july 2015; climb the mountain by cable car in the holiday season will work if you will wake and…read morestand up early in the morning. You'll be happy, to see thousand of thing on the mountain arround and on going back, thousand of waiting people on the car garage, cash and also on each step with the cable car to the top. But a beautifull view also if the weather is not so good, because the sun is shining on lake garda the most of the time. we have had feeled 40 degree on ground and on the top ist was refreshing You can walk around on small and long disctances, with kids you'll like the small disctances. There is also a way up /down by foot.

He hiked up trail 102 and the views were beautiful. The trail is steep and above tree line rocky…read more Hiking poles are a necessity. We got started too late to make it to Drew Zinnemann, but it was still worth the journey.

Sono 30 anni che vado in gita con la Guida Alpina Enrico Maioni. Ho iniziato ad andare con Enrico…read morequando ero bambina a 7 anni ed ora che ne ho 37, andare con lui è sempre una grande sicurezza, molto divertente e mi permette di scoprire panorami splendidi e vivere emozioni bellissime! E' una delle guide più esperte in arrampicata delle Dolomiti. L'ultima arrampicata la abbiamo fatta insieme a novembre 2019 è stata lo spigolo del Falzarego.

Four days climbing with Guide Enrico Maioni. Friendly, highly skilled, experienced and everything…read moreelse you could want in a guide. His suggestions for good routes were excellent, His concern for my safety and overall satisfaction was always apparent.

They PACKED the lift, even with essentially no wait at this time of year (May). It's a quick trip…read moreup, with restrooms, seating, and food options at the top. The best part was watching the paragliders take off over the lake below. Not sure if it was worth the 25 euros, but great views depending upon cloud cooperation.

Do not reccomend. Avoid at all costs…read more My mom really wanted to view Monte Baldo, she briefly checked this out and decided we should do it. The little hike up to the 1st station was fun and easy. We were staying literally ON the water so didnt get to explore this side of town at all. First-they have nothing in English. No signs, no tellers to talk to(in any language) nothing. You just stand in line with no direction from anybody. We wait...and wait...and wait. About 40 min in my dad tries to order tickets online. Mind you it's an *extra* $20/ticket just for online tickets. For some reason their website kept crashing and thankfully his payment didnt go through. We wait some more....an hour and 10 min in we finally get to a sign that says "from this point on it's an estimated 2 hour wait." I'm sorry what?? Why is there NO sign at the beginning of the line to warn people about the wait? I walked over and translated the wait time for the online tickets, it wouldve been a 90 min wait in addition to the over hour wait time we've spent. So 1-youre paying an extra $20/ticket and online only gets you in 30 min faster?! That's a complete ripoff. 2, again, WHY ARE THERE NOT TELLERS/SOMEONE STANDING OUT/SIGNS AT LEAST at the beginning of the line??? There is NOTHING to warn you of the extremely long wait. My group bailed ship, 2 in front of us bailed ship, and I made sure to tell the 75+ people in line behind me that if they spoke English the line would be another 3+ total hour wait. 6 groups immediately left after I said that. People don't mind a wait as long as you accurately inform them. This was insane and very unprofessional to have zero direction from the business itself

A gorgeous village located onto top of a hill overlooking the Meran valley. This is a place of…read morehistorical significance in the area as it has a lot of old buildings and a few castles nearby. The tour books have this place listed as a must visit and it's not hard to see why. Walk around this gorgeous village and take a walk to the castle and St Peters cathedral. Also from this place you can take a cable car up hill and do some other longer walks in the area. I would love to explore this area more and will definitely be back for some long windy walks through gorgeous scenery and old villages. The Wineweg is only by name. Don't expect any wineries here mostly just vineyards and lots of grape plantations but no places to stop and try :-(