Campestrin: Hiking, Cross-Country Skiing and Culture
Accommodation in Campestrin
Campestrin and Mazzin
Campestrin and Fontanazzo belong to Mazzin. In summer, Mazzin is the starting point for numerous hikes towards Val Udai. One district is part of a municipality; knowing the exact assignment helps you distinguish Mazzin, Campestrin and Fontanazzo when planning your trip.
The PalaDolomites in Campestrin, in the Palua district of Mazzin, is the municipal pavilion for art and culture of the municipality of Mazzin. The PalaDolomites has a hall with 250 removable seats and a stage for theatre performances. The removable seats allow flexible seating arrangements in the hall.
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Culture and History
The Chiesa della Madonna di Lourdes in Campestrin was originally dedicated to Santa Maria degli Angeli. The church of Campestrin was built in 1825. In 1900, the church of Campestrin was restored and blessed. Construction, restoration and blessing refer to different historical stages.
Campestrin–Fontanazzo Hiking Trail
The Campestrin–Fontanazzo hiking trail begins opposite the bus stop on the main road and leads uphill via Strèda Don V. Valentini. The hiking trail runs along the lower slopes of Monte Ponjin. Its profile alternates between flat sections and moderate climbs. This route therefore includes both flatter passages and moderate ascents. For personal stage planning, the alternation between flat passages and moderate climbs is relevant.
Cross-Country Skiing in the Campitello–Mazzin Area
A cross-country ski trail is a route for cross-country skiing. The cross-country ski trails in the Campitello–Mazzin area have a low level of difficulty. The Campitello–Mazzin cross-country skiing area is located in the Marcialonga area. In the Campitello–Mazzin cross-country skiing area, the trail runs alongside the Avisio stream. The Rodolon cross-country ski trail is 2.5 km long and begins and ends in Campestrin. The distance of Rodolon provides a fixed value for planning laps.
Playground and Cycling Options
The Campestrin playground is located on the cycle path next to the PalaDolomites and the fire brigade's training tower. Its play equipment, made entirely of wood, is suitable for children of all ages. The playground is accessible by car and has tables and benches. For a stay with children, this takes into account the age suitability of the play equipment as well as seating and access by car. Tables and benches supplement the wooden equipment with seating.
Fassa Ski Bike in Campestrin rents mountain bikes, e-bikes, as well as enduro and cross-country bikes for tours and rides on the Dolomites Cycle Route. The different types of bicycles cover different forms of cycling, including rides on the Dolomites Cycle Route. At Fassa Ski Bike, this means that more than one bicycle category is available for the Dolomites Cycle Route.
Bus Connection to Campestrin
Bus route 101 connects Canazei, Moena, Cavalese and Trento and also stops in Campestrin. Campestrin is thus included as a stop on a connection between these four places.
More places for planning your trip: Romagnano, Sporminore, Selva Di Levico, Pieve Tesino, Bondone, Ischia Di Pergine, Brez, Daiano
To the higher-level travel overview: Trentino-South Tyrol.
