ディマロ・フォルガリダの峠・トップ14

Arriving at the Carlo Magno Pass, heading towards Madonna di Campiglio. A nice climb, albeit busy.

From the Grostè Pass, take path 390 which turns northwest and skirts the Pietra Grande massif, climbing steps and metal ropes. Near the Orti della Regina (1 hour 30 minutes from the Grostè Pass), path 390 joins path 336 (Costanzi), which you follow through the Upper Val Gelada to the Bocca dei Tre Sassi (2614 m), 1 hour 30 minutes; 3 hours from the Grostè Pass. Once you have left path 336, follow the sign 334 downhill through the Val delle Giare to the junction with path 306, Palete path (just under an hour's walk - 4 hours from the start). Continue uphill on the path to the Grostè Pass, 1 hour 20 minutes - 5 hours 20 minutes in total.

https://youtu.be/k0KOxT-ZYC0 Last proper pass before Garda

You reach the Grosté pass from which you can enjoy an unmissable panorama. Departure for many excursions.

Via the Campiglio state road 239 you go up to the Campo Carlo Magno Pass, an Alpine pass in Trentino that connects the Val di Sole with the Val Rendena, between the Brenta Dolomites and the Presanella Group. Legend (without great historical foundations) has it that the toponymy may derive from the passage of Charlemagne during his descent towards Rome in the year 800.

From the pass above the Rifugio Stoppani you have a wonderful view of the surrounding mountains

With this train you can shorten the ascent

Alpine pass crossed by a medieval road on a prehistoric route, which connects the Val di Sole with the Val Rendena, between the Brenta Dolomites and the Presanella Group. It is the watershed between the Sarca and Noce basins. The name derives from the undocumented legend that Charlemagne camped here in the year 800 during his descent towards Rome.