THERE ARE MANY WAYS TO GET CLOSER BUT ONLY ONE WAY TO GET HERE: ON FOOT.

/ Trail n. 319 / approx. 4,30 hours

From Molveno sporting centre follow the road heading towards Bar Ciclamino. From there take the dirt road to Rifugio Croz dell’Altissimo and, after a 40 minutes walk, you will reach a crossroad (altitude 1.324 m.). Choose the trail on the left winding through the forest and, after a series of hairpin bends, you will reach Rifugio Selvata (altitude 1.630 m.).

From Rifugio Selvata take the trail n. 319 that passes beneath Cima delle Fontane Fredde, crossing a little stream named Acqua della Dosola and then through a grass land where the ruins of the ancient Baito dei Massodi (1.994 m.) are still on display. The trail will then reach Rifugio Tosa first and Rifugio Pedrotti later (approx 2,30 hours).

From Rifugio Selvata take the trail n. 319 that passes beneath Cima delle Fontane Fredde, crossing a little stream named Acqua della Dosola and then through a grass land where the ruins of the ancient Baito dei Massodi (1.994 m.) are still on display. The trail will then reach Rifugio Tosa first and Rifugio Pedrotti later (approx 2,30 hours).

/ Trail n. 340 / approx. 3,30 hours

From Rifugio al Pradel (altitude 1.367 m.) take the easy path that passes beneath Croz dell’Altissimo walls and reaches Rifugio Croz dell’Altissimo (altitude 1.430 m.). Cross the rocky stream and head up to the left towards the woods towards Rifugio Selvata (m.1.630). From there follow take the trail n. 319 that passes beneath Cima delle Fontane Fredde, crossing a little stream named Acqua della Dosola and then through a grass land where the ruins of the ancient Baito dei Massodi (1.994 m.) are still on display. The trail will then reach Rifugio Tosa first and Rifugio Pedrotti later (approx 2,30 hours).

Steep and demanding trail.

Following the western side of the lake you will reach Fortini di Napoleone location (approx 30 min.).
An unpaved road will take you to Rifugio Malga d’Andalo and a few hundred meters later you will find the beginning of the trail n. 326 “Val di Ceda”. This steep path in the woods will take you to the ruins of Malga Ceda Bassa at 1.434 m. (approx 2,30 hours).
The path continues on the woods’ right onto a steep pebbly trail until reaching Malga Ceda Alta’s remains (altitude 1.815 m.). Following the red marks along the trail (not very frequent) you will reach Ceda’s Pass (altitude 2.223 m.).
Looking out on Pozza Tramontana first, you will then follow the trail on the right climbing on the landsliding slopes of Monte Daino until almost reaching Croz del Rifugio’s base, before continuing towards Rifugio Tosa Pedrotti (approx 5 hours).

/ Approx. 3,15 hours

From Rifugio Valesinella (altitude 1.513 m.) follow the trail heading towards Rifugio Casinei (1.825 m., approx 0,45 hours). The same trail leads to Rifugio Brentei. From there follow a path with a gentle incline that runs on the side of Alta Val Brenta, cutting through the scree of Campanile Alto and Basso. The trail departs from a snowy basin and continues along a rocky area located on the right of the rocky gully reaching Bocca di Brenta (altitude 2.552 m.) after a short snowy stretch. From Bocca di Brenta the trail descends on the eastern face following a rocky ledge on the right, leading to Rifugio Pedrotti.

Departing from Madonna di Campiglio, a comfortable alternative route uses the cableway to reach Grostè pass. From there, an easy path leads to Rifugio Tuckett. From Rifugio Tuckett you can reach Rifugio Pedrotti via different alternative routes, the shortest is the one leading to Rifugio Brentei first and then, via Bocca di Brenta reaches Rifugio Pedrotti. (approx. 3,30/4 hours from Grostè pass).