ESECUTIVO STRADE VINO E SAPORI inglese.cdr - Trentino
ESECUTIVO STRADE VINO E SAPORI inglese.cdr - Trentino
ESECUTIVO STRADE VINO E SAPORI inglese.cdr - Trentino
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“Terrace of Flavours”<br />
At the "Terrace of Flavours", a<br />
sales point on the Apple Route,<br />
you will find a whole range of<br />
locally made Val di Non and Val<br />
di Sole products and also<br />
theme encounters, tasting and<br />
quick delicious snacks.<br />
Opening hours: every day from<br />
9.00 to 24.00.<br />
Terrazza di Sapori, via<br />
Nazionale, 2/b, Cagnò,<br />
tel. 0463 432699,<br />
mobile 349 8866844<br />
First itinerary<br />
Val di Non:<br />
not just apples<br />
CASTELFONDO<br />
FONDO<br />
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RUMO<br />
CLOZ<br />
PREGHENA<br />
ROMALLO<br />
DAMBEL<br />
LIVO<br />
CAGNÒ 6<br />
BOZZANA REVÒ CASEZ<br />
MOSTIZZOLO<br />
CLES<br />
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DERMULO<br />
TUENNO TAIO TRES<br />
FLAVON<br />
CAMPODENNO<br />
SPORMINORE<br />
SPORMAGGIORE<br />
1<br />
SEGNO<br />
SANZENO<br />
3<br />
2<br />
TON<br />
ROCCHETTA<br />
COREDO<br />
4<br />
Passo Palade<br />
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SMARANO<br />
CAVEDAGO<br />
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This itinerary begins at the entrance to<br />
Val di Non. From the Rocchetta, the<br />
natural border between the Piana<br />
Rotaliana and Val di Non, you can quickly<br />
reach Segno di Taio where you can stop<br />
at Mondomelinda (19). The visitor centre<br />
welcomes everyone who wants to know<br />
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more about the cultivation and<br />
production of apples that obtained the<br />
Protected Denomination of Origin (D.O.P.)<br />
recognition in 2003.<br />
Continuing towards Cles you reach the<br />
village of Taio and then climb to the<br />
village of Tres, where it is possible to visit<br />
the only producer (18) in the valley of<br />
cider, a slightly fizzy drink with a low<br />
alcoholic content obtained by fermenting<br />
apple juice.<br />
From Tres you head towards Vervò and<br />
then to the meadows and dense fir<br />
woods on the plateau of Predaia, an ideal<br />
spot for those who like tranquillity and<br />
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not to be missed 6<br />
Adopt an apple tree!<br />
Between April and May, Val di Non turns white! This is the period when the whole of the<br />
valley is covered in apple blossom. Mother Nature bestows this spectacular scene for a<br />
few days only; so make sure you don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this<br />
sea of snow-white buds and delicate scent. Staying in an agritur you can get to know<br />
one of the families that devotedly cultivate the famous “Val di Non apples”, discover<br />
their secrets, listen to their stories, taste the many varieties and their by-products.<br />
In spring you can also take care of an apple tree! The initiative "Adopt an Apple Tree"<br />
allows you to go into the orchards with the farmer and choose a tree to "adopt" and put<br />
your nameplate on. In the following months the farmer will take care of the tree you<br />
have chosen and, in autumn, you can return with your family to receive a box of apples<br />
from your tree!<br />
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7<br />
long walks in a completely relaxing<br />
natural setting.<br />
Going northwards you come to Smarano<br />
and Coredo where, in the local butcher’s<br />
shops (29, 30), you can see how the<br />
smoked Mortandela, a Listed Slow Food<br />
Product, is made.<br />
From Coredo you descend towards Cles<br />
and then make for Cagnò where a visit to<br />
the Terrace of Flavours is a must. Here<br />
you can see, taste and buy the products<br />
of the associates of the Apple Route.<br />
From here you continue to the villages of<br />
Cagnò, Revò, Romallo and Cloz where you<br />
can visit some wineries that produce<br />
Groppello di Revò (1, 2, 3, 4), a wine<br />
obtained from a native vine of the same<br />
name grown on the sides of Lake Santa<br />
Giustina.<br />
After passing the villages of Cloz and<br />
Brez, in few minutes you reach Fondo, in<br />
upper Val di Non, an area featuring broad<br />
meadows and rich pasturelands and the<br />
traditional place for the production of<br />
the famous Trentingrana cheese (25, 26,<br />
27).<br />
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