Road open to vehicular traffic upon payment of a daily ticket of € 5.00 purchasable online or at the automatic kiosks along the access roads. The kiosks accept coins, banknotes, and credit cards, but do not give change.
If the Stelvio is the King, Cancano is surely the Princess. The road was part of the Imperial Road of Alemagna traversed in the Middle Ages by caravans carrying wine to Central Europe in exchange for salt. It was then adapted for the construction of the Cancano dams.
It is a climb completely exposed to the sun, surrounded by larch trees whose scent is a panacea for forgetting the fatigue.
Once you reach the Fraele Towers, the view of the hairpin bends is truly stunning.
In 2020 it was a stage finish of the Giro d'Italia. From the area of the Cancano Lakes, numerous trekking paths also start.
FAQ
When does the road to the Cancano Lakes open?
The opening of the road to the Cancano Lakes typically occurs in spring, as soon as weather and safety conditions permit.
When does the road to the Cancano Lakes close?
The closure typically occurs around mid-November, depending on weather conditions and the potential presence of snow.
Is there a fee for the road?
Yes, during the opening period there is a daily ticket of € 5.00 for cars, purchasable at the kiosks of Plazurban Pedenosso and in the Sasso Prada area or online at valdidentroturismo.it.
Are there restrictions for certain categories of vehicles?
Yes. Access is prohibited to campers and caravans, and there are restrictions for vehicles taller than 3.30 m.
Buses wishing to reach the Cancano Lakes must contact the Valdidentro Tourist Office to obtain a specific authorization.
Should I mount winter tires or have snow chains on board?
In spring and autumn, it is always advisable to have winter tires or snow chains on board, as it is a mountain road.
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