Sporeggio Valley, Brenta Dolomites, Trentino.

Sporeggio Valley
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Sporeggio Valley

The Sporeggio Valley takes its name from the river that runs along it to then flow into the River Noce. This is the southern face of the Non Valley and it is bounded by the Campa subgroup of mountains and by Monte Fausior. The main municipalities are Spormaggiore, Sporminore and Cavedago. It is a good starting point for excursions to the high Campa meadows and the surrounding peaks. One place of particular interest is the Malga Spora which stands between the Altissimo-Gallino subgroup of mountains and Monte Fibbion (2,654 m.); from here numerous itineraries leave for Lake Tóvel, the Malga d’Arza, Malga Loverdina, the Grostè Pass, the Croz Altissimo Refuge and the La Montanara Refuge. From the naturalistic point of view the area is virtually unspoilt and is home to last surviving examples of the Alpine brown bear.

Starting point	Spormaggiore (Le Seghe), Sporminore, Cavedago (near the church of San Tommaso)
Connections with public transport	Autolinee Trento-Malé
By motor vehicle	not permitted
Nearest refuges or bivouacs	Malga Spora to the south of the Campa Group, Malga d’Arza to the north (accessible by asphalt road from Cunevo)
Main itineraries	sent 302 e 301
worthseing	Bear enclosure at Spormaggiore, Belfort Castle (ruins) in Spormaggiore, small church of San Tommaso in Cavedago
main water courses	Rio Sporeggio and Rio dei Mulini rivers separated in their initial stretch by the Prà Dalsass meadow

Table of times between points and heights: Spormaggiore - Cavedago - Malga Spora

area height time between areas time from start notes, route variations

Spormaggiore Località le Seghe mt 565 - - SEE MAP

Cavedago -San Tommaso Churcho mt 900 - - -

Andalo - Selva Piana - - -

fork 302-301 - - -

ex malga Cavedago 1838 - - towards the Cavai Valley to the Malga Campa and Malga Loverdina across the Sella del Montoz saddle (paths 338, 370)

Malga Spora 1851 - 3,30 -