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Summer in Trentino

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Summer in Trentino
Summer in Trentino

A SUMMER OF NATURE AND SPORT ON HOLIDAY IN TRENTINO

Summer sports in Trentino


Sports, cycle paths and walking


The stunning natural landscape surrounding our hotel is packed with signposted hiking routes, as well as a network of cycle paths linking the area to Lake Garda and Alto Adige. Just a few metres from the Hotel Due Laghi in Padergnone are a number of paths perfect for lovers of cycling, together with plenty of Nordic walking routes and many spots for climbing enthusiasts. And if walking is your thing, there are easy routes through the forest and more demanding trails for more experienced visitors. The Hotel Due Laghi is the ideal spot if you want to soak up beautiful views of the Trentino Dolomites during the splendid summer days.

Lake Garda


The gorgeous Lake Garda is located just a few minutes’ drive from the Hotel Due Laghi in Padergnone. A holiday in Trentino is the perfect way to enjoy carefree days on the banks of the biggest lake in Italy - whether you want to explore the picturesque villages or just kick back on the beach! Lake Garda is also an extremely popular destination for lovers of outdoors sports, including sailing, windsurfing, running on the banks of the lake, downhill cycling, breath-taking mountain bike trails, canoeing and even hang gliding. On request, we can also organise special sessions of your favourite sport accompanied by qualified instructors.

Energy and culture


The banks of Lake Santa Massenza are the perfect place to take a pleasant walk or enjoy a sit-down in the many local play and picnic areas. But for something a little bit different, we highly recommend you pay a visit to the famous hydroelectric plant, the most powerful facility of its kind in Trentino. The building that houses the plant was designed by a famous architect and is open to the public as part of the “Dolomites Hydrotour”, an unique tour taking in some of the hydroelectric plants in Trentino. Interactive installations, multi-media displays and special visitor trails help visitors learn about and understand how clean energy is created.