Tour 1419 - Malghe del Roen
Mountainbiking • Val di Non
Tour 1419 - Malghe del Roen
Mount Roen is a classic for hikers and bikers. This loop tour touches as many as 4 alpine huts, and throughout the route there are no shortage of great viewpoints of the Brenta Dolomites massif.
This loop tour has no technical difficulties as it takes place almost entirely on forest roads. It passes through an area little frequented by trekkers and touches on a series of pretty huts mostly used as a place for a Sunday picnic by locals.
recommended route
Mountainbiking
· Val di Non
Tour 1419 - Malghe del Roen
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Route 1419 - Malghe del RoenPhoto: APT Val di Non
Author’s recommendation
Of the 4 huts only the Romeno hut is open and managed. All the other huts are nice bivouacs and where you can to refill your water bottles.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
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Malga di RomenoRoadbook
Starting in Amblar, take the paved road that leads up Mount Roen.
Arriving at the Malga di Romeno hut, turn south and begin a series of downhill forest roads that pass by the huts of Mount Roen: the Malga di Amblar, the Malga di Don and the Malga di Sanzeno.
The viewpoints follow one another and arriving at the various malghe it is possible to rest and immersed in the vegetation observe the magnificent view of Val di Non with the background of the Brenta Dolomites .
One descends to the valley in the village of Don and then resumes the dense forest for a short distance to return to Amblar.
Directions
From the Trento Nord exit of the A22 highway, take the SS43 state road in the direction of Val di Non and Val di Sole. When you reach the Dermulo junction, keep right to go up the SS42 in the direction of Passo della Mendola until you reach the village of Cavareno. From the traffic circle follow the signs to the nearby village of Amblar.Parking
At the church in AmblarCoordinates
Equipment
An allmountain MTBLocalization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
