Paganella

The Paganella group rises north-west of Trento in the municipalities of Fai della Paganella, Andalo, Molveno, Terlago and Zambana. The peaks of this mountain group, with the Roda (2,125 m a.s.l.) being the highest one, overlook the Val d'Adige with their rock walls on the eastern side, whereas the western side towards the altopiano della Paganella is less steep and presents meadows and fir trees.

This mountain range is surrounded by the Val d'Adige, the Valle dei Laghi, the Valli Giudicarie and Lake Molveno. The Paganella is a multi-faceted natural gem: a rock climbing wall for local climbers, a hikers' paradise thanks to its numerous hiking paths and a renowned winter sport destination. It is served by the modern skilifts of Fai and Andalo. The Paganella delights everyone, from hikers to climbers and bikers with a breathtaking view of the Brenta Dolomites, the Val d'Adige, the Valli Giudicarie, Lake Garda and more. This spectacular panorama is certainly an unforgettable experience which is honoured by the alpine choir "La Paganella".

The meteorological station of the Paganella on the peak is essential for studies on the alpine climate.

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• Highest peak: Roda (2,125 m)
• Other peaks: Spaloti di Fai, Becco di Corno, Annetta, Vettorato

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