The Spiritual Path takes its name from St. Vigilius, Bishop and Patron of Trento who, according to legend, walked along it during his evangelization work in the fourth century AD. The Path, which goes from Madonna di Campiglio to Trento passing through Caderzone, skirts the breathtaking spectacle of the Brenta Dolomites, encounters beautiful natural landscapes and crosses fascinating villages with ancient traditions and tasty local products. Our hotel has an agreement with the walkers of San Vili..

From the center of Caderzone Terme, continuing towards north along the provincial road, before crossing the bridge over the Sarca river, a road that branches off to the left leads to the large agricultural area called “piana di Caderzone” or “piana di Curio” which takes its name from the ancient farm. The route starts from the granite fountain near the Hotel Rio, taking the road on the right you enter into the large Plain still used for grazing and free-range farming: its origin is to be attributed to the alluvial filling of an ancient lake that occupied most of the upper valley. Theagricultural economy of Caderzone Terme is concentrated in the plain: we can admire old farmhouses characterized by massive walls and wooden superstructures to store hay such as Maso Curioevidence of Rendena's agricultural architecture dating back to the fourteenth century.. Continuing between rustic houses and farmhouses (where you will see on the left the "forgotten lazaretto"), near the wooden footbridge you will take the bike path to Pinzolo. Passing by the Sarca river along the cycle path you come back to Caderzone Terme.  

Continuing along the bicycle path, near the Casa di Riposo Collini, turn left on the bridge and continue in the direction of the soccer field of Carisolo. After the soccer field you arrive at the Small Sanctuary of the Madonna del Potere, built between 1804 and 1825, which originally was a small “church station” dating back to the 16th century.

From the parking lot of the Church of the “Madonna del Potere”, take the path on the right where the “Via Crucis” begins, leading to the beautiful “Church of S. Stefano”The path continues until it crosses the cobbled road that leads to the church perched on a granite cliff, which dominates the opening of the Val di Genova. On the way up, one can admire the park with its hundred years old chestnut trees, and also the fascinating stations of the via crucis. The external facade is entirely frescoed with splendid paintings by Simone Baschenis with his Danza Macabra, immortalized Death admonishing those who are still alive and the seven deadly sins. Inside Baschenis realized in 1534 the great fresco of Carlo Magnowhich gives great artistic value to the church. Legend has it that before arriving in Pinzolo, Carlo Magno saw a small isolated church on top of the rocks, he went there and left a document with the story of his adventures. Not to be missed is the Church of S.Vigilio in Pinzolo with its Danza Macabra on the outside wall, and also the Church dedicated to S. Antonio Abate in the village of Pelugo , also frescoes by Baschenis.

From the Church of S. Stefano on the right, just in front of the fountain, take the small steep road on the right hand side, and you will find a sign “Eremo di S. Martino”. Then follow the steep trail which leads to the “Eremo di S. Martino” (1226 mt). The legend says that the hermit lived on bread that a tame bear brought him and his death was miraculously announced by the avornielli (laburnum flowers) that bloomed in January. This is a fascinating route, especially in spring and autumn when the woods are abundant with intense and lively colours. The path is panoramic and could be difficult for the less experienced walker, there are a couple of sections that are a bit exposed, but well protected by ropes.