Here’s the story of our winter adventures in Madonna di Campiglio and Val Rendena, along with our tips on what to do while surrounded by the stunning natural scenery of these places. Snow walks with views of the Brenta Dolomites, sledding runs, hikes to discover stunning icefalls, mountain huts and alpine pastures accessible on foot, by snowmobile, or by snowcat… all you have to do is choose the ones that suit you best!
Mountain huts, chalets, and shelters in Val Rendena in winter
Boch Mountain Hut
If you’re looking for a spectacular day among the snow-capped peaks, with a great lunch at a mountain hut and an amazing sledding run, you absolutely must try the hike to the Boch Mountain Hut. A hike here, beneath the Brenta range, on a beautiful sunny day with clear skies, is the perfect way to take in every single peak. Here’s our story: Boch Mountain Hut, a stunning terrace overlooking the Brenta 
Malga Ritorto Mountain Hut
Take the Campiglio-Pinzolo Express gondola up to Patascoss , where an easy hike begins — one that’s particularly suitable for families since it’s mostly flat. Malga Ritorto also offers a spectacular view of the Brenta Dolomites. Our story: Let’s all head to the Malga Ritorto Mountain Hut. 
Ciocomiti Mountain Hut
You can get there after a lovely hike through the woods starting from Passo Campo Carlo Magno. It’s a 2.5-kilometer walk on a flat road, which can be comfortably covered in 45 minutes. It’s a great spot for a nice lunch or even a gourmet dinner. You can also get there by snowmobile. We told you all about it in our post on Baita Ciocomiti in Campiglio.
Lago Nambino Mountain Hut
The hike to Lake Nambino, in the heart of the Adamello Nature Park, is beautiful in every season. The trail winds through the woods, with an elevation gain of about 150 meters and a steady climb; you’ll reach your destination in about 40 minutes. Nambino Lake and Mountain Hut Here’s our guide with all the useful information.
Mondifrà Alpine Hut
A pleasant and, above all, easy hike in the area around Passo Campo Carlo Magno. About two kilometers of gentle ups and downs, surrounded by a magical winter landscape, walking alongside the cross-country ski trail all the way to Malga Mondifrà. For more information, visit Campiglio: Snow at Malga Mondifrà.
Val Rendena in Winter: Ice Falls
Vallesinella Waterfalls
Among the most fascinating waterfalls to admire in winter in Trentino are undoubtedly those of Vallesinella. The hike begins in the village of Prà della Casa, and a beautiful hike takes you to the waterfalls. The middle waterfall can be admired from the small bridge, but if you pay close attention—and only if you’re equipped with crampons—you can try going behind the waterfall itself to admire it from the inside. It’s truly magical. Our story: The Frozen Vallesinella Waterfalls.
Nardis Falls
The Val di Genova is one of the most beloved valleys in all of Trentino. It offers water, forests, and endless hiking trails to suit every taste and ability. In Nardis Waterfalls in Winter , we’ll tell you about the hike that leads to the waterfalls, which are always fascinating, even in winter. The trail is accessible toward the end of winter. Check for accessibility by contacting the Tourism Board
Snow Adventures
Baby Park Rainalter – Madonna di Campiglio
Just a stone’s throw from the center of Madonna di Campiglio, there’s a ski school with specialized instructors, a kindergarten, and a snow tubing run. For more information, visit Baby Rainalter in Madonna di Campiglio.
Dog Sledding in Madonna di Campiglio
In Madonna di Campiglio, on the Nambino Plain, daily excursions are organized with expert dog-sledding instructors who accompany individuals or families on a fantastic tour during which, comfortably seated in a sled, you can enjoy the dogs’ skill and the breathtaking view of the snow-covered Dolomites. More information: Dog Sledding in Madonna di Campiglio.
Monte Spinale Sledding Run
The toboggan run in Madonna di Campiglio combines great fun with the breathtaking scenery of Monte Spinale. A mountain covered in fresh snow, framed by the beauty of the Brenta Dolomites, and an unexpected sense of tranquility just a stone’s throw from the ski slopes. Sledding on Spinale: Find all the useful information here!
Other Winter Activities in Val Rendena
Spiazzo Swimming Pool
A small swimming pool in the Spiazzo area, perfect for those who want to take a dip in peace and quiet. There’s a children’s pool with a plastic play structure featuring slides. For more information: Val Rendena: the Spiazzo swimming pool
Gottardi Lara Riding School and Farm
For those who love horses—but also farm life, feeding the animals, brushing them, cleaning the stable, tending the hay, and all that sort of thing—Lara welcomes you to her farm with an attached riding stable in Porte di Rendena: you can learn to ride and spend a few hours up close with the animals. We’ve been there ourselves, and they also have some amazing cured meats and cheeses: Azienda Agricola Gottardi Lara: Horseback Riding in Val Rendena
Pinzolo Ice
The indoor ice skating rink is open to the public during the winter. For more information, visit Pinzolo Ice in Val Rendena.
Val Rendena in Winter: Things to Do in the Area
Bolbenolandia – Borgo Lares
Bolbenolandia is the perfect place to start skiing, but also to have fun with bobsleds and sleds. Located just a stone’s throw from Tione, your kids will love it. There are also plenty of courses offered here, and the prices are very affordable. We went there ourselves: A special Sunday at Bolbenolandia!
Snow Hike to the Trivena Mountain Hut
Nestled deep in the untamed wilderness of Val Breguzzo, this mountain hut is a true gem for anyone looking to unwind and return for a few hours (or days) to life’s simple pleasures. Read: Val Breguzzo: At the Trivena Mountain Hut
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