Sarnonico

Sarnonico is a famous tourist and sports destination on the large high plateau of the Alta Anaunia

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Sarnonico and the Brenta Dolomites seen from the road to Passo Mendola.
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The Baroque bell tower of the San Lorenzo church.
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The San Lorenzo church in Sarnonico.
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Sarnonico and the forests of the Mendola massif.
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The Val di Non cycle path runs along the meadows and villages of the valley.
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Along the Val di Non cycle path towards Fondo. On the right side of the picture you can recognise the village of Sarnonico.
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View to the Santa Maria church in Sarnonico.
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Forests and meadows in the upper Val di Non.
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Seio, a hamlet of Sarnonico, is situated near the Dolomiti Golf Club.
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A pond in the surroundings of Sarnonico.
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The Dolomiti Golf Club is popular in the whole region.
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Sarnonico also boasts an outdoor sports centre with football fields, as well as tennis, basketball and volleyball courts.
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The sunny weather and dry climate make Sarnonico in the Val di Non an important summer holiday destination. The village features a campsite with 520 places, the Dolomiti Golf Club and an outdoor sports centre with tennis, volleyball and basketball courts, as well as football fields, ping-pong tables and covered bocce courts.

Sarnonico is an ideal starting point for numerous hiking and walking paths among the forests and vast alpine meadows of the Alta Val di Non. The "sentiero dell'Alta Anaunia" for example takes you from Romeno to Cavareno, Sarnonico and Fondo.

Sarnonico is interesting for culture lovers who will definitely enjoy the San Lorenzo and the Santa Maria churches. The hamlet of Seio is only a stone's throw away from the golf course and home to about 100 people. Its 16th century church is dedicated to San Giorgio.

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