On horseback along the Valpolicella Wine Route

For nature lovers, a visit to Valpolicella is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a horseback ride. There are numerous picturesque routes winding through the villages, nestling in the hills between the Adige river and the Lessinia plateau.

The gentle altitude of our territory makes the climate mild every day of the year from winter to summer, offering the possibility of experiencing the various shades and sensations of the changing seasons.

These experiences are not only reserved for experts in the field, but are also accessible to beginners who wish to approach the world of wine. Each route is designed to allow everyone to discover and appreciate the wonders of this land.

During the tours, visitors can observe the vine cultivation techniques up close and understand the processes that lead to the production of the region's famous wines. Visitors have the opportunity to taste the local wines, guided by experts who reveal the secrets of the different grape varieties and the most renowned vintages.

In addition to the food and wine aspect, these walks allow visitors to discover the local fauna and flora, meet wine producers and listen to the stories that make Valpolicella one of the most fascinating destinations for wine lovers. With every step, one can perceive the essence of an area that has managed to keep its traditions intact, offering visitors an authentic and memorable experience.

The Valpolicella is also traversed by the ‘Via delle Prealpi’, which links Lake Garda to the Cansiglio Forest within a network of signposted routes.

The ‘Via delle Prealpi’ touches as many as 12 territories: from Monte Grappa to Valpolicella, Garda and again the Little Dolomites and Asiago.
The Valpolicella itinerary connects the hilly and foothill hamlets of the area along a route mainly on dirt roads, allowing you to discover the various identities of this territory, giving you the chance to enjoy its panorama but also to stop and taste its food and wine specialities.