciu\u00ecga<\/strong> in San Lorenzo in Banale celebrates the typical salami with turnips, and the <strong>Festa della Patata del Lomaso<\/strong> (known as Montagnina) is an opportunity to savour local products: meat, malga cheese, honey and seasonal vegetables. To make the atmosphere even more authentic, the <strong>Compagnia del Canto<\/strong> carries on the musical tradition of the valley with events dedicated to Alpine folk songs, spreading local folklore in the squares and villages.  ","immagine_sezione_8":11232,"titolo_sezione_8":"What to do in Val Rendena in winter","testo_sezione_8":"Winter in Val Rendena means skiing: the <strong>Campiglio Dolomiti di Brenta - Val di Sole Val Rendena ski area<\/strong> has over 150 km of slopes and 60 ski lifts, connecting Madonna di Campiglio, Pinzolo and Folgarida Marilleva. In addition to alpine skiing, the valley is perfect for panoramic <strong>snowshoeing<\/strong>, such as the route leading to Lago di Ritorto. Those looking for alternatives can enjoy <strong>tobogganing<\/strong> or <strong>ice skating<\/strong> at the Pinzolo Ice Stadium.  \n\nWinter in Val Rendena is enriched by popular events, such as the <strong>Telemark World Cup in Pinzolo<\/strong>, which attracts athletes and fans from all over the world. During the festivities, the villages come alive with <strong>Christmas markets<\/strong>, concerts and traditional events (including the Krampus), creating a magical and evocative atmosphere. \n\nFor a true mountain experience, go to one of the refuges in the area, such as <strong>Rifugio Doss del Sabion<\/strong> and <strong>Rifugio Lago Nambino<\/strong>, near Madonna di Campiglio and reachable by snowshoeing through the snowy forests. Some facilities are also accessible with guided hikes, snowmobiles or snowcats. ","immagine_sezione_9":11238,"titolo_sezione_9":"","testo_sezione_9":"Spring in Val Rendena is the ideal time to rediscover nature as it awakens and enjoy outdoor activities. The <strong>paths<\/strong> of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park reopen, offering splendid hikes towards panoramic destinations such as the <strong>Mandrone Hut<\/strong> and the <strong>Cornisello Hut<\/strong>, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. More relaxing walks lead to villages steeped in history, such as Pinzolo, famous for the frescoes in the <strong>Church of San Vigilio<\/strong>, and Caderzone Terme, where you can take a regenerating break at the thermal springs. With the thaw, the valley is coloured with <strong>alpine flowers<\/strong> and the watercourses regain their vigour, creating ideal settings for hiking and cycling.   \n\nSpring is also a season of events that enliven the valley with sports and local traditions. The <strong>Top Dolomites Outdoor Festival<\/strong> combines cycling and trail running in a unique natural setting, while festivals and events celebrate Alpine culture and local flavours. At the reopening, the <strong>malghe<\/strong> and refuges in the valley offer tastings of cheeses and traditional Trentino dishes, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the local gastronomy: malga cheeses, <strong>craft beer<\/strong> produced in the valley's brewery and <strong>Trentino carrot cake<\/strong>.  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