Funivie del Baldo

Funivie del Baldo

The company running the cable car from Malcesine to Monte Baldo, with rotating cabins that climb from Lake Garda to 1,760 metres in about 20 minutes.

Funivie del Baldo runs the cable car that links Malcesine, on the east shore of Lake Garda, with Monte Baldo. The line has an intermediate station at San Michele and ends at Tratto Spino, at 1,760 metres. The cabins on the upper section rotate during the ascent, so all passengers see the lake and the mountain. At the top there is a bar, ridge trails, a paragliding take-off and mountain-bike descents.

How it works

The 2026 summer season ran from 4 April to 1 November. From 2 November to 25 December the cable car is closed for maintenance, and the winter season runs from 26 December 2026 to 21 February 2027. The company guarantees a departure at least every 30 minutes from 8:30, more often when it is busy. Bikes only go up on dedicated departures, first thing and in the afternoon.

Prices

The return from Malcesine to Monte Baldo costs €30 at the ticket office and €28 bought on the website; the one-way, €22 or €20. Those born in 2012 or later pay €18 (€16 online) return. Children under 1.20 m do not pay, but need their free ticket from the ticket office. A dog pays €10 (€8 online) and must be muzzled and on a lead; a baby buggy, the same.

How to book

In the online shop on their website, which is also cheaper, or at the Malcesine ticket office. Check the status of the service first: in strong wind or during maintenance closures it does not run.

What they run

The Geocalia activities run by Funivie del Baldo, with the prices and terms they publish.

Independent companies: you book with them, on their terms. Prices are as they publish them and may change.

Frequently asked questions

Do you need to book the Monte Baldo cable car?

It is not compulsory, but the online ticket costs €2 less and saves you the ticket-office queue in summer.

Can dogs go up?

Yes, muzzled and on a lead, paying their ticket. Dogs of different owners travel separately inside the cabin.

Can you walk down?

Yes, with a one-way ticket, but the drop to the lake is more than 1,500 metres: it is a long descent that is hard on the knees.

Independent company: you book with them, on their terms.

Opening hours and prices can change: check them before you go.

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