Strolling with strollers

6 itineraries to be enjoyed with your children at a leisurely pace 

Two beautiful words that go hand in hand. United by the same root and a concept of an easy-going pace, leaving you the time to take a look around, and maybe take a nap if you’re the lucky one being transported!

Here are some itineraries for sharing the beauty of the mountains with your children, and without breaking your back! Just a few things you should check: it doesn’t matter if your stroller has three or four wheels, as long as they’re not too small and always well pumped up, this will help you negotiate all types of terrain. Remember to pack plenty of water, sun cream and some fruit, the chances are you’ll want to take a break and take in the nature about you.

And now… let’s go!

#1

San Martino di Castrozza, the Path of the Muse Fedaie

In the meadows and woods surrounding Villa Welsperg in Val Canali, the gateway to Paneveggio Nature Park, there is an easy loop trail that leads to the Welsperg lake, one of the symbols of this beautiful Dolomite valley.

#2

Val di Fassa, from Moena to Moena

This relaxing walk along the banks of the Avisio is a circular route, from Moena to Moena. Step by step, you embark on a journey through the ancient art of wood sculptors and carvers. Here, the art of wood is expressed in all its forms, including games that children can see at one of the points along the way. For lunch or a snack, you will find farm stays and bars.

#3

Val di Fiemme, Latemarium

To find yourself face to face with the Latemar-Rosengarten group all you need to do is take the cable car of the same name and then follow the Latemarium trail, an itinerary specifically planned to help visitors discover the best observation points and the legends of these highlands.

#4

Madonna di Campiglio, Lake Nambino 

Minimal effort for immense satisfaction! The route, which leads to Lake Nambino and its namesake refuge, is now free of obstacles and accessible to all, including pushchairs and wheelchairs.

#5

Alpe Cimbra, the Mulpoch Trail 

The Mulpoch Trail is much more than a trail. It is an adventure, a real treasure hunt all along the trail. There are riddles to solve and curiosities to learn about the flora and legends of the Alpe Cimbra. The Lily of the Valley, Non ti Scordar d Me, and the Edelweiss will reveal enchantment and history. The final treasure is not revealed, it is all to be discovered at the end of the trail.

#6

Brentonico, the Talpina nature reserve

This pleasant walk will lead you through vineyards and colourful meadows and let you appreciate the entire Vallagarina valley from the highland of Brentonico. The view is enhanced in the late afternoon when the shadows are stretched across the land and the warm breeze is laden with scents and aromas, or maybe after dinner, when there’s still some light and the air is fresher and the shadows are deeper.

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Published on 06/05/2025