Passeggiata da Coredo a Castel Bragher passando per Bosco Orna
Hiking trail • Val di Non
Passeggiata da Coredo a Castel Bragher passando per Bosco Orna
Semplice passeggiata tra le vie del paese di Coredo ed il caratteristico Bosco Orna, che si contraddistingue per la presenza di molti pini silvestri ed un fitto sottobosco.
<p>Castel Bragher, immerso nel bosco come in una favola, non offre un’unica prospettiva. La più immediata e conosciuta è sicuramente l’osservazione dell’ingresso principale e la facciata laterale, facilmente visibili dalla vecchia strada di collegamento tra Coredo e Taio. Ma non tutti conoscono il lato segreto del castello, un punto di vista più nascosto ed intimo, uno scorcio che lascia intravedere il suo cortile interno ed immaginare secoli di vita. In un fitto sottobosco e tra innumerevoli pini silvestri dove in tardo autunno primeggiano splendidi mazzetti di vischio a ricordarci l’arrivo del Natale, ecco che in una zona caratterizzata improvvisamente da un suggestivo terreno rossiccio e roccioso, si ergono ben tre terrazze panoramiche che permettono questa inaspettata visione.</p> <p>Circondati dal silenzio e se ne siamo fortunati dalla compagnia di singolari uccelli, ci troviamo in fondo al Bosco Orna, ed osserviamo davanti a noi questo magnifico panorama. Vicini al paese di Coredo, arrivati qui attraverso una semplice passeggiata di poco più di un’ora, ma allo stesso tempo immersi nella tranquillità e la pace che solo i boschi sanno offrire, scorgiamo anche un piccolo biòtopo dove con abbondanti piogge può venire alla luca un inaspettato specchio d’acqua. Arrivando poco dopo l’alba o prima del tramonto, non siamo soli: il cinguettio degli uccelli, la corsa tra gli alberi di qualche scoiattolo e con un pizzico di fortuna timidi caprioli in cerca di qualche germoglio da sgranocchiare.</p> <p>Non solo natura, ma anche arte contraddistinguono Bosco Orna. Notiamo infatti una singolare scultura in bronzo, opera dello scultore Claudio Trevi, e poco sotto il Bragherino - che per un periodo fu la sua casa studio - una cascina dove un tempo abitavano i guardiani del castello e la servitù, una volta di proprietà di Castel Bragher, ora privato.Per godere di tutto questo servono solo un pizzico di curiosità, e il desiderio di voler entrare per qualche ora in stretto contatto con la natura.</p>
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· Val di Non
Walk from Coredo to Castel Bragher passing through Bosco Orna
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Photo: Elena Marini Silvestri, APT Val di Non
Castel Bragher, immersed in the forest like a fairy tale, does not offer a single perspective. The most immediate and well-known is certainly the view of the main entrance and the side facade, easily visible from the old connecting road between Coredo and Taio. But not everyone knows the secret side of the castle, a more hidden and intimate viewpoint, a glimpse that reveals its inner courtyard and allows one to imagine centuries of life. In a dense undergrowth and among countless Scots pines where in late autumn splendid bunches of mistletoe dominate reminding us of the arrival of Christmas, here in an area characterized suddenly by suggestive reddish and rocky soil, stand three panoramic terraces that allow this unexpected view.
Surrounded by silence and if we are lucky the company of unusual birds, we find ourselves at the end of Bosco Orna, and observe before us this magnificent panorama. Close to the village of Coredo, reached here through a simple walk of just over an hour, but at the same time immersed in the tranquility and peace that only the woods can offer, we also glimpse a small biotope where, with heavy rains, an unexpected water mirror can appear. Arriving shortly after dawn or before sunset, we are not alone: the chirping of birds, the run among the trees of some squirrels and with a bit of luck shy roe deer in search of some shoots to nibble on.
