Panchià

Dominated by the massif of the Cornon and from Monte Agnello, Panchià (Pancià in trentino dialect) is a typical alpine village not far from the ski centers for alpine skiing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing, besides the innumerable possibilities for hiking during the summer.

Cross the village the Avisio stream and the Rio Bianco. It is very characteristic the "Ponte Vecchio" on the Avisio (1903), with a wooden roof with two slopes. Also worth a visit is the parish church of S. Valentino (1190). Along the promenade that leads to Val Cavelonte you can admire a magnificent monumental shaft, the "Pecio of Cuco".

BY CAR

• From the A22 highway, take the Egna / Ora exit and follow the Statale delle Dolomiti (S.S. 48) for Cavalese and then towards Tesero and Panchià. Or exit at Trento Nord, join the S.S. 12 and at Lavis follow for Valle di Cembra SS 612 and continue towards Cavalese and then towards Tesero and Panchià.
• From the A27 highway, take the Belluno exit and follow the directions for Agordo (S.S. 203). Then follow for Falcade and cross the S.Pellegrino Pass (S.S.346), up to Moena from where you can take the S.S.48 which connects the valley towards Predazzo and then Ziano di Fiemme and Panchià.
• From Strada Statale 47 heading north, shortly after Cismon del Grappa, merge onto S.S.50. Follow the signs for S.Martino di Castrozza, cross the Passo Rolle, and continue until you reach Predazzo and the S.S. 48 of the Dolomites in the direction of Ziano di Fiemme and then Panchià.

ON THE TRAIN

• Ora station

BY PLANE

• Bolzano airport