A classic route across the Brenta Group which winds through the Brenta, Massodi and Seghe valleys. This itinerary in the opposite direction is advisable if you wish to start high up from the Grostè Pass and go to the  Tuckett Refuge and then on to the Brentei Refuge. Up until the Croz Altissimo Refuge the itinerary is the same as the one described in the preceding section. 
From the Croz Altissimo Refuge it takes 30 minutes to get to the Selvata Refuge (1,630 metres). An alternative route to get from Molveno to this lovely refuge is to take path no. 322, or the Donini route which begins at the Bar Ciclamino in Pontesel, both of which go via the Malga Andalo Refuge (1,351 m.). From the Selvata Refuge you carry on along path no. 319 and after about 50 minutes, having passed two springs, you come to the former Baita Massodi alpine hut (1,985 m.).
Crossing fields amid rhododenron and the last mountain pines you come to the Laghet depression; from here the peaks are so lovely that the view over the Sfulmini, Campanil Basso and Brenta Alta Group is quite breath-taking. The silence is broken now and again by the whirring noise of the Pedrotti Refuge cable way which stands out against the rocks, now close, now far away. In about 4 – 4½ hours you come to the Pedrotti Refuge (2,491 m.). 
After the Bocca di Brenta pass, at 2,552 metres the highest point on the itinerary, you begin to go down towards the hanging glacier, with the start of the Via delle Bocchette way on your left. Continue along path no. 318 and in less than an hour you come to the Alberto and Maria Brentei Refuge (marvellous views over the Cima Tosa and Crozzon del Brenta peaks). 
From here carry on down the Brenta Valley, past the Bogani tunnel, to get to the Casinei Refuge (1,825 m., 1 hour 15 minutes). From here continue along path no. 317 to the Vallesinella Refuge (1,513 m., 50 minutes) and then take the road into Madonna di Campiglio (about 4 km).

Collegamenti autobus Trentino