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• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path - II stage

  The second stage of the Jacopeo d'Anaunia  starts from Senale-Unsere Liebe Frau im Walde and leads us into the Rumo valley, a world that has preserved a pleasantly alpine charm.This stage is a bit more demanding than the previous one, both for the numerous ups and downs encountered, and for the few villages crossed where you can refuel or interrupt the journey. However, the beauty of the landscape...

• Jacobean Path of Anaunia

  The Non Valley seen through the eyes of a pilgrim of old. The "Jacobean Path of Anaunia", born from an idea by Paolo Menapace and developed by the Anaune Association of Friends of the Camino de Santiago, offers the opportunity to discover the great heritage of a valley rich in history and traditions, roads and paths traveled by merchants, armies, and pilgrims to reach rich markets or imperial bord...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path - I stage

  Woods, meadows, villages and small churches that are jewels of sacred art. Paths and places crossed by pilgrims for 500 years!In this first stage, we find Maso San Bartolomeo in Romeno where we can admire the precious and ancient church of the hospice for pilgrims, documented back in 1213. Continuing a little further we reach the church of S. Antonio in Romeno, precious for the cycle of frescoes o...

• Camino Jacobeo d'Anaunia - III final stage short version

  From Rumo to the Sanctuary of San Romedio. This version of the third stage allows you to finish the Walk already on the third day. You start from Marcena di Rumo to reach the famous Sanctuary of S. Romedio near Sanzeno.This version of the third stage allows to complete the short version of the Camino Jacobeo. Starting from Marcena, you proceed downhill towards the Pescara stream. The sound of its ...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path - VII stage

  The seventh stage starts from Vigo di Ton and allows you to conclude the Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path by reaching the Sanctuary of San Romedio.The last stage of our Path sees the arrival at the Sanctuary of San Romedio, the final objective. It is a pleasant walk of medium length, moderate gradients and fascinating landscapes on the lower Val di Non. We visit Castel Thun, a splendid mansion that gave bir...

• Holiday Package Way of St. James in Anaunia 2025

  The Val di Non through the eyes of the pilgrims of past times. An excursion amidst nature, along paths that lead through forests, apple orchards and the characteristic villages of the Trentino. PERIOD NIGHTS PRICE ADDITIONAL NIGHT May - Juni - July septermber - ottobre 2 € 200,00 € 78,00 7 € 630,00 € 78,00 agosto 2 € 220,00 € 85,00 7 € 680,00 € 85,00 INCLUDED SERVICES • Number o...

• Camino Jacobeo d'Anaunia - Stage I, Part 2 from Fondo to Senale - Tret Waterfall variant

  This variant slightly lengthens the route with a descent and then a challenging climb. It is especially recommended for those starting the stage from Fondo and allows you to see the Tret waterfall from below within a natural gorge.Before starting the Camino Jacobeo request your Pilgrim Credential, it will be sent to your home for free! To request it write to the Val di Non Tourism Company: info@vi...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path - Stage I, Part 1 from Sanzeno to Fondo - Ronzone variant

  This variant lengthens the itinerary slightly and is particularly suitable for those who end the stage in Fondo. It takes you through some mesmerising landscapes steeped in history.This variant slightly lengthens the itinerary in the stage from Sanzeno to Fondo but it delivers some unforgettable views over the most beautiful prairies in the Val di Non. Those who choose to take it will come upon th...

• Cammino Jacopeo d'Anaunia - Stage I, PART 2 from Fondo to Senale

  From Fondo to Senale. Woods, meadows, villages and small churches that are little masterpieces of sacred art. Paths and places crossed by pilgrims for more than 500 years!This second part of the first stage of the Camino is overall a bit challenging, both because of the length and the altitude difference tackled, but it does not have very steep climbs. Average walking times, excluding breaks, are ...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path – V stage

  The fifth stage winds by castles and churches in the central area of Val di Non in the stretch between its capital Cles and Flavon.With this stage we cross the central part of Val di Non and come across castles and churches in the various villages we pass through. There is the church of S. Vigilio in Cles, one of the oldest in the valley with various frescoes dating back to the thirteenth century,...

