Val di Non is an incomparable destination for lovers of winter sports, offering a unique experience thanks to the ski slopes surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.
Located in Trentino-Alto Adige, more precisely in the autonomous province of Trento, Val di Non is renowned for its natural beauty, orchards and picturesque places and for being surrounded by the majestic Dolomites.
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Val di Non, a paradise for ski enthusiasts
The slopes of Val di Non are known for their variety and beauty. From beginner slopes suitable for those learning to the most challenging and addictive trails for more experienced skiers, there is something for everyone.
In the winter sports paradise, there are various ski areas that await snow lovers, offering exciting adventures for those who practice skiing (Nordic, Alpine and mountaineering), in addition to snowboarding. But also for those who do not try skiing, there is no lack of alternatives: snowshoeing or exciting sledding pulled by horses.
The slopes for alpine skiing are scattered among the natural wonders of the Passo della Mendola (Monte Roe), Ruffrè-Mendola (Monte Nock) and the Altopiano della Predaia (Ciasazze). The snowmaking guarantee is guaranteed by a technologically advanced system. And if you want to experience the magic of the night on the snow, you can enjoy the illuminated slopes in Ruffrè.
Ski mountaineering enthusiasts will find numerous itineraries in Val di Non, especially in the picturesque areas of Maddalene.
For families looking for fun in the snow, the Predaia Park and the charming Funny Park Nevelandia offer a fairy-tale setting for the little ones, with slopes for tobogganing and a donut called “tube”.
Do not miss the experience of snowshoeing, a dip in the tradition of the Val di Non hard to forget.
The area is equipped with modern facilities, lifts, night lighting and everything you may need, ensuring a comfortable and safe experience for all visitors.
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Breathtaking views and unspoilt nature
In addition to skiing, Val di Non offers a picture-perfect natural setting thanks to its majestic mountains, its snowy forests and icy lakes.
Lovers of nature and adventure find here a paradise even outside the ski resorts. Snowy hiking trails lead you to wonderful places, allowing you to explore on foot or with snowshoes the natural wonders of the area.
Activities to suit all tastes
The Val di Non offers various leisure opportunities for those who want to take a break from skiing and other outdoor activities: natural, cultural and historical attractions.
From history lovers to nature lovers, from visits to museums to the discovery of cultural traditions, there is always something to do to enrich your experience in this corner of winter paradise.
The area is dotted with picturesque castles such as Castel Thun, an imposing medieval fortress, and Castel Valer with its gardens, both witnesses of local history.
Shrines such as the Sanctuary of San Romedio, reachable through a suggestive climb of stairs, and historic churches, such as the Basilica SS. Martyrs, they represent a mix of spirituality and architectural history.
Nearby is the Adamello Brenta Nature Park. There you can immerse yourself in breathtaking views and hiking trails and you have the opportunity to spot the local fauna, such as deer, roe deer and raptors.
The vast orchards of the valley are spectacular especially during flowering, offering an explosion of colors. The Emerald Lake is an oasis of serenity at a thousand meters high and surrounded by woods that offers the opportunity to practice outdoor activities.
Far from the slopes you can immerse yourself in the history, art and culture of the valley by visiting the Rhaetian Museum in Sanzeno.
You can experience a moment of peace and tranquility for both body and mind in one of the spa facilities and spas in the area.
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Val di Non, gastronomic traditions
After a day on the slopes, there is nothing better than savoring the local cuisine, one that tickles the palate and “warms” the soul and stomach.
The huts and restaurants in the area offer traditional Trentino cuisine, inviting skiers to enjoy regional specialties.
Dumplings (bread dumplings served in broth or sauteed) and strangolapreti (spinach dumplings and bread topped with melted butter and cheese) are not to be missed.
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How not to taste polenta, usually accompanied by local cheeses such as Trentingrana (paired with local honey or jams), mushrooms or sausages. Dishes such as pork knuckle and speck are much loved delicacies.
Apples, the symbol of the area, find space in apple pie, often enriched with cinnamon and nuts.
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