The municipality of Terlago is the first one encountered on the way from Trento to the Valle dei Laghi. The name of the valley is not accidental. Curious glacial and postglacial geological phenomena have caused the formation, along this valley, of numerous medium and low altitude lakes, characterised,…

A left-hand tributary of the Adige, the Fersina has its source at Lake Erdemolo on the western edge of the Lagorai chain, flows through the Valle dei Mocheni, laps the Valsugana and, after a deep and spectacular gorge, crosses the city of Trento and flows into the Adige.…

A large left-hand tributary of the Adige, the Avisio originates from the Marmolada glacier, flows through the Fassa, Fiemme and Cembra valleys and flows into the Adige downstream of the town of Lavis, with its large dejection cone. The section under concession to the APDT goes from the…

The Noce, the largest right-hand tributary of the Adige, rises in the glaciers of the Ortles-Cevedale group, and after passing through the Val di Sole and Val di Non, it crosses the Piana Rotaliana and flows into the Adige near the village of Zambana. This last section, between…