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Brenta Via Ferrata - climb UNESCO Dolomites, toast at rifugio

Climb the Via Bocchette Alte at 2,800 meters in the UNESCO Brenta Dolomites, then toast with local wine and knödel at a rifugio overlooking incomparable mountain views.

What to do there

AdventureBrenta Via Ferrata - climb UNESCO Dolomites, toast at rifugioThe Brenta Dolomites are UNESCO World Heritage and the birthplace of via ferrata climbing. Bruno Detassis pioneered routes here in the 1930s. Climb the iron path through vertical rock, then toast with Teroldego at a mountain rifugio watching the Enrosadira alpenglow.

Wineries nearby

Winery Enrosadira sunset - Dolomites turn the same red as Teroldego in your glass When the Dolomites turn pink in enrosadira at sunset, a glass of Madonna di Campiglio's Teroldego matches the mountains degree-for-degree—same calcium carbonate, same alchemy of light.
Winery Ferrari Spazio Bollicine - Italy's first Trentodoc sparkling bar Italy's first Trentodoc sparkling bar opened 2005 at Madonna di Campiglio—sip Ferrari bubbles with 2-Michelin views of the Dolomites from chef Alfio Ghezzi's kitchen.
Winery Puzzone di Moena - pair the 'Big Stinky' cheese with indigenous wines Puzzone di Moena PDO cheese (the "Big Stinky") from Val di Fassa pairs with Trentino wines like Teroldego or Lagrein—an intense washed-rind experience in Madonna di Campiglio's Dolomite altitude.