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Drena Castle dominates the middle Sarca Valley from above, perched on a rocky spur that offers a wide view of vineyards, olive groves and the Marocche. Reaching it by bike is short but intense: whether you go up from Dro or Braila, the slopes are felt, especially in the last few meters. The castle is a perfect stop for a panoramic break: you can enter and climb the tower to admire the valley from above or simply rest in the shade of its walls.

A 25-meter-high quadrangular keep of medieval origin, in the province of Trento, Drena Castle can be visited during FAI days and hosts events, art exhibitions, weddings and concerts. The city walls are currently being restored.

easy ride within everyone's reach with splendid views ..

Great views and interesting single trek!

The excellent path is very steep and paved with pebbles, it is better to take a detour via the tar road! The ruins on the rock are definitely worth a visit!

Castel Drena is a hilltop castle ruin in Drena in Trentino, Italy. The castle was owned by the Arco family almost continuously since the 12th century and fell into disrepair after being burned down by Vendôme's troops in the War of the Spanish Succession in 1703. The restored complex has been open to visitors since the 1990s. Source: Wikipedia

Beautiful view of the mountains and the country around the Sarca

Example of the splendid views that open up from the cycle path along the Sarca, this opening between the branches of the trees allows you to admire the castle of Arco and its peculiar position on a spur of rock. It seems that the fortification has existed since the 12th century.