Malga Tassullo - Costanzi Bivouac - Prà Castron Pass
Mountain tour • Val di Non
Malga Tassullo - Costanzi Bivouac - Prà Castron Pass
The route largely develops along the beautiful valley that runs from Malga Tassullo and ends against the northern slopes of Sasso Rosso. The passage on the southern side of Sasso Rosso in the final part is very characteristic and can be easily bypassed using trails 365, 329, and 336.
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Malga Tassullo - Costanzi Bivouac - Prà Castron Pass
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Malga Tassullo - Costanzi Hut - Prà Castron PassPhoto: VisitTrentino, APT Val di Non
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
1) Prepare your itinerary
2) Choose a route suitable for your fitness level
3) Select appropriate equipment and gear
4) Check the snow and weather bulletins
5) Starting alone is riskier
6) Leave information about your itinerary and the approximate return time
7) Do not hesitate to rely on a professional
8) Pay attention to the signs and signals along the route
9) Do not hesitate to turn back
10) In case of accident, raise the alarm by calling the emergency number 112
As you can imagine, the accessibility of routes in a mountain environment is closely linked to current conditions and depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before departing, check the condition of the path by contacting the refuge managers on your route, alpine guides, visitor centers of natural parks, and tourist offices.
Roadbook
From the parking lot, continue on the left road, which climbs steeply until reaching Malga Tassullo (2090m). Shortly after the malga, continue straight passing below the Forcola Pass (2104m). The trail to follow is 336.
The path, staying on the right side of the valley, passes at the base of Cima Pallon and allows you to reach the Nana Pass.
Soon after the pass, it climbs again along the eastern slopes of Cima Cresta and reaches the ridge that separates Pian della Nana from Val Meledrio.
Continue straight, ignoring the junction for Cima Nana, and once past the eastern side of the latter, leave trail 336 to climb to the right (signposted) up to the Selletta de la Nana clearly visible between Cima Nana and Sasso Rosso.
Cross the saddle and descend on the opposite side to the bivouac, losing about 200m of elevation.
Once at the Costanzi bivouac, keep left and follow trail 329 which climbs to the junction of Vento valley and continues uphill to Prà Castron Pass. This uphill section has gentle slopes and is less demanding than the stretch between Costanzi bivouac and Selletta de la Nana.
Once at Prà Castron Pass, turn left and, on a contour path, reach with a short ascent the saddle between Sasso Rosso and the long ridge ending with Cima Uomo.
Again, cross the ridge to the north side and follow the contour path to reconnect with the trail traveled on the way up and abandoned to reach Selletta de la Nana.
Once back at the junction at the base of the saddle, return to the starting point by retracing the outbound route.
Directions
Reach Cles in the Val di Non and cross the town center. Follow the signs to the Bersaglio restaurant. Once you reach the restaurant, continue uphill on the long road leading to the Peller refuge. Park in the parking lot near Lake Durigal at an altitude of 1906m.Coordinates
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
