Cycle path heading south
Route from Hotel Rovereto to the Adige cycle path, heading south. Torbole is about 19 km away, Verona 75 km.
- Torbole ~19 km
- Verona 75 km
Activities · Trentino outdoors
A paradise for cyclists and walkers
Rovereto is the ideal starting point for discovering Trentino through cycling, hiking and nature.
The renowned Adige cycle path runs through the Vallagarina, offering a delightful and sustainable way to explore the area. We also provide our guests with free city bikes, and several bike hire shops are just a short walk from the hotel.
Walkers will find no shortage of scenic trails, from Monte Altissimo to the striking Forra del Lupo, while Lago di Cei is a perfect outing for families too.
And to combine nature with culture, Trento and the MUSE are within easy reach for a different kind of day, fascinating and engaging for young and old alike.
Cycling
Road, mountain bike or touring
Rovereto is an ideal destination for anyone who loves exploring by bike, from road cycling and mountain biking to leisurely cycle touring.
The Adige cycle path winds through the Vallagarina past vineyards, castles and beautiful scenery, linking the area to the Brenner Pass and, via a branch route, to Lake Garda.
During your stay we provide free city bikes for exploring the town and its surroundings. If you travel with your own bike, you are welcome to use our locked garage free of charge, and bike and e-bike hire is available just a few steps from the hotel.
On request we also offer a handy washing and drying service for technical sportswear.
Cycling routes
Four routes from the hotel door
Cycle path heading north
Route from Hotel Rovereto to the Adige cycle path, heading north. Trento is about 26 km away, Bolzano 90 km.
- Trento ~26 km
- Bolzano 90 km
Hotel Rovereto – Torbole
Route from Rovereto to Torbole on Lake Garda. Moderately challenging and fully paved. On the way back, about 3.5 km of climbing from Torbole to Nago.
- Moderate
- Fully paved
- Return: 3.5 km climb
Hotel Rovereto – Trento
Route from Rovereto to the city of Trento. Easy, flat and fully paved.
- Easy
- Flat
- Fully paved
Hiking
Trails to remember
Easy strolls, family walks and routes for seasoned hikers in the green heart of Trentino: dinosaur tracks, mountain lakes, mountain huts, wild flowers or simply unforgettable moments.
2,060 m
Monte Altissimo
Rifugio Damiano Chiesa, in the Monte Baldo Nature Park, offers a 360° view over northern Lake Garda, the Dolomites, the Po Valley and the Apennines. Park at Rifugio Graziani (1,617 m), then walk for about 1 h 15. Open from early May to mid-October.
Serrada
Forra del Lupo
A long Austro-Hungarian trench from the First World War, rediscovered in 2014 between Terragnolo and Folgaria: moving history and spectacular natural scenery. Park at Ristorante Cogola in Serrada.
Vallagarina
Lago di Cei
A scenic loop around the lake, on the ridge between the Tre Cime del Bondone and Monte Stivo: an easy footpath on the north and west sides, and a paved road to the east past the Chiesetta de Probizer. Perfect for families.
Lavini di Marco
Dinosaur Footprints
On the slopes of Monte Zugna, south of Rovereto, a palaeontological site unique in Europe, with hundreds of dinosaur footprints dating back 200 million years. Free access; guided tours available.
Site of Community Importance
Monte Ghello
Grey limestone cliffs, orchids, vineyards and meadows with panoramic views. Its ancient quarries supplied the stone used to build Rovereto.
Nearby
Museums and castles
Trento
MUSE
The Science Museum designed by Renzo Piano: interactive exhibitions ranging from biology to astronomy, plus gardens and nature trails. Ideal for families.
11 km · 15 min
Castel Beseno
The largest castle in Trentino: an elliptical fortress 250 metres long, with an arms collection and historical re-enactments. Allow about two hours for your visit.
52 km · 45 min
Castel Thun
A 13th-century noble residence in the Val di Non, with towers, bastions, a moat, original furnishings and family portraits. Accessible to visitors with disabilities.