Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio is not far from a mighty mountain pass called Campo Carlo Magno, connecting Val di Sole with Val Rendena

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The artificial lake in Madonna di Campiglio.
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On the outskirts of the village, the church of Santa Maria Antica is located, with a Gothic triptych from the 15th century.
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Inside the church.
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In the centre of the village is the beautiful Conca Verde park.
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Golf has been a tradition in Madonna di Campiglio since the English discovered the place as a tourist destination in the 19th century. The 9-hole course is located on the Campo di Carlo Magno pass just a few km from the village.
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The cable car to the Passo Grosté also starts from here.
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It leads directly into the heart of the Brenta Dolomites (in the picture the Pietra Grande).
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Unique natural landscapes at more than 2,500 m a.s.l. await you here.
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Hikers on the alpine meadows of the Spinale, in the background the view on the glaciers of the Adamello.
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The Pradalago Cable Car takes you directly from Madonna di Campiglio to the eponymous hiking and excursion area in the Presanella Mountains. Early in the morning, the deckchairs are waiting for the first guests.
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View on Madonna di Campiglio and the Brenta Dolomites.
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Madonna di Campiglio is of course also a paradise for mountain bikers. The forest paths to the alpine pastures in the Presanella area or the well-known Dolomiti Brenta Bike Circuit offer tours of all levels of difficulty.
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View on the Rifugio Viviani mountain hut near Pradalago.
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The 5-Lake Circuit (Giro dei 5 laghi) leads, among other places, to Lake Serodoli.
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The Presanella is known for challenging mountain tours in a breathtaking natural landscape.
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Equally impressive are the pale Brenta Dolomites.
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On the way to the Rifugio Tuckett and Sella mountain huts, you pass the famous Vallesinella Waterfalls.
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The Tuckett Mountain Hut is the destination of many hikers and the starting point for climbing tours in the Brenta area.
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South of Madonna di Campiglio lies the small village of Sant’Antonio di Mavignola.
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From there, extensive and short tours can be undertaken on foot or by bike, e.g. to Lago Val d’Agola (Lake Valagola). Mountain lovers will find almost unlimited possibilities in Madonna di Campiglio and the surroundings.
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The Santa Maria Antica church is one of the oldest buildings of the village.
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Thanks to its position at 1,600 m a.s.l, in winter you will usually find a good amount of snow at Madonna di Campiglio.
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The Pradalago gondula lift bring the skiers to the starting point of Amazzonia black slope.
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The most famous slope of Madonna di Campiglio is the “3 Tre”, which is certified for the FIS alpine ski World Cup.
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The slope near Patascoss hut, and behind the Brenta Dolomites.
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Monte Spinale is the third skiing mountain of Campiglio, on the border of the Brenta Dolomites.
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Passo Campo Carlo Magno is the link to the slopes of Folgarida and Marilleva. Madonna di Campiglio is the central point of the skiing area with over 150 km of slopes between Pinzolo and Val di Sole!
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Madonna di Campiglio is a renowned holiday resort especially in winter, last but not least thanks to its numerous winter sports facilities. International ski races take place on the “3-Tre” ski run.

In summer Madonna di Campiglio is the ideal place for golfers and golf enthusiasts. It was in 1923 that the British champion Henry Cotton designed a 9 holes golf course (Golf Club Campo Carlo Magno). Opened from July to late September it attracts numerous visitors year after year.

Even in summer the sporty ones may choose from a number of activities, ranging from rafting and paragliding to trekking, mountain biking and hiking.

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