Trekking con gli alpaca e visita alla fattoria

Set within the terraced vineyards of Valle di Cembra lies Allevamento Silpaca, a unique farming venture in Cembra Lisignago, Autonomous Province of Trento, Italy, offering a rare connection to nature and agriculture. This experience invites visitors to take a self-guided tour of a working farm armed with the "Mappa del Maso," unveiling the lives of alpacas, Nasonero del Vallese sheep, giant Flemish rabbits, guardian dogs, and even bees amid orchards and vineyards. The farm itself is a living classroom, highlighting the region’s agricultural heritage and biodiversity.

The flagship activity is a two-hour, 3.5-kilometer alpaca trek where participants each lead an alpaca by halter through gently sloping terrain featuring UNESCO-protected dry stone walls and meticulously maintained terraced vineyards. This slow-paced walk, accompanied by an Environmental Hiking Guide (AIGAE), encourages a mindful appreciation of the landscape’s intricate geometry and seasonal rhythms. The trek’s modest 265-meter elevation gain makes it accessible for beginners and families aged eight and older, making it a rare outdoor adventure where the focus is on connection and calm rather than sheer exertion.

A visit here doubles as cultural immersion, as the Valle di Cembra is renowned for its wine production and historic landscape engineering. The farm’s sustainable ethos, including careful maintenance of traditional dry stone walls and habitat protection for species such as the rare green toad, bolsters the region’s environmental stewardship. Completing the journey, guests toast with fresh local apple juice, an authentic taste of the valley’s agricultural bounty.

Allevamento Silpaca stands out as a hands-on, multi-generational experience blending slow adventure, environmental education, and rural tradition in one captivating package—perfect for travelers seeking a meaningful encounter with northern Italy’s natural and cultural landscape.