Blooming on Monte Baldo

Between River Adige and Lake Garda, Monte Baldo Natural Park is known in Europe as the “Garden of Italy”, because of the kaleidoscope of rare trees and flowers, which spontaneously grow there: arnica, lilies, gentians, orchids, globeflowers and silver-geraniums. Choose your panoramic itinerary and embrace the colour of spring on Trentino mountains!

Cavalli Val del Parol_Campostrini — Excursion to Parol-Valley

Wild orchids, lilies and gentians

In Parol-Valley try to find the little gems hidden in widows and pastures, such as red lily, the tiny gentians or the blue orchids, which, thanks their vivid colour, lights up the landscape. Along the path, the bright shades leave the place to mugho, rhododendron, bilberry and green-alder until you reach rock-walls. Here, on the top you can find the silver-geranium, one of the rarest species of this mountain.
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Bocca d’Ardole - Corno della Paura - Monte Vignola

Between snowdrops and gentians

On the path from Bocca d’Ardole to Monte Vignola, the landscape offers beech woods and wide pastures. In spring, in the undergrowth the first snowdrops are growing together with cuckooflower and ramson, and in the pastures arnica, gentians and negritella-flower. The grass-covered crags are populate almost by the Festuca alpestris but there are also some uncommon species for the region, such as Ligusticum lucidum.
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