Il sentiero delle Piramidi di Segonzano

Although the route does not present particular technical difficulties or dangerous sections, we always advise respecting the general safety rules for mountain excursions.

The information contained in this sheet is subject to unavoidable changes, so no indication has absolute value. It is not possible to entirely avoid inaccuracies or errors, considering the rapid environmental or weather changes that can occur. In this sense, we decline all responsibility for any changes experienced by the user. It is recommended, however, to check the condition of the area and environmental or weather conditions before undertaking an excursion.

• Prepare your itinerary
• Choose a route suitable for your fitness level
• Choose appropriate equipment and gear
• Consult weather reports
• Starting alone is more risky
• Leave information about your itinerary and approximate return time
• Do not hesitate to rely on a professional
• Pay attention to signs and markings along the route
• Do not hesitate to turn back
• In case of accident, raise the alarm by calling 112

Starting from the square of the Ristobar Chiosco alle Piramidi, the path rises steeply. At the first fork just above the kiosk, turn right following the path along which you will find some observation points of the pyramids. Continuing, you reach an asphalt road which you descend towards the hamlets of Luch and Stedro. In Stedro, follow the country road and then the path back to the starting point, not before taking a detour to the viewpoint from which you can admire the tallest pyramids seen from below.

For those coming from Trento, follow the SP71 northward, and after passing the junction for Faver-Cembra, park at the Chiosco delle Piramidi square on the right.

For those coming from Val di Fiemme, follow the SP71 southward, and after passing the hamlet of Scancio, turn left to park in the Chiosco alle Piramidi square.

Free parking at the “Chiosco alle Piramidi” before reaching Scancio for those coming from Trento or just after Scancio for those coming from Cavalese.

• Trekking shoes or mountain boots.
• Trekking poles