Individual arrival at Lake Garda. We recommend traveling by train (e.g., via Munich) to Rovereto. If you have registered for the transfer, you will be picked up at the train station and taken to your hotel in Nago. Those arriving by car can park near the hotel (see "Information"). Your Lake Garda hiking holiday begins with a short welcome meeting with your hiking guide before dinner.

On the first day, we start our hike at a leisurely pace from our hotel, overlooking the northern part of Lake Garda. Soon we're walking along the steps clinging to the rock face, as if on a viewing balcony. The steel structure provides secure footing. We enjoy the panoramic views of Riva del Garda and Torbole below. From Tempesta, we hike downhill along a forest path to Torbole. Here, you can stop for a swim or simply admire the windsurfers' skills and activity while enjoying an aperitivo, before we walk back to Nago. Those who don't feel like walking after so much relaxation can take the public bus back up. (Hiking distance approx. 13 km / 5 hours. Ascent: 350 m; Descent: 350 m)

Arco's cityscape is dominated by the ruins of the medieval Castello di Arco, perched on a rock near the old town. The old town, which winds around the castle hill, exudes Mediterranean and Austro-Hungarian charm. We start in the center and hike along the Viale delle Palme to the olive groves above Arco. It's an exceptional spot that combines the mountain landscape with the mild climate of the lake. We cross the Rilke Promenade and discover some of the places Rilke described in his poems. After visiting the Santa Maria di Laghel Church, we continue towards Colodri and up to the summit cross of Monte Colodri. Our next destination is Arco Castle. Afterwards, we descend back into the old town. (approx. 10 km / 4 hours. Ascent: 400 m; Descent: 400 m)

The “Strada del Ponale” connects Riva with the Ledro Valley. Blasted into the rock in the 19th century, it was converted into a path for hikers and cyclists a few years ago. This path is considered one of the most beautiful panoramic trails in Europe. We drive to Riva. There, we follow the shoreline for a short distance and then head towards Ledro. Soon we find ourselves on the panoramic path, which clings to the cliffs and leads partly through small tunnels. We continue through the Ledro Valley to Lake Ledro. Here we can swim or visit the Pile Dwelling Museum. (approx. 10 km / 4.5 hours, ascent: 600 m)

Today we're taking a break from hiking. You can go on hikes on your own, take the cable car up to the Monte Baldo plateau, or simply enjoy the lake with a swim or an Aperol Spritz.

From the impressive Varone Waterfalls, we hike through the Val di Gola to the village of Tenno with its castle built on Roman foundations. We visit the village and its Church of San Lorenzo, the most important example of Romanesque art in the region. We continue along the old Roman road to Calvola, where we can take a break at one of the typical restaurants. Next, we hike to the village of Canale di Tenno, an authentic piece of medieval life that has been preserved in its original form. At the edge of the village, the path begins to Lake Tenno, which shimmers a magical turquoise. Here we can have a picnic and relax after the hike. (approx. 11 km / 4.5 hours; Ascent: 650 m; Descent: 150 m)

Today we'll take a boat to Limone on the western shore. The Church of San Rocco (14th century), the narrow streets, and the charming little harbor in the center make Limone one of the most beautiful places on Lake Garda. From Piazza Garibaldi, we'll take a leisurely uphill walk, passing the former greenhouses "La Limonaia," which now house an interesting exhibition about citrus fruits. We'll continue along a path lined with fragrant pine trees, holm oaks, and cypresses, enjoying the magnificent views of Limone and the lake. (approx. 7 km / 3 hours; ascent: 300 m; descent: 300 m)

In the morning it's time to say goodbye. We would be happy to arrange an extension of your stay at Lake Garda.