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Route 864 - Malga dal Sas

Sover, Valfloriana

Category

Difficulty

Intermediate

Duration

3:45

in hours

Distance

23.6

in km

Suggested period

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Description Details Turn-by-turn directions How to get there Equipment

Medium difficulty route, unforgettable for the splendid natural scenery of the western Lagorai mountain range and a charming passage at the summit of Pradi de la Fior.

The varied and demanding route runs partly on paved roads and, higher up, through forest roads, single tracks, and fun sections on wooden boardwalks. It allows immersion in the enchanted mountain landscape of the Lagorai range made of lush forests, pastures, and mountain huts.
Near Pradi de la Fior, the route passes by the monument to the fallen of the Great War, which recalls the strategic importance the mountains held during the great conflict.

Pradi de la Fior Monument, photo M. Giovannini

Malga dal Sass pastures, ph M. Giovannini

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Further information and useful links

Trento Tourist Office - Tel. +39 0461 216000 -

info@visittrento.it - www.visittrento.it

Tags

Scenic
Fauna
Summit route
Round trip
Refreshment stops available
Flora

Route data

Intermediate

Distance

23,6 km

Duration

3 h 45 min

Ascent

1.142 m

Decent

1.143 m

Physical condition

Scenary

Highest point

2.010 m

Lowest point

1.131 m

Suggestions

On the route there are seasonal refreshment points: Malga Sass and Baita Pat (check if they are already open)

The climb to Malga Sass is demanding and requires a good level of fitness for those undertaking the route with a muscle-powered MTB.

The trail to Pradi de la Fior is faint in the initial section; stay on the left side of the meadow to find the trail.

This route has intersections with routes no. 866 - Malga Vernera and 868 – Cuore Lagorai.
The route must be followed in the indicated direction.

Also suitable for E-MTB

Safety guidelines

WARNING: follow the GPX track and the indications present on this page

The roads, paths, and trails indicated are often traveled in both directions, so always be careful of pedestrians, bikes, and cars approaching
On paths and narrow points always be attentive to hikers, use common sense, slow down and stop if necessary
Always wear a helmet and do not underestimate the difficulty level of the route
Take away any waste
Respect speed limits and ride so that you always have control of the bicycle

As you can imagine, the passability of routes in a mountain environment is closely linked to current conditions and therefore depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before setting off, check the status of the path by contacting the refuge managers on your route, mountain guides, visitor centers of natural parks, and tourist offices.

Starting point

Montesover

Directions

The ascent of this route mostly takes place on paved road from Montesover. The slopes remain significant to reach the altitude of 1950 m at Malga Sass, passing first through Baita Monte Pat. Crossing the typical wooden fence that borders the pastures around the malga, follow the forest road up to the enchanting Pradi de la Fior, where there is a monument to the fallen. Continuing on the left side of the meadow below, there are passages on wooden boardwalks and then on a forest road among the characteristic mountain huts. To complete the loop, at a four-way junction, turn left and reach the starting path completed to get to Malga Sass.

public transportation

Montesover is reachable by public extra-urban transport lines B 403 and B 404.

How to get there

Coming from the A22 Brennero motorway (from the south exit Trento sud – from the north exit Trento nord) and from State Road 12 of Brennero, continue on S.S. 47 of Valsugana to Pergine Valsugana – Padova until the Mochena junction for Altopiano di Piné, then proceed on S.P. 83 di Piné until Montesover.

Where to park

Parking at the Alpine square in the town of Montesover.

What to bring with you during a bike excursion?

adequate water supply based on your needs (consider temperature, availability of refills, duration of the route)
snacks (for example, dried fruit or energy bars)
windproof and rain jacket
spare jersey and socks
sunscreen
sunglasses
bike gloves
map or GPS device
first aid kit
bike repair kit to fix mechanical issues

Always let someone know where you are headed and how long you expect to be on your excursion.

The emergency phone number is 112

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