Autumn mobility in Campiglio: info points, shuttles and work sites

The woods of Val Rendena are tinged with coppery shades and the crisp morning air announces a full change of season. Getting around Madonna di Campiglio and its surroundings during this period requires different planning compared to the summer months: the pace slows down and the mountains reclaim their spaces. Here are the practical details for organizing your outings.

Information points: local presence

Planning a hike in the Dolomiti di Brenta or the Adamello-Presanella group ideally starts with topographic maps and expert advice. The resort's information points remain active even during the autumn weeks. Whether it is picking up a map at the Azienda per il Turismo offices or asking for directions on the best exposures to enjoy the afternoon sun, the staff are available to provide precise updates on trail conditions.

Shuttles and lifts: the transition to soft mobility

As the summer season draws to a close, transport logistics undergo their usual structural changes.

• Shuttle services: the lines connecting the villages to the main side valleys of the Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta during the summer have ended.
• Cable cars and gondolas: the lifts closed their doors in mid-September. The highest altitudes are now reached by tackling the elevation gains on foot from the valley floor, enjoying the silence that envelops the Dolomite slopes.

Vallesinella: trail updates

An essential detail for those aiming for the famous waterfalls that characterize the wooded heart of the Brenta concerns pedestrian access in Vallesinella. From September 21, 2026, a section of the trail towards the Cascate di Mezzo is closed to allow for maintenance work. It is advisable to study alternative routes if you intend to explore this area, known for its waterfalls framed by beech trees.

Tip for your outings

Without the support of lifts and shuttles, travel times change significantly. It is essential to check updated schedules and road conditions before setting off, considering the rapid decrease in daylight hours. Contact the open info points to ensure that your chosen trail is accessible and not affected by forestry work sites or the first high-altitude ice.

Notice: summer shuttle and ski-bus services should not be assumed active in autumn. Check the calendar, operating dates and up-to-date information with the APT before relying on them.