Cliff located on the scenic trail that leads to the hermitage of San Romedio from the town of Sanzeno.

This climbing wall was opened in different periods in January 2007 by Carlo and Giuseppe with the help of some friends.

This climbing wall, named after Mario Stenico, dates back to the 40s in 1900, when Italo Recla, Fuilio Manzi, Gino Erspamer and Giuseppe Marchiesi equipped the first climbing routes.

Nice hike, that reaches the summit of Monte Roen via the ferrata of the same name, pretty easy. Monte Roen, which lies on the watershed between Val di Non and Val d'Adige, offers views of respect in both directions.

Pleasant walk in the nature, on an easy trail with minimal altitude difference, with nice views.

The Corno di Tres lies on the watershed between the Val di Non and Val d'Adige, thus offering a wide panoramic view from both sides. The climb is not very demanding, takes place in a scenario that is always suggestive.

This tour offers beautiful mid-height mountain landscapes, good views over the Val d'Adige, comfortable trails, and moderate altitude raise. Particularly noticeable are the views from Mount Lira / Lavinaspitze, a minor summit, but well positioned, requiring just a short detour from the main path.

The lakes of Coredo and Tavon, often simply referred to as the Two Lakes, are two reservoirs built in 1958 for irrigation purposes, but they are in fact also visited by a considerable number of tourists, both for their beauty and for the natural setting in which they are located.

Mount Penegal lies on the border between the high Val di Non and the Alto Adige / Südtirol, in a privileged panoramic position.