Taking care of nature is essential, in order to be able to give your children a legacy of inestimable value: one way to do this is, for example, by contributing to donations for the protection of woodland and forest heritage, often plagued by enormous disasters such as Hurricane Vaia which in 2018 devastated large portions of forest in Trentino. Donating to help rebuild the Trentino woods is a noble gesture, a thought also dedicated to one's children and their future.
* the paths for little walkers, in the Comano Valley, in the shade of the Brenta Dolomites. It is a path that winds through the woods of Trentino, perfect for families to allow children to discover the local beauties and have fun. The route, structured along six paths, is inspired by six fairy tales created by the Judicaria Ecomuseum. Each track in the wood therefore becomes a journey that tickles the imagination of the little ones, allowing them to have fun, but also to discover the territory and local traditions in a playful way.
* The naturalistic path of Val Concei, in Ledro. A path completely immersed in nature dedicated above all to local biodiversity, perfect for escaping the summer heat, planning a nice trip with the children along the woods of Val Sorda and the countryside and barns of Palò. A truly wonderful path to walk with children, having fun discovering the sculptures in the trunks and relaxing in the beautiful local landscapes.
* The path of the Hidden Wood, in Daiano. In the setting of the Val di Fiemme, two routes unwind (one red, shorter, and one blue, longer lasting). The circular path, which allows you to discover the nature of the wood, ponds populated by frogs and tadpoles and the animals in the enclosures, is a themed path dedicated to the forest and its inhabitants. Along the way it is possible to take advantage of the meadows or areas equipped for packed meals.
* The path of the Gnomes in Valsugana. Perhaps the most enigmatic of all the themed trails in the region, this trail is actually branched into two trails: the red and the green. The key to enjoying the course at its best is not making noise; in this area it is possible to hear (and for the lucky ones, see) wild animals.