Lagorai · Valsugana · 2,002 m
Outdoor · Lagorai · Valsugana
Over 30 km of SAT trails, family walks and routes through nature, views and history.
Panarotta is an ideal gateway to explore the Lagorai on foot, along panoramic trails, woodland paths and high-altitude pastures. From easy family walks to Monte Fravort and Monte Gronlait, and First World War trails, every itinerary offers a different experience. Winter brings snow-covered walks and snowshoe routes.
© APT Valsugana / Marta Micheli
Choose your route
Explore the routes below and filter by season and difficulty to find the itinerary that suits you best.
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A short woodland walk from Vetriolo to the celebrated wooden sculpture.
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A scenic one-way walk through meadows and woodland, ending near Van Spitz.
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From Panarotta towards Vetriolo via La Bassa, Malga Masi and the Lupa del Lagorai sculpture.
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A scenic hike from Rifugio Panarotta to the summit via La Bassa and First World War remains.
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A circular walk through forests, alpine pastures and views of the Valsugana.
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From Panarotta to Monte Fravort (2,347 m), with Lagorai views and military fortifications.
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A demanding alpine hike linking two major peaks in the western Lagorai, with trenches and sweeping views.
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A challenging historical route along old military tracks near Monte Oscivart and Monte Fravort.
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An extended historical itinerary past trenches, military paths and positions towards Busa del Carl.
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The great multi-day Lagorai traverse through peaks, alpine lakes, bivouacs and historical sites.
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A winter walk near Panarotta, on foot or snowshoes according to conditions.
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A winter excursion through snowy woods and high-altitude scenery.
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Bike route data from the linked sources. Distances and elevation depend on the route version; verify access and surface before setting out. Chairlifts do not carry bikes. Seasons are indicative: snow can linger at altitude in spring or return in autumn.
Before you set off
From the Panarotta 2002 car park, above Vetriolo Terme: lifts, carts and trails start here, with Chalet Panarotta as your base.
In summer you can also take the chairlift ride only: calendar, hours and prices on the Info page.
Above 2,000 metres the weather changes fast: boots, layered clothing, water and a weather check before you set off.
The area
From the summit the view stretches from the Brenta Dolomites to Lakes Levico and Caldonazzo, as far as Cima d’Asta and the Asiago Plateau.
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FAQ
Several routes into the Lagorai start from the Panarotta 2002 car park. Among the best-known hikes are the loops to Cima Panarotta, the Sentiero del Re Fravort and the more demanding routes to Monte Fravort and Rifugio Sette Selle. Difficulty ranges from easy walks to traverses for experienced hikers.
Yes. Among the routes rated easy are the hike to Monte Panarotta, about 4.7 km and 2 hours 30 minutes, and the circular walk of 4.4 km, about 3 hours. Both still require suitable footwear and some experience of walking in the mountains. Choose the route according to the children’s age and fitness.
Monte Fravort, in the Lagorai, can be reached from the Panarotta on moderate hiking routes. The route via Monte Panarotta is about 10.7 km round trip, with 800 metres of ascent and an indicative time of 4 hours 30 minutes. Recommended for fit hikers.
Around the Panarotta and Monte Fravort there are trails through places linked to the First World War, with remains of trenches and military posts. Some routes pass Cima Panarotta and the La Bassa pass, while the longer routes continue along the Lagorai ridges.
Yes, in winter the Panarotta area offers snowshoe routes to Cima Panarotta and Monte Fravort. Some routes involve significant climbs and require winter mountain experience. Before setting off it is essential to check snow conditions, the avalanche bulletin, the weather and the equipment you need.
How to reach the car park, summer chairlift hours and contacts: all on the Info page.
