Carisolo: WEBCAM
Few places in Trentino have a history as closely tied to the mountain economy of Val Rendena as Carisolo. The settlement stands at the junction of Val Rendena and Val Genova, beside the Sarca River and beneath wooded slopes between the Brenta Dolomites and the Adamello-Presanella Alps. Its position has long made it a starting point for travel into Val Genova, a side valley of forests, streams and access to Adamello Brenta Nature Park. In the old centre, the Church of Santo Stefano preserves a celebrated 1519 Dance of Death fresco by Simone Baschenis. Carisolo shares the broad valley floor with neighbouring Pinzolo, while homes, farm buildings and visitor facilities extend across the lower slopes.
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Carisolo has served as a settlement in Trentino’s Val Rendena since the Middle Ages. It stands where the Sarca di Genova and Sarca di Campiglio meet, between the Adamello and Brenta mountain groups and near the route into Val Genova. The village is linked to Adamello Brenta Nature Park, a protected area of glaciers, forests and high Alpine terrain. Above the centre, the Church of Santo Stefano preserves a 1519 Dance of Death fresco by Simone Baschenis, part of a distinctive local tradition of painted churches. Carisolo lies beside Pinzolo, the valley’s main resort town, while retaining a quieter residential character. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Val Rendena.
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