EXPLORE TRENTINO WINERIES AND VINEYARDS ON FOOT OR BY BIKE

1. WINE TOUR 50 Wine Tour 50 is about 50 km in Piana Rotaliana and includes all six villages in the area, with detours to the north towards Salorno (Alto Adige) and to the east towards Giovo (Valle di Cembra). This tour leads through the beautiful wine-growing landscapes, passing by many wineries situated along the Adige River. It is possible to stop at more than 50 wine cellars along the way and book a guided tour and wine tasting. The recommended bikes for this tour are gravel, trekking or an e-bike. More information is available here: www.girodelvino50.it/?lang=en 2. Wine trekking in the VALLAGARINA vineyards Vallagarina is the largest wine-growing area in Trentino. it is a veritable treasure trove of indigenous grape varieties and fine wines such as Trentodoc, and excellent indigenous reds such as Marzemino, Enantio and Foja Tonda. A real treat is the suggested trek to Borgo dei Posseri in the municipality of Ala, at an altitude of 625 metres. You should start from the winery, equipped with a map and a basket of local products and refreshments for the stops along the way. For more information visit: www.borgodeiposseri.com/en/enotour 3. The high-altitude vineyards in Europe can be explored in Trentino and most of them are located in the CEMBRA VALLEY. To discover the valley's cellars, you can start in the municipality of Verla di Giovo and visit Villa Corniole of the Nardin family, a female-run business that produces excellent wines known all over the world. The itinerary continues in the direction of Cembra, the heart of the valley. Here, you can visit some award-winning wineries in Trentino such as Cembra Vini DI Montagna, the highest cooperative winery in Trentino. In the historic district of Carraia, located in Cembra, you can visit the Nicolodi Alfio winery. For more information about Trentino wines and vineries, please visit: www.visittrentino.info/en/articles/food-and-wine/trentino-wines