# Senderismo: Rifugio Garda a Garda Stube via Tunnel Corno della Marogna Embark on an invigorating hiking adventure from **Rifugio Garda** in Tremalzo to **Garda Stube** in Riva del Garda, traversing the notable **Tunnel Corno della Marogna**. This route offers a substantial challenge, with an approximate ascent of over 1600 meters and a distance of around 30 kilometers, making it a full-day expedition for seasoned hikers. Your journey begins at **Rifugio Garda**, nestled in the scenic Trentino – Alto Adige/Südtirol region. From here, the path leads you through varied terrain, including rocky trails and some steeper ascents as you approach the **Tunnel Corno della Marogna**. This section demands good physical condition and proper hiking technique, so maintain a steady pace and utilize your trekking poles for stability. The views along the way, with glimpses of natural reserves like **Rete di riserve Alpi Ledrensi**, are a constant reward. The highlight of the ascent is reaching the **Tunnel Corno della Marogna**, a unique point that marks a significant elevation gain. Be prepared for the *demanding climbs* and *technical descents* that characterize much of this route. The terrain can be rugged, so sturdy hiking boots are essential. As you gain altitude, the panoramic vistas of the **Lago di Garda** and surrounding mountains become increasingly breathtaking. The descent towards Riva del Garda, where **Garda Stube** awaits, offers a different perspective. You'll pass through areas that hint at historical significance, such as the **Insediamento dell'età del Ferro e necropoli romana**. While the descent can be steep, the smooth paths in some sections allow for a more relaxed pace. Enjoy the feeling of accomplishment as you approach the charming town of Riva del Garda, a gateway to the Lombardy region. For those seeking further exploration, the nearby **Punta Larici** in Limone sul Garda offers spectacular viewpoints and is a worthy addition for any nature enthusiast. **Practical Tips:** * **Gear Up:** Essential gear includes sturdy hiking boots, layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, plenty of water, and snacks. * **Navigation:** Carry a map and compass or a reliable GPS device, as trails can be challenging to follow. * **Safety First:** Inform someone of your route and expected return time. Be aware of changing weather conditions. * **Respect Nature:** Stay on marked trails, pack out all trash, and leave no trace. This hike is an unforgettable experience, blending physical exertion with the immense beauty of the Trentino and Lombardy landscapes.