This is a medium-difficulty itinerary that starts from Malga Vallina d'Amola in Val Nambrone and goes through Val d'Amola to Passo dei Quattro Cantoni via Rifugio Val Amola-Segantini.
The vast basin of Malga Vallina d'Amola is home to green pastures and grazing cattle, with a panoramic view of the Brenta Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Horses, donkeys, goats and cows of the Rendena breed romp among the meadows and rivers in a bucolic setting.
Just before the alpine hut, the path begins and leads in just over an hour to Rifugio Val Amola-Segantini, an excellent refreshment point situated on a beautiful panoramic terrace. The mountain hut is open during the mountaineering season and it is possible to stay overnight.
From the mountain hut, the path climbs along a ridge and over scree to Passo dei Quattro Cantoni.
Continue your journey on La Via delle Valli, where you can choose to explore any of the 50 proposed valleys. Find out more at: www.campigliodolomiti.it/laviadellevalli.
You will find signs and stamps in the valleys from July 2025.
THE NEIGHBOURING VALLEYS:
Val d'Amola can be reached from Val Nambrone.
From Val d'Amola, you can reach Val Nardis via Rifugio Segantini and then cross Passo dei Quattro Cantoni. The descent along Val Nardis, passing by Bivacco Roberti, Malga dei Fiori and Malga Nardis, ends in Val Genova.
