With its unspoilt nature, crystal clear lakes and mountains all around, the Ledro Valley is the perfect oasis to discover nature. In this article, you will find some advice on the most beautiful and easiest walks in the Ledro Valley.

Around Lake Ledro

The walk around Lake Ledro is an easy route accessible to all. The trail is approximately 10 kilometers long, and follows the edge of the lake, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains. Along the way, there are several beaches and places where you can stop, enjoy the view, and cool off in the shade.

Gorg d’Abiss

This waterfall can be reached with a short walk starting from the village of Tiarno di Sotto. Follow the forest along the streams and waterfalls of Rio Massangla, walking for about 15 minutes, until you reach a canyon covered in moss: here, you’ll see the Gorg d'Abiss waterfall rushing powerfully through the rocks!

The panoramic bench

Pay attention - we are not talking of the Big Bench near Besta, but about another panoramic point you can reach starting from Bezzecca. Walk through Val Molini village until you reach a crossroads - then, continue uphill on the right, until you reach a bench with a truly memorable panorama.

Concei Valley

This is one of the easiest routes, perfect for families with children. In summer and autumn, the path that crosses the Concei Valley offers many surprises. In the woods, you can discover Fata Gavardina’s friends - bears, foxes, fairies and wooden elves will keep you company until you reach the famous Rifugio Al Faggio.

Strada del Ponale

The Strada del Ponale is one of the most famous routes in all of Lake Garda. Nowadays, this ancient road linking Riva del Garda and the Ledro Valley has become a not-to-be-missed itinerary for its views, hanging between water and rock. Make sure you visit!

The Ledro Valley offers many possibilities for walks suitable for all experience levels. For nature and trekking lovers, these walks are just a way to start discovering more demanding and stimulating paths.