Safety Tips

1. Choose paths that correspond to your physical and technical abilities. Inform yourself about the area and the condition of the paths and obtain a suitable hiking map.
2. Wear appropriate clothing and pack the right equipment for the length and difficulty of the hike. Take emergency equipment, including a first aid kit.
3. It is recommended not to hike alone and to inform someone before starting about your planned route and your return.
4. Check the weather forecast and constantly monitor weather developments.
5. If in doubt, turn back. Sometimes it is better to forgo the hike than to expose yourself to the risk of a storm or to face difficulties beyond your own strength, skills, and equipment.
6. Avoid unnecessary deviations and shortcuts.
7. All described hiking trails are in a natural environment. Use them at your own risk.

All information is subject to change regularly; no information claims absolute accuracy. Inaccuracies and inconsistencies cannot be completely avoided as environmental and climatic conditions continuously change. Therefore, no liability is assumed for any changes encountered by the user. It is strongly recommended to obtain information about the state of the paths and places as well as environmental and weather conditions before every hike.

Attention! The section between Monte Cadria and Malga Cadria is particularly exposed (EEA: Only for experienced hikers).

From Perigol take the SAT 402 path to Bocca Trat. Then follow the SAT 420 path towards Corno di Pichea and Monte Tofino and descend to Bocchetta dei Slavazì. Shortly before Doss de la Torta, the SAT 420 path joins the SAT 455 path, which goes up to the summit of Monte Gavardina and then down to Bocca dell’Ussol, passing Corno di Guil and Corno di Lomar, and then up to Monte Roda. After Bocca dei Tortavai, the last ascent leads to the summit of Monte Cadria, the roof of the Ledro valley. From the summit, follow the SAT 423 path to Malga Cadria and then descend through the valley, passing Malga Vies down to the valley floor. From the area of Ex-Centrale, follow the paved road to the area of Vedravì and then turn left towards Rifugio Al Faggio. In the area of Palò, at the sign 'Piste sci da fondo', enter Val Sorda and return to Perigol, the starting point.

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

Current information on timetables and routes. 

Exit the Brenner motorway at Rovereto Sud – Lago di Garda. 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 in the locality of Perigol.

Mountain routes require special clothing and equipment. Even on shorter and easier hikes, you should always have everything necessary with you to avoid unpleasant surprises and be prepared for emergencies, such as sudden thunderstorms or an abrupt drop in fitness.

What you should definitely have on trekking tours in the mountains?

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

• Water bottle (1 l)
• Provisions (e.g., energy-rich snacks like dried fruit or chocolate)
• First aid kit
• Windbreaker
• Fleece sweater
• T-shirt and socks to change into (preferably packed in a plastic bag)
• Long pants (you should at least have these in your backpack)
• Hat
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Gloves
• Emergency whistle

Footwear suitable for the terrain and season. Many paths are uneven and rough. Shoes should cover the ankle to provide good support and protect against strains and sprains. Especially grassy slopes, rock slabs, or steep paths can quickly become dangerous slippery surfaces when wet without appropriate footwear.

And of course, don’t forget... A camera with which you can immortalize your route in pictures. This way, you can also 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.