Walk along a flat path on a plateau at an altitude of 1,800 metres. This route is suitable for all the family and offers a unique combination of rocks, vegetation and water.
Val di Fumo is the largest valley in the Adamello-Presanella mountain range. Nicknamed the “Little Canada of Trentino” thanks to the abundance of water flowing down its slopes and the spruce, stone pine and larch forests, this “valley of clouds and mysteries” will leave hikers in a state of pure contemplation in the face of this magnificent natural landscape. The flat route is suitable for families (but not for strollers).
Indeed, nature reigns supreme here. Visitors to this valley can enjoy a day of peace and quiet, the sound of running water and the fresh mountain air.
During the summer months, a mountain hut perched on a spur in the heart of the valley offers visitors the chance to rest, spend the night and take in the ever-changing scenery that fills the eyes with countless iridescent colours.
Continue your journey along La Via delle Valli – choose more valleys to explore among the 50 available! Discover them all and create your credential to record your steps here: www.campigliodolomiti.it/laviadellevalli.
From Val di Lares you can reach:
- Val di Daone. To reach Val di Fumo, you must first cross Val di Daone to Malga Nudole, where Val di Daone’s route ends. From here, you can continue on to Val di Fumo.
Valle Danerba. Follow the SAT 249 trail that climbs from Malga Breguzzo (for trained climbers).
Val del Vescovo. Follow the SAT 249 trail that climbs from Malga Breguzzo (for trained climbers).
Val di Trivena. Follow the SAT 223 trail that leads from Malga Breguzzo to the Breguzzo Pass, or from Rifugio Val di Fumo, take the SAT 248 trail to the Passo San Valentino, then continue following the signs for Rifugio Trivena (for experienced climbers).
Valletta Alta. Follow the SAT 248 trail from Rifugio Val di Fumo to Passo San Valentino and then continue on the same path (for trained climbers).
