The Malcesine-Monte Baldo cable car takes you in about 20 minutes up to 1,760 metres at the Tratto Spino top station. The return trip costs €30 for adults, €28 online. The 2026 summer season runs from 4 April to 1 November.
Prices 2026 (summer)
| Ticket | Adults | Juniors | Online |
|---|---|---|---|
| Return | €30 | €18 | €2 cheaper |
| Single | €22 | €15 | €2 cheaper |
| Children under 1.20 m | free | – | – |
Source: official price list of Funivie del Baldo, summer 2026. Juniors are, per the operator, born in 2012 or later. Dogs and pushchairs cost extra, and bicycles are only taken uphill at certain times.
Timetable
- Season: 4 April to 1 November 2026, in winter for skiers.
- First ride up: 8:15 am, then at least every 30 minutes, more often when it is busy.
- Last ride up: 6:00 pm, last ride down 6:45 pm; earlier from 5 October (4:00 / 4:45 pm).
- Change: at the San Michele middle station; at the top the cabin turns through 360 degrees.
Queues: at weekends and at midday in peak season you often wait over an hour at the bottom station. Take the first ride or go in the late afternoon, and buy your ticket online.
At the top
From the top station, paths lead to views over the whole northern lake, and the mountain meadows bloom in early summer. Expect 10 to 15 degrees less than at the lake: pack a jacket, even in August.
Staying near the cable car
The bottom station is in Malcesine. If you stay there, you can walk to the cable car and be at the top ahead of the day visitors.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Monte Baldo cable car?
According to the summer 2026 price list, the return trip costs €30 for adults, €2 less online. A single ticket costs €22. Children under 1.20 m ride free.
How long is the ride up Monte Baldo?
About 20 minutes, with a change at the San Michele middle station. The second section uses a rotating cabin.
When is the cable car open?
In the summer season from 4 April to 1 November 2026, first ride up at 8:15 am, last at 6 pm. From October it closes earlier. March and November are usually maintenance periods.
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