Ski touring is more than just a sport, it’s a way of life for those who love nature and the tranquillity of snow-covered landscapes. This activity allows you to explore the spectacular wilderness of Val Rendena and Val di Sole, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the Brenta Dolomites to the east, and the Adamello-Presanella Massif to the west. Just a short distance from the world-famous SkiArea Madonna di Campiglio, you can immerse yourself in an intimate and authentic mountain experience surrounded by nature.
This region offers a wide range of ski touring routes for all levels, whether you're looking for gentle slopes or high-altitude summits. Marked trails wind through the forests of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, providing an adventure suited to both beginners and experienced ski mountaineers.
EXPLORE THE MOUNTAINS WITH AN EXPERT GUIDE
Experiencing the mountains with a professional guide is the best way to truly appreciate their beauty. More than just ensuring safety, the expertise and professionalism of our guides is fuelled by a deep passion for the landscape, allowing them to share the hidden secrets, traditions and soul of the mountains in an engaging and authentic way. With their guidance, you’ll discover breathtaking panoramic spots, unique natural and cultural insights and tailored experiences suited to your interests and abilities. A certified Alpine Guide will help you get the most out of your journey.
Before setting off on a mountain excursion, always proceed with caution. Be mindful of the risks and challenges that come with the terrain and ensure you're prepared to navigate them. Assess your technical skills and physical fitness before choosing a route. Always check the latest weather and avalanche reports. Consulting an Alpine Guide for up-to-date trail conditions and seasonal changes can make all the difference.
Contacts:
Alpine Guides Pinzolo
www.mountainfriends.en
Alpine Guides Val di Sole
www.guidealpinevaldisole.en
Alpine Guides Madonna di Campiglio
www.guidealpinecampiglio.en
TRAINING PARK - MADONNA DI CAMPIGLIO
Located near Rifugio Graffer at Grostè, the Training Park is a dedicated area where you can practice using an avalanche transceiver (ARTVA) in various rescue scenarios, from locating a single person to managing multiple signals in complex situations.
The park features 10 permanently installed transmitters, which can be activated in random configurations of 1 to 5 signals to simulate real-life rescue scenarios. The park is open daily and can be accessed via ski touring and hiking trails leading to Rifugio Graffer, or by taking the Grostè Cable Car. Night access is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays (17 Dec 2024 – 3 April 2025) when the ski touring route is open for night excursions. You can explore the Training Park independently or with a certified Alpine Guide for professional instruction.
The Training Park is a great opportunity for anyone looking to develop practical skills in avalanche rescue techniques and the use of emergency equipment.
Free rental of Ortovox self-rescue kits (ARTVA, probe, shovel) is available. For information & courses: adriano@alpinedays.it
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