
Giorgio Galeotti · CC BY-SA 4.0
Malga Fratte
A 1.482 metri in Val di Rabbi: malga con cucina e caseificio, oltre il ponte sospeso sul Ragaiolo.
Rabbi
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Val di Rabbi
The valleys
Una delle valli meno costruite del Trentino, di foreste, cascate e masi.
16 places listed, 16 of them with a written entry
Municipalities: Rabbi

From above
Val di Rabbi

Giorgio Galeotti · CC BY-SA 4.0
A 1.482 metri in Val di Rabbi: malga con cucina e caseificio, oltre il ponte sospeso sul Ragaiolo.
Rabbi
At 1,771 metres in the Val di Rabbi, below Monte Polinar, on SAT path 171.
Rabbi
At 1,539 metres at the mouth of the Val di Saént, at the head of the Val di Rabbi, on the road of the waterfalls.
Rabbi
At 2,436 metres in Val Saent, where the Val di Rabbi ends.
Rabbi
At 2,425 metres beside the Passo di Rabbi, the pass towards the Val d'Ultimo, a private refuge since 1952.
Rabbi
In the upper Val di Rabbi, at the foot of the Saènt waterfalls: the old Stelvio Park alpine hut dedicated to the marmot.
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At Rabbi Fonti, the visitor centre of the Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio for the Val di Rabbi.
Rabbi

Dominicus Johannes Bergsma · CC BY-SA 4.0
Vetta di circa 3.100 metri nell'Ortles-Cevedale, fra Cima Careser e il lago del Careser.
Rabbi
Primeval forests, waterfalls and a Marian sanctuary.

Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
The land was donated in 1802 by a priest from Terzolas.
Rabbi

Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
Its dedication changed after a fire and a rebuilding.
Rabbi

Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
The old church was demolished in 1958 to widen the square.
Rabbi

Syrio · CC BY-SA 4.0
In 1835 it was rebuilt on a larger scale because of the influx of tourists.
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The turnario dairy of Somrabbi, dating from 1858, now a museum of the milk production chain.
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A water mill in Pracorno that ground grain until the 1980s, and the miller's house around it.
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Two Venetian sawmills on the Rabbiés, still set in motion to show how timber was sawn.
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Val di Rabbi
18 recorded routes covering 105 kilometres, plus the provincial cycle route that crosses it.
See the routes in Val di Rabbi
Provincial register of trails. © SAT.
From the Province’s open data: 31 bodies of water with a name and altitude; the main watercourses: Torrente Rabbies; 6 protected areas, including a park.
The lakes of Val di RabbiProtected areas
Registers of the Autonomous Province of Trento: waters in the public domain, protected areas CC BY 4.0.
Every place has its own page, with its entry, the photo with its author and the verified facts. Places without an entry still have a position and sources: the story is written one at a time.