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3B Passo Rolle-Baita Segantini ITINERARY 3B ROLLE PASS - BAITA SEGANTINI imagea.org © description UNESCO Dolomites system Pale di San Martino, San Lucano, Dolomiti Bellunesi, Vette Feltrine mountain group(s) Pale di San Martino UNESCO values Landscape: the landscape of the Rolle Pass is marked by the stark contrast between the western section, where the Lagorai porphyritic mountain chain with its powerful volcanic rocks ends, and the eastern side, home to the peaks of the Pale di San Martino with their clear sedimentary covering of dolomite rock. Here there are traces of the geological and geodynamic process which created the Pale di San Martino group. Baita Segantini stands on a large, undulating plain which gives a superb view of the most famous peaks in this enormous group: Cimon della Pala, Cima di Vezzana and Sass Maor. Geology: on the north-western slopes, just beyond the Pale di San Martino (Veneggia, Valles Pass, Rolle Pass) there are outcrops of rock that tell of the arrival of the first Dolomite sea, starting from the Athesian volcanic events and the gradual erosion of the ancient Hercynian mountains. This imposing system that includes the Pale di San Martino, together with some parts of the Coldai, Pelsa, Agner and Pale di San Lucano peaks, contains traces of a large Ladinian island whose original geometries are still intact (island-deep sea; island-volcanic material). The major deposits of volcanic origin are mainly concentrated in the western areas, while to the east rocks have been found that bear witness to the emergence of the Ladinian island, its surfaces marked by erosion and paleokarst formations. This irregular surface formed the bedrock for the subsequent coral islands of the Carnian period. [source: https://www.dolomitiunesco.info/?lang=en] description of the route This splendid itinerary through the meadows at the foot of the Pale di San Martino is about 3 km long and runs along a forest road which connects the Rolle Pass (1959 m) with Baita Segantini (2179 m). From the car park at the Rolle ski tows (accessed from the Grappa and Rolle Pass main road SS50), follow the easy, flat forest road which winds its way through gentle rolling pastures. After about one and a half kilometres, you will come across the Capanna Cervino hut, the halfway point of the excursion, where you can stop, have a rest and get refreshments. Continue back along the forest road, whose conditions are always gentle and flat. After another kilometre and a half, you will get to Baita Segantini, at the foot of the majestic Cimon della Pala. If you continue for another 100 metres, you will get to a viewpoint offering a truly spectacular view over the rocky faces of the Pale di San Martino. advice recommended period Mid-June to end of September, when the baita is open. Info: https://www.baitasegantini.it/. recommended gear Wear comfortable clothes in layers. It is important to have sunscreen with you at all times, a change of clothes should it rain and a small first aid kit. recommended equipment The even, compact terrain and the gentle slopes make this route suitable for hiking pushchairs and push and electric wheelchairs, although we do recommend equipment with tyres with deep treads that can cope with the dirt track. When on your own, it is advisable to have means which are more practical on uneven terrain (electric wheelchair with a front wheel or off-road all-wheel drive). recommendations Always travel with others, so they can help you deal with any difficulties you may encounter. When following the itinerary in a wheelchair, on a mountain bike or with a pushchair, fit tyres with deep treads and always carry a complete tyre repair kit with a pump and spare inner tube. N.B. When using an electric wheelchair, it is a good idea to take some spare batteries. info altitude 2000 – 2500 m a.s.l. starting point car park at Rolle Pass - 38054 Siror, TN Altitude: 1959 m a.s.l. GPS coordinates: 46.297922, 11.789242 arrival point Baita Segantini mountain hut in Passo Rolle - 38054 Tonadico (TN) Altitude: 2179 m a.s.l. GPS coordinates: 46.298497, 11.804431 distance 2180 m overall difference in height 222 m incline Average of 7 %; max 10 % in some stretches minimum width Forest road (approx. 2.5 m) terrain Untarmacked but relatively even and compact obstacles Narrow channels in wood cross the path exposed stretches None facilities access The starting point can be reached using both public and private transport. Public transport: bus no. 122, bus stop in car park. In the summer there is a shuttle bus service from the Rolle Pass to Baita Segantini Private transport: Rolle Pass main road S.S. 50 restrictions Forest road closed to traffic car park Free untarmacked car park (starting point of route); no reserved spaces accessible toilets At Capanna Cervino: there is a small step but a ramp is supplied by the management refreshments Capanna Cervino (at 2080 m): there is a fine gravel ramp and a small step down to enter the hut but a ramp is supplied by the management Baita Segantini (at 2180 m): there is a short ramp and then 4 small steps up to the bar; more steps up to the restaurant recharging stations for electric None bikes network coverage Coverage provided by main mobile phone operators GPS mapping 3B_track.gpx street view Whole route mapped with street view (winter view): https://www.google.it/maps/@46.2988285,11.8044764,2a,90y,119.12h,90.38t /data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sEQUSOJcAOGYA3y60WTzSIA!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 signs along the route Signs and educational boards of the Paneveggio Natural Park at rest areas UNESCO info points None guides Local guides available who have attended the special training course run by the UNESCO Dolomites Foundation-Accademia della Montagna del Trentino [info: https: // www.sportabili.org/it] rental services There are shops renting e-bikes in Predazzo and Castelir Bellamonte. They can also be rented at the Visitor Centre of the Paneveggio park (no booking necessary). As regards electric wheelchairs for the disabled, contact the SportABILI onlus association in Predazzo emergency numbers 112 European emergency telephone number contacts contact for info SportABILI Onlus, via Lagorai, 113 - 38030 Predazzo (TN) email: [email protected] / tel. +39 0462 501999 Paneveggio Natural Park - Pale di San Martino; Paneveggio Visitor Centre email: [email protected] / tel. +39 0462 576283 information provided by and itinerary checked by https://www.sportabili.org/it route mapped on 12/10/2018 revised June 2019 responsibility The contents of this information sheet do not exempt hikers from responsible behaviour. The weather in the mountains can change very quickly and the degree of difficulty of the itineraries depends on a number of factors which often cannot be foreseen, including the conditions of the route, how fit you are and your equipment. Before starting out, always check the weather forecast and contact the local tourist board for an update on the conditions of the route. Weather: https://www.meteotrentino.it/#!/content?menuItemDesktop=56 Local tourist board: https://www.visitfiemme.it/en/ .
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