SuperPark – Starlit Cinema and Author-Led Hikes in Stenico
Author-led hikes and zero-impact cinema in the heart of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park
About SuperPark Stenico
SuperPark in Stenico
SuperPark is the summer initiative by the Adamello Brenta Nature Park Authority, created in collaboration with Superflùo, bringing author-led hikes and outdoor cinema to the forests, castles, and valleys of western Trentino. The municipality of Stenico, in the Giudicarie Esteriori, is one of the festival's iconic locations: it is the starting point for the first guided hike and hosts one of the "zero-impact" cinema evenings at the Teatro Selva in BoscoArteStenico.
Author-Led Hikes
The author-led hikes are guided walks led by park rangers in the company of special guests—photographers, directors, screenwriters, journalists, artists, and researchers—who accompany participants to discover lesser-known corners of the protected area. These outings, typically held on Sundays, require appropriate mountain gear (hiking boots, waterproof jacket, backpack with a water bottle) and have a modest cost, with free admission for children and ParcoKey holders.
"Zero-Impact" Cinema
The most distinctive feature of SuperPark is the zero-impact cinema curated by the Cinèma du desert association: a van equipped with solar panels travels to various locations within the Park, transforming meadows, clearings, castles, and forest theaters into open-air cinemas. Screenings, powered by solar energy, are enjoyed while sitting on the grass; in case of bad weather, they are moved indoors to adjacent spaces. In Stenico, the screening takes place at the Teatro Selva, nestled within the contemporary art trail of BoscoArteStenico.
A Festival Spread Across the Adamello Brenta Park
SuperPark is not limited to Stenico: throughout the summer, it offers eleven starlit films and seven author-led hikes in as many locations across the Park, from the Giudicarie to the Val di Non and Val Rendena. The goal is to combine culture, slow tourism, and environmental protection, bringing the public closer to the mountains through cinema and hiking, in the municipality of Stenico and the province of Trento, in Trentino-Alto Adige.
SuperPark Stenico — edition 2026
SuperPark 2026 in Stenico
The 2026 summer season of SuperPark, the Adamello Brenta Nature Park festival, started in Stenico. The first author-led hike, scheduled for Sunday, June 28, 2026, was guided by park rangers alongside screenwriter Adriano Candiago, co-author and co-screenwriter of "Le città di pianura", a film that triumphed at the 2026 David di Donatello awards. The original itinerary, from Stenico towards the Arca di Fraporte, was moved to Val Algone following reports of a mother bear with two cubs in the area, in accordance with the principle of coexistence.
The film "Super Nature" at Teatro Selva
Wednesday, July 1, 2026, the "zero-impact" cinema curated by Cinèma du desert arrived at the Teatro Selva in BoscoArteStenico with the screening of "Super Nature", a documentary from the United Kingdom (2026, 82 minutes) directed by Ed Sayers, in the original language with subtitles. The evening, with free admission, was part of the calendar of eleven screenings distributed between June 24 and July 6 throughout the Park.
The two Stenico stops were part of an overall festival of seven author-led hikes and eleven starlit films, with guests such as photographers Simone Cargnoni and Alessandro Cristofoletti, journalist Valeria Barbi, and researcher Giorgio Vacchiano.
Programme SuperPark Stenico 2026
Sunday, June 28, 2026 — Author-led hike from Stenico
- Guided hike by park rangers with screenwriter Adriano Candiago (co-author of "Le città di pianura")
- Planned route: Stenico–Arca di Fraporte, moved to Val Algone due to the presence of a mother bear with cubs
- Cost: 15 euros (free for ages 0-12 and ParcoKey QP holders)
Wednesday, July 1, 2026 — Cinema at Teatro Selva, BoscoArteStenico
- Approx. 9:15 PM — Zero-impact outdoor screening
- "Super Nature" — documentary, UK 2026, 82', directed by Ed Sayers (original language with subtitles)
- Solar-powered cinema by Cinèma du desert — free admission
Highlights SuperPark Stenico 2026
- Opening hike from Stenico with screenwriter Adriano Candiago
- Route diverted to Val Algone due to the presence of a mother bear with two cubs
- Free screening of the documentary "Super Nature" by Ed Sayers at Teatro Selva
- Zero-impact cinema powered by solar panels, in the BoscoArteStenico forest
Prices SuperPark Stenico 2026
Practical information — SuperPark Stenico
Location
Stenico (TN), Giudicarie Esteriori, Adamello Brenta Nature Park. Cinema screenings are held at the Teatro Selva in BoscoArteStenico; hikes depart from meeting points communicated at the time of booking.
How to reach us
By car: from the SS237 del Caffaro road, take the turn-off for Stenico in the Giudicarie Esteriori. By bus: Trentino Trasporti regional lines towards Giudicarie, stop at Stenico.
Times and Bookings
Cinema screenings generally begin at 9:15 PM and are free of charge. Author-led hikes require a fee and must be booked through local Tourist Boards (ApT) or via the book.pnab.it portal; they are free for children up to 12 years old and ParcoKey QP holders.
Tips
For the cinema, bring a blanket or mat and clothing suitable for mountain evenings. For the hikes, hiking boots, a waterproof jacket, and a water bottle are essential.
Contacts
Adamello Brenta Nature Park Authority — tel. +39 0465 806666, [email protected], www.pnab.it/superpark-visioni-dautore.
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Where does it take place — SuperPark Stenico
Teatro Selva – BoscoArteStenico
Teatro Selva, BoscoArteStenico, 38070 Stenico