What to do in Madonna di Campiglio during your holiday at Arnica Hotel?
Choosing what to do in Madonna di Campiglio depends on the season in which you arrive. Summer opens the trails that climb over 2,000 metres, touching alpine lakes and historic refuges nestled between the spires of the Dolomites Adamello Brenta Natural Park. Winter turns on the lifts and prepares the slopes, including the Spinale Direttissima, which has been recognised as the best black slope in the world. Set off from the Arnica Hotel and choose where to go.
Madonna di Campiglio in summer
Giro dei 5 Laghi: 11 km loop between glacial lakes from 1,768 to 2,393 m: Ritorto, Lambin, Serodoli, Gelato and Nero. Panoramas between the Brenta Dolomites and Adamello-Presanella. Approx. 6 hours of walking
Tour of the Brenta Refuges: From Grostè to Rifugio Brentei below Cima Brenta, then descent to Casinei and Vallesinella. 6-7 hours in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites
Via delle Bocchette: Historical Brenta route connecting the huts on ledges and exposed passages: Benini, Bocchette Alte and Centrali. Itinerary for experts, to be tackled with full equipment
Madonna di Campiglio in winter
Skiing on the Spinale Direttissima: 2 km and 570 m of altitude difference from Monte Spinale to the centre, the best black slope in the world 2024 according to Skiresort.info. Slopes of up to 70% and technical sections on fresh snow
Snowshoe hike to Malga Fevri and Monte Spinale: A route through the woods, with views of Adamello and the Brenta Dolomites. From the hotel we climb at a slow and steady pace, far from the rhythm of the slopes
Walk and dinner in the centre: amidst lights and craft shops, the centre welcomes you with typical Trentino dishes: polenta, canederli and strudel to end the day in warmth and flavour
Madonna di Campiglio in summer
Giro dei 5 Laghi: 11 km loop between glacial lakes from 1,768 to 2,393 m: Ritorto, Lambin, Serodoli, Gelato and Nero. Panoramas between the Brenta Dolomites and Adamello-Presanella. Approx. 6 hours of walking
Tour of the Brenta Refuges: From Grostè to Rifugio Brentei below Cima Brenta, then descent to Casinei and Vallesinella. 6-7 hours in the heart of the Brenta Dolomites
Via delle Bocchette: Historical Brenta route connecting the huts on ledges and exposed passages: Benini, Bocchette Alte and Centrali. Itinerary for experts, to be tackled with full equipment
Madonna di Campiglio in winter
Skiing on the Spinale Direttissima: 2 km and 570 m of altitude difference from Monte Spinale to the centre, the best black slope in the world 2024 according to Skiresort.info. Slopes of up to 70% and technical sections on fresh snow
Snowshoe hike to Malga Fevri and Monte Spinale: A route through the woods, with views of Adamello and the Brenta Dolomites. From the hotel we climb at a slow and steady pace, far from the rhythm of the slopes
Walk and dinner in the centre: amidst lights and craft shops, the centre welcomes you with typical Trentino dishes: polenta, canederli and strudel to end the day in warmth and flavour
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