From the Rolle Pass to Baita Segantini, snowshoes too
The classic snowshoe outing in the Pale di San Martino: from the pass you climb gently on the snow-covered road to the hut, facing the Cimon della Pala.
- Difficulty
- T Tourist
- Length
- 4 km
- Elevation gain
- +200 m / −200 m
- Time
- 1.5–2 hours round trip
- Route
- Out and back
- Altitude
- 1975–2182 m
- Season
- Summer Autumn Winter
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Why go
Because with little effort it gives you the same view as the Val Venegia even in midwinter, when the valley is buried in snow.
Practical information
- Start
- Rolle Pass
- Finish
- Baita Segantini; return the same way
- Best time
- December–March on snowshoes; June–October on foot
- Parking
- At the Rolle Pass.
- By public transport
- Bus from San Martino di Castrozza to the Rolle Pass; in winter also paid shuttles to the hut.
- Water
- Cafés at the pass and at the hut (check opening).
- Shade
- None.
- Huts and refreshments
- Baita Segantini.
- With children
- Yes: about 200 metres of climbing on a wide road.
Weather at the start
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What to see on the route and nearby
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