Safety Tips

1. Choose paths that correspond to your physical and technical abilities. Inform yourself about the area, the condition of the paths, and get an appropriate hiking map.
2. Wear suitable clothing and pack the right equipment for the length and difficulty of the hike. Carry emergency equipment, including a first aid kit.
3. It is recommended not to do mountain hikes alone and always inform someone before you start about your planned route and return.
4. Check the weather forecast and continuously observe the weather development.
5. If in doubt, turn back. Sometimes it is better to forgo the hike than to expose yourself to the risk of bad weather or to try to overcome difficulties that exceed your strength, skills, and equipment.
6. Avoid unnecessary deviations and shortcuts.
7. All described hiking trails are in a natural environment. Their use is at your own risk.

All information is subject to regular changes, so none of the information claims to be absolute. Inaccuracies and inconsistencies cannot be completely avoided because environmental conditions and the climate are constantly changing. Therefore, we assume no liability for any changes the user may encounter. However, it is strongly recommended to obtain information about the condition of paths and locations as well as environmental and weather conditions before every hike.

From the locality Perigol, take the SAT 402 path up to Bocca di Trat, where the SAT 420 path starts. This path leads to Corno di Pichea, Monte Tofino, and Doss de la Torta, from where you take the SAT 455 path up to the summit of Monte Gavardina and then back down to Bocca de l'Ussol. Then take the SAT 414 path past Malga Guì and downhill to Rifugio al Faggio. At the valley floor, follow the road towards Lenzumo and turn left into Val Sorda up to Perigol.

The Valle di Ledro is connected to Riva del Garda by regional bus line 214 (Riva-Valle di Ledro-Storo). The nearest stop on the route is Lenzumo, then 3 km further on foot to the starting point.

Current information on timetables and routes.

Exit the Brenner motorway at the Rovereto Sud – Lago di Garda exit. Follow the SS240 della Val di Ledro to Pieve di Ledro. Pass Lenzumo and turn right at the sign 'Piste sci da fondo.'

Find out how to reach Garda Trentino. 

Parking lot at the locality Perigol.

Mountain routes require special clothing and equipment. Even on rather short and easy hikes, you should always carry everything necessary to avoid unpleasant surprises and be prepared for emergencies, such as sudden thunderstorms or a sudden drop in form.

What you absolutely should have with you on trekking tours in the mountains:

In your backpack (for day tours, a backpack with 25-30 liters capacity is usually recommended):

• Water bottle (1 l)
• Provisions (for example, energy-rich snacks like dried fruit or chocolate)
• First aid kit
• Wind jacket
• Fleece pullover
• T-shirt and socks for changing (preferably packed in a plastic bag)
• A pair of long pants (you should at least have these in your backpack)
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Gloves
• Emergency whistle

Shoes suitable for the path and season. Many trails are uneven and bumpy. Therefore, the shoes should cover the ankle to provide good support and protection against strains and sprains. Grass slopes, rock slabs, or steep paths can quickly become dangerous slippery surfaces when wet without proper footwear.

And of course, not to forget... a camera to capture your route in pictures. This way, you can take home as a souvenir the unique panorama you can enjoy in every corner of Garda Trentino. If you want to share your memories with us: hashtag #GardaTrentino.

The emergency number is 112.