Safety Tips

1. Choose itineraries based on your physical and technical abilities, researching the area to visit, the accessibility of trails, and equipping yourself with proper hiking maps.
2. Provide appropriate clothing and equipment suitable for the effort and length of the hike and carry in your backpack what is necessary for emergency situations and a first aid kit.
3. It is advisable not to undertake a mountain hike alone. In any case, tell someone the route you plan to take, informing them of your return.
4. Check the weather forecast and constantly monitor weather changes.
5. When in doubt, turn back. Sometimes it is better to give up rather than find yourself in difficulty due to bad weather or attempting difficulties beyond your strength, skills, or equipment.
6. Avoid unnecessarily leaving the trail and taking shortcuts.
7. All the listed routes develop in a natural environment. Walking them means accepting the risk of practicing a sport in nature.

The information contained in this sheet is subject to inevitable changes; therefore, no indication has absolute value. It is not possible to completely avoid inaccuracies or errors, considering the rapid changes in environmental or weather conditions that may occur. In this sense, we disclaim any responsibility for any changes experienced by the user. It is always advisable, before undertaking a hike, to check the condition of the place and the environmental or weather conditions.

You cross the bridge and continue on the paved road to Leano. You pass through the village of Leano and take the SAT 421 path that leads to Passo Guil. From the pass, you follow the SAT 430 path up to Cima Nara and then continue to Cima Bal. From the summit, you descend towards the valley and follow the cycle path to return to Prè.

The Ledro Valley is connected to Riva del Garda by the extra-urban bus line 214 (Riva-Valle di Ledro-Storo). 

Updated information on schedules and routes.

Highway A22, Rovereto Sud exit – Lake Garda. SS240 of the Ledro Valley up to Prè. 

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Parking in front of the church.

Mountain hikes require specific clothing and equipment. Even for relatively short and easy outings, it is always better to be well equipped to avoid unpleasant surprises and to face unforeseen events such as, for example, a sudden storm or a drop in energy.

What to bring for a mountain trekking?

In the backpack (for a day hike, a 25/30L pack is usually recommended) it is advisable to bring:

• water bottle (1L)
• snacks (e.g., dried fruit or chocolate)
• first aid kit
• windbreaker jacket
• a fleece sweater
• spare t-shirt and socks (preferably sealed in a plastic bag)
• worn or at least carried in the backpack a pair of long pants
• hat
• sunscreen
• sunglasses
• gloves
• whistle to be found in case of emergency

Wear footwear suitable for the trail and season. The trail surface may be irregular or uneven and a pair of boots will protect you from twists. A grassy slope, a rock slab, or a steep path, if wet, can become dangerous without proper footwear.

Finally... don't forget the camera! It will be useful to capture the hike and the countless breathtaking views that Garda Trentino hides around every corner. If you want to share your memories with us, you can use the hashtag #GardaTrentino

The emergency number is 112.