Snowshoeing

In Madonna di Campiglio, non-skiers, too, can explore the natural beauty of the Adamello Brenta National Park thanks to several recommended walks and routes for touring the white stuff. With snowshoes, you can set out straight from the Hotel on a variety of wonderful excursions. These involve paths through the woods at the bottom of the picturesque Gelada Valley, where you may spot some wildlife. You can also choose from numerous other excursions including the high-altitude path between Mt Spinale and the Graffer refuge with spectacular views of the Brenta Valley. 
“Sentiero Dei Siori”
Traditional and easy sight-seeing path from which visitors can admire the beauty of the Brenta Dolomites.
“Malga Ritorto”
Ascending from Madonna di Campiglio beyond the conifer woods, you will reach the Ritorto pasture, rewarding you with breathtaking views.
“Lago di Nambino”
A small tarn above Madonna di Campiglio which, enveloped in its white winter blanket, offers a priceless view.
“Val dei Fevri”
A beautiful view over the town followed by a 360-degree panorama of the Brenta Dolomites and Adamello-Presanella group.
“Terazza sul Brenta”
On the Spinale plateau, you can walk among picturesque peaks and approach majestic Brenta rock faces, so close you could almost reach out and touch them.
“Sentiero dell’Arciduca”
The Vallesinella valley holds particular charm thanks to its sunny position and the enchanting effects of its frozen waterfalls
“Malga di Vigo”
This trail among the mountain huts, with beautiful conifer woods and captivating view of the Brenta Dolomites, rewards walkers with intense closeness to nature.
“Anello Vaglianella”
Route approved and managed for snowshoeing excursions which explores high pastures and mountain huts.
“Dossi di Vagliana”
Landscape well worth seeing in the northern foothills of the Brenta Dolomites and secluded spots where chamois are often sighted.