Scenic walk from Madonna di Campiglio to Cascate Valsinelle
Jul 14th, 2010, 05:25 AM
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Scenic walk from Madonna di Campiglio to Cascate Valsinelle
Hello everyone
I have read about this walk and would love to do it but cannot find out any details about it.
I'd love to know how long the walk is, how difficult and where it starts from in Madonna.
Thank you!
Pam
I have read about this walk and would love to do it but cannot find out any details about it.
I'd love to know how long the walk is, how difficult and where it starts from in Madonna.
Thank you!
Pam
Jul 15th, 2010, 12:03 PM
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Do you mean Madonna di Campiglio to Cascate di Vallesinella?
I found this listing for hikes from Madonna di Campiiglio:
Vallesinella waterfalls
Difficulty: easy / Time: 2 – 3 hrs / Gradient: 281 m (uphill and downhill).
A beautiful hike winding through woods of fir, larch and beech trees, reaching the stunning
waterfalls Cascate Alte and Cascate di Mezzo di Campiglio (1.550 m), on the <Sentiero dell’Orso> (Bear’s trail) in the Palù area towards Malga Vallesinella di Sopra (1.61 m), then to the Cascate Alte, to Rifugio Vallesinella (1.513 m), to Cascate di Mezzo (1.400 m) and finally back to Madonna di Campiglio on the easy <Cascate di Mezzo> path.
Here's a link to the PDF:
http://www.italiantouristoffice.dk/dk/docs/957.pdf
I found this listing for hikes from Madonna di Campiiglio:
Vallesinella waterfalls
Difficulty: easy / Time: 2 – 3 hrs / Gradient: 281 m (uphill and downhill).
A beautiful hike winding through woods of fir, larch and beech trees, reaching the stunning
waterfalls Cascate Alte and Cascate di Mezzo di Campiglio (1.550 m), on the <Sentiero dell’Orso> (Bear’s trail) in the Palù area towards Malga Vallesinella di Sopra (1.61 m), then to the Cascate Alte, to Rifugio Vallesinella (1.513 m), to Cascate di Mezzo (1.400 m) and finally back to Madonna di Campiglio on the easy <Cascate di Mezzo> path.
Here's a link to the PDF:
http://www.italiantouristoffice.dk/dk/docs/957.pdf
Jul 16th, 2010, 04:55 AM
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Hi ellenem
Thank you - just what I needed to know!
I wonder if you'd be kind enough to give me the link of the actual webpage to which the pdf is attached - looks like there may be a map with all the listed walks marked in their respective colours - that would be great to have as I'm travelling on my own and I like to have as much information in advance as possible!
Thanks again
Pam
Thank you - just what I needed to know!
I wonder if you'd be kind enough to give me the link of the actual webpage to which the pdf is attached - looks like there may be a map with all the listed walks marked in their respective colours - that would be great to have as I'm travelling on my own and I like to have as much information in advance as possible!
Thanks again
Pam
Jul 16th, 2010, 06:29 AM
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