A guided hike to discover Val di Concei, with its trails, legends and alpine landscapes

Discover Val di Concei, one of the greenest and most peaceful corners of the Ledro Valley, on a guided hike through forests, streams and mountain landscapes. Accompanied by a certified Mountain Hiking Guide, you'll explore an area where nature invites you to slow down and enjoy every step.

The route follows the Fondovalle Nature Trail, a pleasant, shaded path that winds through woodlands and meadows rich in biodiversity. Along the way, you'll come across the charming wooden sculptures inspired by the legend of the Gavardina Fairy. Gnomes, woodland animals and magical creatures appear among the trees, adding a touch of imagination to the walk and delighting visitors of all ages.

The trail leads to Rifugio al Faggio, a welcoming mountain hut where you can stop for a snack or lunch (consumptions are not included in the participation fee).

Before heading back, the hike includes two more special highlights: the Kneipp trail, where you can walk barefoot over natural surfaces such as wood, grass, pebbles and water, and the deer enclosure, offering the chance to observe one of the area's most iconic animals up close.

An ideal experience for anyone wishing to discover the Ledro Valley at a relaxed pace, surrounded by forests, streams, local legends and authentic mountain landscapes.

Who is this experience for?

• This hike is suitable for anyone who enjoys walking in nature and discovering the area together with an experienced guide.
• It is especially recommended for families and for those looking for an easy excursion combining nature, local traditions and moments of discovery.

What can you expect during the hike?

The hike follows the Fondovalle Nature Trail through the forests and meadows of Val di Concei.

Along the way you will discover:

• the wooden sculptures inspired by the Gavardina Fairy;
• the Kneipp barefoot trail;
• the deer enclosure;
• Rifugio al Faggio, where you can stop for a snack or lunch (not included).

Throughout the walk, your guide will share stories and insights about the valley's natural environment, traditions and history.

What should you bring?

• Hiking boots or sturdy walking shoes
• Comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for the season
• Backpack
• At least 1 litre of water
• A snack
• Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
• Spare T-shirt
• Fleece
• Waterproof jacket or umbrella

Practical information

• Dates
• Wednesday 15 July
• Wednesday 29 July
• Start time: 9:00 AM
• Duration: approximately 3 hours
• Distance: 6 km
• Elevation gain: 170 m
• Accessibility: Due to the nature of the activity and the presence of woodland trails, this experience is not accessible to people with motor, visual or hearing impairments.