A selection of routes that are accessible even with a stroller in winter, even when there’s snow. These routes are usually along forest roads or well-trodden trails that are easy to navigate. Moms of young children who aren’t fans of baby carriers, get ready for winter—this mini-guide is just for you!
Using a Stroller in Winter: Always Be Careful!
These hikes are also very enjoyable in late fall when there is no snow; however, as the season inevitably turns toward winter, we recommend that you check road conditions in advance before setting out on any hike and, in case of ice, bring crampons with you.
Winter Strollers in Trentino
Lake Calaita – Vanoi Valley
A body of water located at an elevation of 1,600 meters in the Vanoi Valley, the ideal starting point for a short walk that will take you to a stunning viewpoint where you can admire the Pale di San Martino mountain range in all its majesty. For more information, see: Lake Calaita in Winter.
Frattasecca Alpine Pasture – Val di Pejo
An easy walk in Val di Pejo, at an elevation of 1,523 meters, along a paved road that’s always clean and easy to navigate, even with a stroller. All the details: To Malga Frattasecca in the snow.
Piné Lakes – Piné Plateau
On the Pinè Plateau, at an altitude of 1,000 meters, you can take a pleasant and easy walk around Lake Serraia and Lake delle Piazze. Find all the information in Walk to the Pinè Lakes (summer version here)
Rodeza Alpine Hut – Val di Non
Located on the Predaia Plateau in Val di Non, at an elevation of 1,570 meters, this mountain hut can be reached in just under an hour on a gently ascending forest road. For more information, click here: Malga Rodeza in Winter.
Proves Alpine Pastures – Upper Val di Non
A walk along a well-trodden path—not particularly challenging—through an enchanting landscape that leads to the mountain huts of Cloz, Revo, and Kessel. A hike at an altitude of 1,700 meters lasting about 2 hours (round trip). All the information can be found at Proves Alpine Pastures in Winter
Malga Millegrobbe – Lavarone
At this facility, you can rent handy plastic skis that attach to the stroller’s wheels, allowing you to push it through the snow with ease. There are some beautiful hikes to enjoy around the mountain hut, and when you return, you can savor a delicious lunch. Read: At Malga Millegrobbe in Winter
Winter Strollers in South Tyrol
Fiè Pond – Sciliar
At the lake, at an elevation of just over 1,000 meters on theAlpe di Siusi, you can walk the entire circumference along the shore in about half an hour. For the more adventurous, you can continue on to the Tuff Alm. All the information is available at Tuff Alm from the Fié Lake
Casere Alpine Pastures – Aurina Valley
At the end of the Aurina Valley, a side valley of the Pusteria Valley, lies the small village of Casere, the starting point for an easy hike of about two hours (round trip) that leads to several places to stop for a bite to eat. All the information is available at the Adleralm and the alpine huts in Casere.
Fiscalina Valley—Sesto Dolomites
An easy 40-minute hike with stunning views of the Sesto Dolomites, leading to the Fondovalle mountain hut at an elevation of 1,550 meters. For more information: On the Snow in Val Fiscalina.
Winter Strollers: More Ideas
Did you enjoy these winter stroller outings? Find HERE an entire section dedicated to winter stroller walks.