Easy walk in one of the best-known valleys of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park in front of Crozzon di Brenta.
Val Brenta develops over two wide plateaus, Brenta Bassa and Brenta Alta, which give their names to the mountain huts along the trail. Here nature creates a majestic landscape, among rocky walls, scree slopes and spires shaped by time, framed by small glaciers that surround the imposing Crozzon di Brenta.
The water accompanies the walk with streams and small waterfalls, while the valley opens into one of the most spectacular natural amphitheaters of the Dolomiti di Brenta. Despite the abandonment of the mountain huts, the pastoral soul of the place survives in the silence of the pastures.
It was from the alpine pasture of Malga Brenta Alta that the English mountaineer D.W. Freshfield described the Crozzon with words full of wonder: “Right at the center of so much beauty, a colossal rock towered before us, one of the most marvelous monuments of the forces of nature.”
Continue your walk on La Via delle Valli, choose other valleys to explore among the 50 proposals! Discover them all and create the credential to register your visits here: www.campigliodolomiti.it/laviadellevalli.
Attention: The valley currently does not have the final stamp.
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Vallesinella
Two options: A. From Malga Brenta Alta, return to Malga Brenta Bassa. From here, follow the Dolomiti Brenta Bike route towards the Cascate di Mezzo waterfalls (easier option). B. From Malga Brenta Alta, follow SAT trail 323 towards Rifugio Brentei. Shortly after Malga Brenta Alta, take SAT trail 391A, then SAT trail 391, the equipped trail “Riccardo Violi”, to Rifugio Casinei (more challenging option due to exposed sections). From here, follow SAT trail 317 directly to Malga Vallesinella di Sotto, or SAT trail 317B to Malga Vallesinella di Sopra, passing by the Cascate Alte waterfalls, and finally SAT trail 382.
Valagola
From the Piazzale delle Bore car park, follow the signs towards the Valagola car park, then continue into the valley.
