The Ventrar path is closed as it is not passable in the snow. In winter, on the slopes of Monte Baldo it is also possible to ski while admiring the splendid. Its mass is clearly distinguished from Verona, from Valpolicella and from many areas of the territory and makes it a landmark of the Veronese landscape.

Don’t do it by bike, you will have to carry your bike on your back over various sections and this can be dangerous. With its 2,218 meters Mount Baldo is the highest mountain in the province of Verona.

To avoid the cable car queue during the high season you can go by car to the half-way cable car station in San Michele.

Santuario Madonna Della Corona, literally translated as Sanctuary of the Lady of the Crown, is a pilgrimage that settles on the side of the cliffs of Monte Baldo. This walk can be done the other way round. The Sanctuary of Madonna Della Corona, an Italian Church Built into a Cliff. The route follows the ridge of Monte Baldo it starts from the top station of the cable car and leads to Telegrafo peak passing through Pozzette peak (2128 mt), Longino peak (2180) and Valdritta peak (2218), the highest of Monte Baldo. If you aren’t too tired, we recommend the path which is a little more challenging but brings you to the Colma di Malcesine and offers much better views than you have from the road. You will spend a nice day far from the crowd discovering an unexpected Monte Baldo, with an Alpine taste. The cable car Funivia Malcesine Monte Baldo is always a port of call and compulsory stop for tourists around Lake Garda, in winter and even more in summer. The path is fairly steep but short and brings you to Colma di Malcesine where you can walk along the plateau back to where you started from. Leaving the Ventrar path you can return to where you started from following the road on your left or otherwise by going up the path that you find in front of you.

It is a popular place for pilgrims, drawn in by its. 2 km long, mainly going downhill and it takes you to the meeting point with the Ventrar path. The Santuario Madonna della Corona is built on a thin shelf of rock on Mount Baldo above the valley of the River Adige in northern Italy. The track is narrow but not difficult, approx. The path heads off under the paragliding take-off area. Keep on going North, go under the ski lift wires at “Paperino” and then look carefully for the start of the path which is marked with red and white lines on a rock. You will already be getting an idea of the beautiful views that await you over Garda! The beautiful views that await you over Garda. Set off towards the north and just after the Funivia building take the first uphill on the left. The path starts at the top station of the Cable car. The path is rocky and spectacular with fabulous views over the Alto Garda region. A walking tour and a mini-cruise in Sirmione. In order to discover Monte Baldo inside out, one needs to try everything: walking, mountain biking, paragliding, you name it.

The Ventrar path is about a kilometre long and meets the north cliffs of the Colma di Malcesine which bring you to the eastern slopes of Monte Baldo. Points of interest along this hiking trail RM 2B9KE3CThe Madonna della Corona sanctuary in Mount Baldo is one of the most famous places of worship in Italy.

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