In the summer (June to September), the Madonna di Campiglio ski lifts are the fastest and most convenient way to reach the peaks of the Brenta Dolomites, mountain lodges (rifugi), and high-altitude hiking trails.

After a short ride on the Madonna di Campiglio cable car, you will soon find yourself surrounded by rocky pinnacles reaching up towards the sky in the heart of Brenta, which is a UNESCO World Heritage area.

Your Garda Guest Card grants you access to round trips on the following means of transport:

• The 5 Laghi Gondola: hop on board this gondola in the centre of Madonna di Campiglio and travel up to the 5 Laghi Rifugio (2,000 metres above sea level), which is the perfect departure point for a walk to Lake Ritorto, alternatively, you can continue on to the Giro dei 5 Laghi trail in the Adamello-Presanella mountain range.
• Spinale Cable Car: head to Madonna di Campiglio lake, hop on board a cable car, and travel up to Chalet Fiat Rifugio on the top of Mount Spinale. This rifugio has panoramic views of the (UNESCO World Heritage) Brenta Dolomites and the peaks of the Adamello-Presanella mountain range.
• Pradalago Cable Car: the Pradalago cable car takes you from just north of Madonna di Campiglio up to an altitude of 2,100 metres. Once you arrive, you’ll get to enjoy some extraordinary views of Madonna di Campiglio! And if you’re feeling a little peckish, we recommend having a bite to eat at the Pradalago 2100 Rifugio or Viviani Pradalago Rifugio.
• Grostè Cable Car: this route starts in Fortini, which is around one kilometre north of the centre of Madonna di Campiglio. The first stretch of cable leads to the Boch Rifugio, which is surrounded by large green meadows where Rendena cows graze peacefully. The second stretch will take you up to 2,500 metres above sea level, where the Stoppani Rifugio is located, which is the perfect departure point for several high-altitude excursions.