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Madonna di Campiglio in summer, from Molveno

Madonna di Campiglio is about 59 km by road from Molveno, around an hour, according to one travel site. In summer it offers the Grostè cable car, an easy walk from Pradalago to Lago Nambino and the Vallesinella waterfalls.

By Lakemolveno.com editors · Updated

It is a bigger Dolomites resort than Molveno, in the other half of the Brenta group. Sources: iltrentinodeibambini.it and ski.it (checked 8 November 2026). We rely on a single source for the distance, so say “around an hour” and check your navigation.

Summer ideas

  • Grostè cable car: with a restaurant at the mid-station.
  • Pradalago to Lago Nambino: an easy walk.
  • Vallesinella waterfalls: a short ride and a short walk.

We found no verified prices or opening dates for these, so check locally before the trip. For a harder mountain day from Molveno, see Brenta Dolomites hikes, where the traverse between Molveno and Campiglio is rated difficult.

Getting there without a car

GetYourGuide lists a Verona Airport bus transfer to Madonna di Campiglio, rated 3.6 from 6 reviews. The rating is low and few people have rated it, so use it cautiously.

Where to stay

Stay in Campiglio if you want to be at the Grostè lift. Stay in Molveno for the lake and a quieter base, and drive over for the day. See day trips.

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Frequently asked questions

How far is Madonna di Campiglio from Molveno?

About 59 km by road, around an hour, per one travel site.

What is there to do in summer?

The Grostè cable car, the Pradalago to Lago Nambino walk and the Vallesinella waterfalls.

Is there a bus from Verona airport?

GetYourGuide lists a bus transfer, rated 3.6 from 6 reviews, so use it cautiously.

Can I stay in Molveno and visit?

Yes, as a day trip by car, around an hour each way.

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