Trails, mountain huts, local flavours and small stories from San Lorenzo Dorsino and the Brenta Dolomites: what we recommend to our guests.
Our journal articles are being translated into English. In the meantime you can read them in Italian in the Diario di montagna.
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Sagra della Ciuiga di San Lorenzo Dorsino: when to go and what to expect
The Sagra della Ciuiga in November: when to go, what actually happens in the village, and how to plan your weekend in San Lorenzo…
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Rest and recovery after trekking: how to recharge in the valley
Recovery after trekking in Trentino: what to do in San Lorenzo Dorsino to rest muscles and clear your head after a day on the…
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Via ferratas in the Brenta Dolomites: what no glossy guidebook tells you
Via ferratas in the Brenta Dolomites: routes, practical advice and the perspective of people who live beneath these peaks. A guide for experienced hikers.
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Laghetto di Nembia: what to see at the WWF nature reserve near San Lorenzo Dorsino
The Laghetto di Nembia is a WWF nature reserve a few kilometres from San Lorenzo Dorsino: what to expect, when to visit, and how…
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Farming life on the terraced masi of Banale: what the books don’t tell you
The terraced masi of Banale reflect a farming culture that’s still alive. Discover the land, the people and where to stay in the heart…
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La Ciuiga del Banale
Discover the Ciuiga del Banale: a Slow Food-protected cured meat made with pork and turnip, born in poverty and now a proud symbol of…
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Brenta Dolomites Without a Car
How to reach San Lorenzo Dorsino and the Brenta Dolomites without a car in 2026. Full guide to Paganella Bye Bye Car, bus and…
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Summer and winter guide
A complete guide to San Lorenzo in Banale: trekking, skiing, gastronomy, villages and spa. Tips for a great holiday in the Brenta Dolomites.
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Walks in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park
5 great walks in the Adamello Brenta Nature Park starting from San Lorenzo Dorsino — routes for families and experienced hikers alike.