Val Rendena: villages and valleys

The valleys of the Natural Park: oasis of uncontaminated nature

The Carè Alto peak (3463 m.) dominates the San Valentino and the Borzago valleys: the granite mass of the Adamello is the background.

The Val Genova offers unequalled natural gems, like the famous Nardis and Lares waterfalls.

The Val Nambrone on the side of the Presanella winds a narrow and wild course up to the wonderful Cornisello lakes.

On the side of the valley facing the bell-tower peaks of the Brenta Dolomites we find the Vallesinella with its two unusually striking waterfalls, the quiet and friendly Val Brenta, and Val Agola with its lake of the same name.

Edelweiss is found in these valleys along with other extremely rare and intensely perfumed flowers in pure rainbow colours. Eagles soar above, red deer and roe deer run free, and sometimes even the signs of bears can be seen.

Rendena Valley

The first thing you notice when you travel through Val Rendena, from the small village of Verdesina up to Madonna di Campiglio, is the exceptional diversity of its natural landscape: in the east the Brenta Group extends for kilometres among restrained valleys and majestic heights; in the west eyes look up to the snow-covered peaks of the granitic groups of Adamello and Presanella.

Rendena Valley lies in the heart of the Dolomites. It is rich in unpolluted natural resources and surrounded by the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park. Fantastic glaciers tower above 50 Alpine lakes which form evocative falls and mighty water streams.

We are in the heart of the Adamello Brenta Natural Park, an uncontaminated oasis of over 900 million square meters, where the eagle reigns, where roe deers and chamois, foxes and marmots live, where populations of brown bears are still present, thanks to recent populating intervention.

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