Trekking & Trail Running in the Alto Garda Bresciano Park

Outdoor Trekking

Breathe, Observe, and Feel Part of the Landscape

The Tremosine sul Garda area offers routes suitable for every type of walker, from the simplest paths to the most scenic ones. You can move from peaceful strolls through olive groves and small hamlets—ideal for those who wish to walk at a relaxed pace—to more structured excursions and trekking routes that cross plateaus, ridgelines, and ancient connecting paths.

Among the most scenic trails are panoramic walks on Monte Bestone, circular routes among the crosses of Monte Dalvra, and trekking paths leading to peaks such as Monte Carone, Monte Tuflungo, Monte Cocca, and Monte Zenone. There are also history-rich itineraries like the Great War Trail from Passo Nota. Gentler routes are not lacking, such as the tour of the hamlets of Tremosine or the charming Campione loop with its connection to Pieve, offering spectacular views over Lake Garda. Each trail is an opportunity to discover the area at your own pace, alternating nature, scenery, and history, and choosing the rhythm that best suits your needs.

Trail Running

When Running Meets the Landscapes of Alto Garda

In recent years, trail running has attracted more and more enthusiasts, thanks to its ability to combine running, nature, and freedom. Running away from asphalt, along dirt trails and natural paths, means experiencing the area in an authentic and dynamic way.

The Lake Garda area and the Alto Garda Bresciano Park provide the ideal setting for this discipline: forests, plateaus, panoramic climbs, and ridgelines that open onto spectacular views between mountains and lake. The routes cater to different levels, from smooth runs along flowing trails to more technical and challenging itineraries.

During the season, the area also hosts trail running races and events, both amateur and professional, attracting athletes from all over Europe thanks to its unique natural environment, perfectly suited to this sport.