Tourist place
Val di Sole

Val di Sole: an outdoor paradise

What else would you call a place where a third of its surface area is covered by Stelvio National Park and the Adamello-Brenta Nature Park?! Two parks and three mountain ranges: the Brenta Dolomites, Adamello-Presanella, and Ortles-Cevedale. In a setting like this, you can’t help but enjoy some healthy outdoor activity. ...

And if you’re looking for some two-wheeled fun, you’ll nd it with:
- 35 km of bike trails to experience nature with the whole family;
- 300 km across 25 itineraries of dirt roads and trails that have everything you need for mountain biking fun;
- 3 bike parks for endless thrills and spills. This is ValdiSoleBikeLand, complete with world-class competitions.

And let’s not forget hiking, featuring over 300 km of itineraries around alpine lakes and through breathtaking landscapes. Or what about rafting, canoeing or kayaking on the 28 km of the Noce River, the best in Europe for whitewater sports! With all this outdoor fun, you’ll also need a trip to a nice spa, and the Pejo and Rabbi spas are there to treat you right!

Ask for information

Tourist area
+39 0463 901280 www.valdisole.net info@valdisole.net
Lifts company

Funivie Folgarida Marilleva SpA +39 0463 988400 www.ski.it info@ski.it

Consorzio Adamello Ski +39 0364 92066 www.pontedilegnotonale.com info@adamelloski.com

Pejo Funivie SpA +39 0463 753238 www.skipejo.it info@skipejo.it
Online sale
+39 0463 988400 www.ski.it info@ski.it

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Summer pass

1 day, € 48,00
3 days, € 110,00
6 days, € 149,00

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Val di Sole

In numbers
Val di Sole

. 1 cable car
. 7 gondola lifts
. 5 chair lifts
. highest altitude reached by the lifts 3016 m.

. lowest elevation 700 m.
. highest elevation 3535 m.
. highlights: the Del Saent waterfalls and tour
of the majestic larch forest; Rifugio Vioz
and the Punta Linke museum

. 10 refuges
. 23 mountain restaurants and chalets

. 3 bike parks
. 2 great road climbs "Passo del Tonale" and "Pejo Fonti"
. 35 km of bike trails
. 40 e-bikes for rent
. highlight: Tour of Val Meledrio by gondola lift

. 5 forts
. 2 theme itineraries
. 9 historical landmarks

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Val di Sole

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Nature at 3000 meters.
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