Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path

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Logo Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path
Tour data
149.8km
263 - 1,582m
Distance
4,833hm
4,748hm
Ascent
50:00h
 
Duration
Brief description

Val di Non as seen through the eyes of a pilgrim of time ago.

Difficulty
difficult
Rating
Technique
Fitness
Landscape
Experience
Starting point

Sanzeno, Basilica dei Santi Martiri Anauniensi

Route
Basilica dei Santi Martiri dell'Anaunia
0.0 km
Chiesa di Sant'Alessandro
0.1 km
Osteria Casa de Gentili
0.3 km
Sanzeno
0.3 km
Salter
4.8 km
San Bartolomeo
7.6 km
Romeno
8.9 km
Sarnonico
12.2 km
Fondo
14.8 km
Cascata Lago Smeraldo
15.5 km
Tret
20.3 km
Aurora
20.5 km
Cascata di Tret
21.1 km
Köfele
22.0 km
St. Felix
22.3 km
St. Felix
22.5 km
Gaudlkapelle
23.1 km
Neuhaus
23.1 km
Christl
23.2 km
Gori
23.2 km
Untere
23.8 km
Gasthof zur Sonne
25.5 km
Gasthof zum Hirschen - Albergo al Cervo
25.6 km
Unsere Liebe Frau im Walde
25.7 km
Rosswiese
25.8 km
Obere
26.1 km
Buschenschank Weiss'n Sepp
26.2 km
Urban
27.2 km
Croce del Barba (1,405 m)
29.3 km
Eggern
33.9 km
Stern - Stella
34.8 km
Laurein
34.8 km
Chiesa di Sant'Udalrico
42.2 km
Corte Inferiore
42.3 km
Mione
42.9 km
Placeri
43.7 km
Marcena
44.3 km
Preghena (807 m)
50.3 km
Baselga
53.5 km
Basilica Santuario di Santa Maria dell'Assunta
53.5 km
Fontana Nuova
54.7 km
Bresimo
54.8 km
Bevia
55.0 km
San Bernardo
55.1 km
Fontana
55.3 km
Bagni
55.9 km
Cis
60.8 km
Viar
61.2 km
Bordiana
63.1 km
Chiesa di San Giacomo Maggiore
64.8 km
San Giacomo
65.0 km
Agritur Solasna
65.1 km
Samoclevo
68.1 km
Chiesa di San Vigilio
68.1 km
Chiesa di San Nicolò
69.4 km
Terzolas
69.4 km
Chiesa di San Bartolomeo
70.8 km
Cappella della Beata Vergine Maria
71.1 km
Caldes
71.1 km
Caldes
71.3 km
Le Contre
71.7 km
Cavizzana
74.4 km
Bar Pizzeria Cucina San Francesco
74.5 km
Chiesa di San Martino
74.6 km
S. Antonio
81.7 km
Pra Vagliana
83.2 km
Plan dele Cionare
85.7 km
Vergondola
85.8 km
Caltron
86.5 km
Dres
87.3 km
Cles
88.3 km
Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
88.4 km
Pez
88.5 km
Chiesa di San Vigilio
88.6 km
Maiano
89.1 km
chiesa dei Santi Pietro e Paolo
89.1 km
Rallo
91.5 km
Chiesa di Sant'Antonio
91.8 km
Chiesa dell'Immacolata e di San Zenone
92.6 km
Sanzenone
92.7 km
Pavillo
92.8 km
Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
93.4 km
Tassullo
93.5 km
Chiesa di San Vigilio
93.7 km
Campo
94.1 km
Chiesa di Santa Lucia
94.1 km
Nanno
96.3 km
Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano
97.4 km
Pavillo
98.8 km
Antica Chiesa di San Paolo
99.0 km
Nuova Chiesa di San Paolo
99.1 km
Cros dela Monciona
99.4 km
Tuenno
100.7 km
Chiesa di Santa Emerenziana
102.8 km
La Val
105.3 km
Terres
107.3 km
Flavon
110.4 km
Centrale
110.4 km
Castel Corona
112.7 km
Cunevo
112.7 km
Termon
115.3 km
Vaneze
115.9 km
Lover
120.1 km
Segonzone
120.8 km
Chiesetta dei Santi Filippo e Giacomo
121.0 km
Cressino
124.2 km
Castelletto
125.5 km
Trattoria al Lago
125.5 km
Masi di Vigo
127.2 km
Chiesa dei Santi Fabiano e Sebastiano
127.3 km
Ciasal
127.9 km
Comino
129.7 km
Bastianelli
129.8 km
Baschieri
130.2 km
Val
130.9 km
Vila
131.0 km
Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
131.0 km
Vigo di Ton
131.1 km
Dòs
131.3 km
chiesa di San Martino
132.5 km
Nosino
132.7 km
Toss
133.9 km
Dardine
135.7 km
Mollaro
137.2 km
Tuennetto
137.9 km
Chiesa di Sant'Eusebio
139.4 km
Torra
139.5 km
Chiesa della Natività di Maria
140.1 km
Segno
140.1 km
chiesa della Madonna Addolorata
145.7 km
Coredo
146.0 km
Chiesa di Santa Croce
146.1 km
Cappella di San Giorgio
149.7 km


Best season
Jan
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Description

The "Jacopean Path of Anaunia", coming from an idea of Paolo Menapace and developed by the Anaune Association of Friends of the Way of St. James, offers the opportunity to learn about the great heritage of a valley rich in history and traditions, roads and paths travelled by traders, armies and pilgrims to reach the rich markets or the borders of the empire. Also used by pilgrims to reach sacred places and ask for grace and pardon.

