Funivia Mezzocorona-Monte, Aerial tramway in Mezzocorona, Italy.
Funivia Mezzocorona-Monte is a cable car that carries passengers 620 meters upward while offering views across the Rotaliana Plain and Adige Valley. The system covers this elevation in just minutes, linking the base station to the mountaintop.
The cable car was built to replace the difficult hike up Monte di Mezzocorona. It made the mountain accessible in minutes rather than requiring hours of walking.
The base station sits among Teroldego vineyards that shape the visual character of the Rotaliana Plain. This placement connects the cable car directly to the region's wine-growing heritage.
The system runs from April through November with regular departures from the base station. Weather at higher elevations can change quickly, so dressing in layers is a good idea.
Live webcams at the station update every minute showing mountain conditions at the top. Visitors can check from below whether the ride is worth making before heading up.
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