Saalerwirt In San lorenzo di sebato

27/08/2025: A rare funicular railway that's like new and takes you up to Resciesa very quickly. The wait is short, even though the rides aren't as continuous as with the cable cars.

21/08/2025: The hardest part of planning a trip to the Dolomites was figuring out which cable car to take and what kind of views to expect. This cable car offers the following views. (The route from Passo di Brogles to Rifugio Malga Brogles is incredibly beautiful on Google Maps. Download Maps.me for guidance rather than Google Maps. Google Maps' accuracy is poor in the mountains.) Originally, I planned to follow this route to Santa Magdalena, but it took a long detour, so I couldn't make it. Nevertheless, it was a very enjoyable trek. Personally, I was much more satisfied than Seceda, and since it's off-the-beaten-path (for the average short-term tourist), I didn't see a single Asian, let alone Korean, the entire trek. I think I trekked for about three hours without overdoing it. I highly recommend it! Here's the route I took, based on the Google Map name: 1) Funicular Resciesa - Ortisei 2) Rifugio Resciesa 3) Cristo alla Rasciesa 4) Brogles 5) Rifugio Malga Brogles 6) Costamula Restaurant 7) Return to Ortisei by bus (see Google Map times) 5) -> 6) were just ways to descend. If you've bought a pass, you probably don't need to do this. I really want to enjoy the route from 4) to 5)! For reference, instead of taking the cable car round-trip, I bought a one-way ticket, walked down, and took the bus back.