Val di Sole · Trentino · Land of nature
Dimaro Folgarida is the gateway to the Adamello Brenta Natural Park. A few kilometers away are the Pejo and Rabbi valleys of the Stelvio National Park.
01 · The largest park in Trentino
Dimaro Folgarida is a natural gateway to the Adamello Brenta Nature Park. Following the picturesque Meledrio Valley, you can reach Madonna di Campiglio, discovering one of the most authentic corners of Trentino along the way.
Covering more than 600 km² of protected territory, the Park is home to forests, streams, alpine lakes and the majestic Brenta Dolomites, part of the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its extraordinary landscapes offer something special in every season.
Standing proudly above the landscape, the imposing and unmistakable Sasso Rosso has watched over the town and its people for generations, becoming an enduring symbol of local history, traditions and the deep bond with the mountains.
In collaboration with the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, the Dimaro Folgarida Consortium organises guided excursions and experiences to explore the area's natural beauty, landscapes and traditions. These activities offer an opportunity to discover the Park in an authentic way, learn about its rich biodiversity and experience the mountains with respect and awareness.
During the summer months, the Consortium's offices also host a Park Information Point, where visitors can find information, hiking recommendations, maps and brochures, as well as useful tips to make the most of their visit to the Adamello Brenta Nature Park.
02 · Pejo Valley · Rabbi Valley
Just a few kilometers from Dimaro Folgarida lies the Stelvio National Park, with the unique Pejo and Rabbi valleys. It's the ideal place to connect with nature and observe wildlife: numerous walking trails allow you to discover its natural wonders.
Adults and children alike can come into contact with the Park's animals by visiting the Wildlife Area in Val di Pejo. And here, immersed in the Park's greenery, are the Pejo and Rabbi Thermal Baths: centuries-old healing waters, the perfect ending to a day at high altitude.
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