Discover Campestrin: Hiking, cross-country skiing and culture

Campestrin is a district of Mazzin. Those looking for hotels for a stay in this destination can make their choice based on a range of interests: the hiking trail to Fontanazzo has a described route, cross-country ski trails in the Campitello–Mazzin area are available in winter, and cultural venues are located in the area. Bike rentals and a playground also offer practical starting points for planning your trip.

Hiking to Fontanazzo and in the direction of Val Udai

The Campestrin–Fontanazzo hiking trail begins opposite the bus stop on the main road. From there, it climbs along Strèda Don V. Valentini and runs along the lower slopes of Monte Ponjin. The route alternates between flat sections and moderate climbs. Trail conditions may change seasonally; check them before your hike.

Mazzin offers another point of reference: in summer, the area is the starting point for numerous hikes in the direction of Val Udai. When planning, you can distinguish these from the specifically described route to Fontanazzo: here, the focus is on a particular trail route, while there, it is on a wider choice of summer hikes in a particular direction.

Cultural venues and history

PalaDolomites in Campestrin (the Palua district of Mazzin) is the municipal pavilion for art and culture of the Municipality of Mazzin. When it was inaugurated in 2018, it was described as having a hall with 250 removable seats and a stage for theatrical performances. For a specific event, check the current programme and the relevant event conditions.

The Chiesa della Madonna di Lourdes in Campestrin was originally dedicated to Santa Maria degli Angeli. A post dated 19 February 2020 gives 1825 as the year it was built and reports that the church was restored and blessed in 1900. A visit to PalaDolomites is based on current cultural events; the church’s dedication and building history offer a different historical perspective.

Cross-country skiing in the Campitello–Mazzin area

The cross-country ski trails in the Campitello–Mazzin area are rated as easy. Check the latest information before setting out. The Rodolon trail is 2.5 km long and starts and ends in Campestrin. The points of reference therefore differ: the length, start and finish refer to Rodolon, while the easy rating applies to the trails in the Campitello–Mazzin area.

The cross-country skiing area is part of the Marcialonga area. A trail in the Campitello–Mazzin area also runs alongside the Avisio stream. The seasonal operation of the Rodolon trail may vary; check the latest trail information before planning your winter trip.

Bike rentals and playground

Fassa Ski Bike in Campestrin rents mountain bikes, e-bikes, and enduro and cross-country bikes for tours and rides on the Dolomites cycle path. The selection and availability may change. If a particular type of bike is important for your plans, ask about the current selection in advance.

Campestrin’s playground is located on the cycle path, next to PalaDolomites and the fire brigade’s training tower. Its play equipment is made entirely of wood and is suitable for children of all ages. The playground is accessible by car and has tables and benches. The equipment may change if the play equipment is renewed; check the current facilities if needed.

Getting there by bus

Bus route 101 connects Canazei, Moena, Cavalese and Trento, and also stops in Campestrin. This connection may be useful for your arrival or onward journey. Check the latest timetable before travelling.

Discover more destinations: Albiano, Andalo, Peio, San Sebastiano, Fontanazzo, Massimeno, Pracorno, Panchià.

For the main travel overview: Trentino.