• Camino Jacopeo d'Anaunia - Stage III

  From Rumo to Terzolas in Val di Sole. This Camino route takes us from the Val di Rumo, through the Val di Bresimo, into the Val di Sole to discover suggestive glimpses in the various villages crossed. Not missing are the jewels of sacred art that offer continuous stimuli.At the start of this stage you can decide whether to finish the Camino by going to Sanzeno or continue with Stage number 3. Stag...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path – IV stage

  With the fourth stage you return to Val di Non through Cavizzana and up to the locality of S. Antonio di Cles. This is a demanding stage but one of great charm for the views over the two valleys and Lake Santa Giustina.This stage is very demanding because of the difference in altitude to be overcome in the stretch from Cavizzana to the locality of S.Antonio. It is recommended to be very careful in...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path – VI stage

  This is a very scenic stage that runs along the final part of the right side of Noce and then climbs up on the opposite side to Vigo di Ton.This stage is quite demanding due to the altitude difference to encounter and overcome, and can be shortened if necessary by stopping at Crescino (after km 12.5). In this sixth stage of the Path we take in Castel la Santa, once a monastery and hermitage of the...

• Jacopeo d'Anaunia Camino - 7th Stage, naturalistic variant of 2 days

  This stage is designed to be spread over 2 days of walking. It is extremely interesting from an artistic and naturalistic point of view: it touches the famous Castel Thun, the small Tibetan bridge over the Rio Pongaiola, the church of Saint Martin in Vervò, the lakes of Coredo and Tavon, and finally the Sanctuary of San Romedio.The stage is quite long, and for this reason, we recommend dividing it...

• From Fondo to the Tret waterfall

  A pleasant walk, passing through the woods, with spectacular views of the valley canyon and of the Tret waterfall.The canyons are an outstanding feature of Val di Non. This walk enables you to view one of the widest of the valley’s canyons, that of "del Mondino", and to go as far as a postion where you can admire the spendid sight of the Tret waterfall. This proposed hike starts from the village o...

• Castel Thun

  Castel Thun was home to one of the most powerful feudal families in the region. Thanks to its beauty and importance, it still dominates today over all of the other stately homes and castles in Trentino and the Val di Non. A reflection of the noble family’s many centuries of dominance in the valley, a testament to periods of glory and decline, the castle stands on higher ground just outside the vi...

• Senale Sanctuary

  The church is in the charming village of Senale, at an altitude of 1,342 m, just over the “border” in the region of South Tirol, 5 km from Passo Palade.It is also known by its German name of Unsere Liebe Frau im Walde (Our Lady of the Forest). Since the 12th century, it has been a celebrated place of pilgrimage and on the public holiday of 15 August the population escorts a statute of the Madonna ...

• San Bartolomeo church

  A jewel of Romantic art housed in a small farmhouse among the fields and orchards of Romeno with a splendid view of the Brenta Dolomites. The church of San Bartolomeo e Tommaso was first mentioned in 1187 but is perhaps even older, built on the old Roman “Via Claudia Augusta” which ran from Bolzano across the Passo della Mendola. It has always been a place of pilgrimage for the delightful atmosphe...

• Chiesa Santa Maria Assunta - Bresimo

  Le prime notizie della chiesa risalgono all'anno 1324; in antecedenza, vi era una “cappella sancte Maria de Basilica”. Nel 1335 venne ampliata in stile gotico con il contributo dei Signori d'Altaguarda. Nel 1469 il maestro comacino Paolo Domenico costruì il campanile, la sagrestia e la cantoria. La facciata a capanna presenta un bel rosone a dodici petali e due finestrelle ai lati del portone di i...

• Loop to the hermitage of San Pancrazio

  Simple route above the village of Campodenno.This simple route takes place along a stretch of the Cammino Jacopeo d’Anaunia, an ancient pilgrimage that crosses the entire valley, and of which the ancient church of San Pancrazio is a stop. Inside the church is preserved a holy water font dating back to the 9th century, decorated with Lombard-origin motifs, and in the apse there is an 18th-century p...