Not only nature but also art distinguish Bosco Orna. Indeed, we notice a unique bronze sculpture, the work of the sculptor Claudio Trevi, and just below the Bragherino - which for a period was his house studio - a farmhouse where once lived the castle guards and servants, once owned by Castel Bragher, now private. To enjoy all this you only need a bit of curiosity, and the desire to enter into close contact with nature for a few hours.
Author’s recommendation
In the center of the village of Coredo, where we start our excursion, there is the Hotel Ristorante Sport offering tasty menus for all tastes; dishes ranging from typical to traditional, where the chef chooses only zero km and seasonal raw materials, therefore local vegetables and native game.
If you wish to enjoy your meal immersed again in nature, you can choose the Due Laghi Restaurant where you will be amazed by the flavor and simplicity of the dishes, as well as by the genuineness of the products and preparations.
A stone's throw away we find Agritur Agostini that with simple and natural ingredients offers appetizing traditional dishes typical of Trentino and Val di Non, and for those who still have the energy, why not take advantage of a nice ride at the family riding school?
With the typical Trentino Osteria and Slow Food Osteria brand, here is the Ristorante alla Pineta, which offers creative and refined menus, linked to the seasonal cycle and the rich local gastronomic tradition.
Panorama
As you move from the center of the village of Coredo towards the pine forest, turning around behind us we can admire in the distance the splendor of the mountains and much of the extension of the Val di Non... from Paganella to Monte Peller, passing through the Brenta Dolomites ... in this area we find the Miraval Hotel, which not by chance dedicates its name to the panorama you can enjoy from up here.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Ristorante Hotel SportMacelleria Dal Massimo Goloso
Safety information
As you can imagine, the passability of itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to contingent conditions and therefore depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before leaving, check the status of the path by contacting the refuge managers on your route, alpine guides, nature park visitor centers, and tourist offices.Tips and suggestions
Did you know that the “Rouroni” biotope of Bosco Orna is not the only one characterizing this area; in the pine forest between Coredo and Tavon we also find the “Senda” biotope, a pond with always clean waters because purified by the aquatic plants that grow spontaneously. Little known and located in the lower part of the village, on the border between forest and countryside, there is also the “Ciane” biotope.Roadbook
Starting from the square of Coredo, take Via Tonidandel passing in front of the former library, then turn right onto Via Trento, and continue to the left on Via Borgonuovo staying on the main road among the five branches that the street has. Continuing straight ahead, follow the sign for the Biotope Rouroni which leads to the Orna Forest. At a certain point, the landscape changes from apple fields to a wooded area rich in undergrowth and many Scots pines. The paved road continues to the end of the forest. A sign indicates the way to Bragherino, a farmhouse where once the castle guards and servants lived, formerly owned by Castel Bragher, now private. Continuing on the left there is the chance to enter a small but suggestive biotope (Biotope Rouroni) in which when it rains heavily a natural pond forms. The undergrowth in this area is particularly clean. The further you go, the more the terrain becomes reddish and rocky until you reach a panoramic area where balconies have been built to admire Castel Bragher from above. If you continue for about fifty meters you find a unique bronze sculpture, the work of the sculptor Claudio Trevi, and just below the Bragherino, which for a while was his house-studio. To return, it is necessary to retrace the same path as before.
It is also walkable with a stroller.
Casa da Marta
Chiesa del ritrovamento di Santa Croce
Ristorante Hotel Sport
Macelleria Dal Massimo Goloso
Pista di pattinaggio su ghiaccio a Coredo
Agritur Rizzi di Inama Ugo - bike rent
Wellness Hotel Miravalle
Directions
From the "Trento north" exit of the A22 motorway, take the state road towards Val di Non and Val di Sole. Arriving at the height of Dermulo, keep right to take the provincial road towards Passo Mendola and Bolzano. Shortly after, you will notice on the right the junction to go up to the village of Coredo.Parking
Parking near Tavon and Coredo ponds. Paid only from July 1 to September 15.
Parking in the village square is free and unlimited in time
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Author’s map recommendations
Equipment
Simple sneakers are sufficientDerived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