The "Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path" connects the different places to pass through in a backpacking itinerary, following the steps of pilgrims of time ago. The route, which ideally starts and ends in the village of Sanzeno, the religious capital of the valley, is split in in stages for a total length of about 170 km over eight days.

Being aware of the quantity of evidence of devotion to S. Giacomo Maggiore in Val di Non, it was decided to revive the ancient tradition of pilgrimage in a series of stages that run along the valley's roads in the footsteps of ancient walkers.

Directions

The route, to be made on foot as it was used in the Middle Ages, has as its starting point the basilica of the Holy Anaunian Martyrs in Sanzeno, and as a goal the sanctuary of a hermit of the Thousand, St. Romedio, who had gone to Rome to pray on the tombs of the Princes of the Apostles and then settled in the rugged valley that bears his name.The "Jacopean Path of Anaunia" touches important points of the ancient routes: S. Maria di Senale (Unsere Liebe Frau in Walde) in the mixed language area of the Val di Non, the territory of Rumo and Bresimo, with a magnificent series of medieval churches, the lower Val di Sole with the village of S. Giacomo; the chief town of Anaunia, Cles, with Caltron and Dres; Tassullo, Nanno Tuenno, Terres, Flavon, Cunevo, Lover with places of worship and hermitage dedicated to saints much revered in the Middle Ages (S. Vigilio, S. Biagio, S. Emerenziana, S. Giorgio, S. Giovanni Battista, S. Lorenzo, S. Maurizio, S. Giacomo), and finally the left Noce, the stream that crosses the valley, with Ton, Dardine and its church dedicated to S. Marcello, Torra, Segno (home of the great missionary of Mexico Eusebio Francesco Chini), Taio, Coredo and at the end of the path S. Romedio.There are seven stages, a total of 160 km, sometimes demanding, but certainly attractive, always rich in landscapes and encounters with cultures of yesteryear, as well as charged with exquisite sacredness. A network of proposals for overnight accommodation completes the "path": everything is marked - as the well known “camino frances in Spain - by yellow shells and signs indicating the right direction. Farmhouses, hotels, small restaurants are along the route and make the effort of our modern day pilgrims less tiring. The important is that the itinerary is completed on foot, in memory of the ancient devotees of St. James the Apostle.

 

The Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path, one of the most interesting spiritual paths in Italy, is proposed in two versions: the short one, 3 stages, of about 60 km and the complete one, 7 stages, of about 160 km. The itinerary is designed for a continuous progression in sequence, sleeping in the places at the end of the stage but can also be divided into parts depending on your time available and end aim. Anyone who does not choose progression but merely completes individual stages or parts of stages must plan their return to the place of departure by public or private transport.Through the culture of walking you rediscover the soul of a territory. The Jacopeo d'Anaunia Path, designed using country roads immersed in forests and apple orchards, but also roads that penetrate the rural villages of the area, allows the walker a direct and original contact with the inhabitants of the valley and their traditions: you can observe men in their daily lives, their homes, meeting places both civil and religious and you can stop to talk. The Jacopeo Way of Anaunia is generally suitable for everyone. There are no dangerous stretches, but a little physical training is required for medium-long stretches and due care and attention is required when the route intersects or overlaps short stretches of road.

Highest point
1,582 m
Endpoint

Sanzeno, Santuario di San Romedio

Height profile
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Equipment

Anyone who sets out and wants to get to their destination without problems must wear a good pair of comfortable shoes, preferably with a sculpted sole (like Vibram) and ankle protection (like hiking pedules), but in which the foot is firmly fixed to prevent the formation of blisters or, worse still, risk a sprain. It is also good to have a stick (or better still, telescopic sticks) to help you along the way, especially in some more challenging passages.

 

 

Safety instructions

As in other walks of this type, trekking shoes and clothing suitable for the season are recommended, as well as taking enough food to match the length of walk you intend to do. The route is entirely marked out with simple signage showing the stylized shell and the yellow arrow typical of the path of Santiago.

Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.

Tips

Those who want to walk the Jacopeo d'Ananunia Path are given the opportunity to receive the pilgrim's credential.The Credential is a travel document that always accompanies the pilgrim, certifies his identity, his condition and his intentions. It serves to distinguish a true pilgrim from any other traveller.

The Anaune Friends of the Pilgrim's Path to Santiago (AACS) Association has prepared a version of it, ensuring responsible and correct use of it, trying to maintain the sense and spirit of the Jacopean Pilgrim's Path to Anaunia.To request the Credential write to the APT Val di Non: info@visitvaldinon.it, it will be sent free of charge to your home.

Additional information

Directions

From the A22 Brenner motorway, take the Trento North exit and continue in the direction of Val di Non on the SS43. In Dermulo follow the fork on the right towards Mendola Pass until you reach Sanzeno after a few kilometres.

Public transportation

From Trento, take the local train to Dermulo. Here there is a connection number 630 bus.

>> Local train timetable

>> Timetable line 630

Parking

Free parking at the Santi Martiri Basilica in Sanzeno.


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