Passo Rolle
Passo Rolle
4.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Monday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
About
The Rolle Pass (Italian: Passo Rolle) (1989 m) is a high mountain pass in Trentino in Italy. It connects the Fiemme and Primiero valleys, and the communities of Predazzo, San Martino di Castrozza and Fiera di Primiero. The pass road was built between 1863 and 1874, when the area still belonged to Austria. The pass lies within the Parco Naturale Paneveggio - Pale di San Martino.
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Zizza55
Gibraltar239 contributions
Aug 2024 • Friends
A beautiful place. We parked at Passo Rolle (with great difficulty, it took us about 1 hour to find parking and we arrived around 11:30) and we took a pa walk to the Segantini refuge. A spectacular panorama, where the Pale di San Martino meet meadows and paths. Absolutely to do if you are in the area.
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Written August 26, 2024
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Gianpranzo
173 contributions
Aug 2024 • Family
Easily accessible by car and then venture into endless walks to beautiful landscapes. The scenery that opens from the Segantini refuge onwards is fantastic.
Don't be fooled by the shuttle bus to get on. The forest road is comfortable but long and uphill. But the paths are easy and much shorter. Walks and save
Don't be fooled by the shuttle bus to get on. The forest road is comfortable but long and uphill. But the paths are easy and much shorter. Walks and save
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Written August 14, 2024
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Christine
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Dec 2023 • Friends
Even during these cold periods, there were many hikers that parked their cars and walked. We found that the lack of washrooms and water fountains were not ideal for hikers.
Written December 22, 2023
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Basilio_10
Birmingham, UK289 contributions
Jun 2019 • Friends
We loved the amazing views up here and despite unknowingly choosing the same day as the Giro d'Italia and therefore taking 3+ hours from Vicenza rather than just over 2, we thought it was well worth it! Just would like to go back again have have a little longer so we could do some hiking. Anyway, a lovely little village with breathtaking / awesome views. It also has a little cafe and a couple of gift shops.
We then dropped down to Malga Rolle where we sat to eat our picnic lunch amongst the crocuses, with the mountains ahead of us!!
We then dropped down to Malga Rolle where we sat to eat our picnic lunch amongst the crocuses, with the mountains ahead of us!!
Written June 15, 2019
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MaritaHoldaway
Seattle, WA138 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
My first day in the dolomiti and we went to Passo Rolle as you can ride gondolas and chairlifts to the top. Breathtaking views and an amazing history about the brave Italians who fought in WWI to keep this area Italian!
Written September 3, 2016
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AndyBaguley
30 contributions
Apr 2013 • Family
Small family friendly ski resort ideal for beginners and intermediates. Hotel Venezia high recommneded
Written April 8, 2013
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Diana C
Silver Creek, NY225 contributions
Apr 2019 • Family
Really a breathtaking vista. Still snow covered the mountains are splendid and a sight to see. The roads were fully plowed and access was easy. Definitely a must see.
Written May 12, 2019
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Lyndall L
Miami, Florida60 contributions
Sept 2018
We were on a whirlwind tour of the Dolomites and drove through Passo Rolle to get to the gorgeous town of San Martino de Castrozza. It was a beautiful drive with hairpin turns and stunning views. There are guardrails along the steep drop-off parts, so the drive wasn't scary. Except, the roads were overrun by motorcyclists, usually in packs. They drove too fast and were always eager to pass us, sometimes around blind corners.
Written April 12, 2019
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Mirja P
Helsinki, Finland66 contributions
Feb 2018
Passo Rolle is easy to reach from Veneto flat land, by bicycle 🚲 or by car 🚗. It is a gate to the Dolomites. Nature, not too crowded. Bella vista. Have a break in Simon’s Stube!
Written March 5, 2018
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Petah Tiqwa, Israel62 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
On our way from Venice to the Dolomites we passed through this very impressive mountain pass. intact it was our first pass and first Dolomites to see.
this wild mountain pass was our gate to the rest of the Dolomites.
strongly recommend to whom who want to pass through nature and live the experience.
this wild mountain pass was our gate to the rest of the Dolomites.
strongly recommend to whom who want to pass through nature and live the experience.
Written September 13, 2017
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da Baita Segantini x andare al Cristo pensante con una bimba di 5 anni, quanto ci vuole? è fattibile?
grazie
Written August 11, 2017
Salve.dalla baita credo che sia più di qualche ora non so dirle di preciso, io ho fatto dal passo Rolle al Cristo e la strada diciamo è in salita sui sassi,fattibile per bimbi se ha voglia di camminare ma attenzione ad alcuni punti si è alti ...e serve protezione specialmente all' arrivo del Cristo si scivola, ma ne vale la pena.
Written August 19, 2017
Buona sera. Per chi ha un figlio in sedia a rotelle, consigliereste di raggiungere i il
Cristo Pensante. Grazie anticipatamente per la risposta
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Written July 13, 2017
Chiedo scusa per il ritardo nella risposta; purtroppo l'ascesa al Cristo pensante non è possibile in questo caso.
Written December 3, 2017
Per la passeggiata con i bambini da passo rolle, da dove si parte? È fattibile?
Written January 27, 2017
Buonasera
da passo Rolle si può salire verso il cristo pensante, gita bellissima, vista mozzafiato, sentiero semplice, ma lungo. I nostri 3 figli di 3 7 e 11 anni sono allenati (ovviamente la piccola in spalle) ma a fare l'anello completo ci abbiamo impiegato circa 6 ore, pausa pranzo e pause intermedie comprese.
dall'altro lato si può salire verso il monte castellazzo e scendere al rifugio Colbricon. salire al CAstellazzo è più impegnativo e anche un po' più esposto in alcuni tratti del sentiero.
si può anche andare direttamente al Colbricon con la via diretta partendo 1 km a valle dal colle....passeggiata nel bosco di 40' priva di insidie.
Written February 2, 2017
Chi mi sa dire se in queGc'è neve? Ci sono sentieri da praticare con le Ciaspole? Grazie a chi mi risponde!
Written January 19, 2017
Dal passo potresti salire alla Baita Segantini (chiusa nel periodo invernale) oppure ai laghi di Colbricon tramite un comodo sentiero in mezzo al bosco.
Ciao e buona escursione!
Written January 20, 2017
Ciao, il sentiero che dalla Malga Ces porta ai laghetti di Colbricon è impegnativo?Ci sono difficoltà particolari?
Written August 14, 2015
Io l'ho trovato tranquillo, sono circa 400 m di dislivello
Written August 24, 2015
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