The ride is designed for a controlled descent, meaning riders do not need to manually brake to maintain a safe speed.
The structure is constructed primarily from stainless steel to withstand harsh alpine weather conditions throughout the year.
The entire track length is approximately 1.1 kilometers, descending through a varying woodland terrain.
The attraction is part of a larger network of summer activities managed by the Catinaccio Dolomites ski area infrastructure.
The Fly-Line Catinaccio Rosengarten is a gravity-driven forest coaster located in the Dolomites that allows riders to descend through a series of curves and twists suspended from a stainless steel pipe. The system utilizes a trolley system that maintains a controlled speed, functioning as a hybrid between a zipline and a roller coaster. The course spans approximately 1,100 meters, winding through the alpine forests near the Ciampedie plateau. It operates in the summer season, providing views of the Catinaccio massif and the surrounding peaks of the Val di Fassa. The attraction is accessed via the Catinaccio cable car originating from Vigo di Fassa.
At the start gate where the track emerges from the forest with the Catinaccio peaks in the background.
Wear wind-resistant clothing as temperatures can drop quickly at the higher altitude of the Ciampedie plateau.
Check the cable car lift status before heading up, as operations may be suspended during high-wind conditions.
Combine the ride with a hike to the nearby Gardeccia valley to make a full day of the visit.
Do not attempt to ride if you have a fear of heights or spinal conditions, as the course involves significant hanging movement.
Open only during the summer season; closed during the autumn, winter, and spring seasons when the area serves as a ski resort.
Closed-toe shoes are required for safety; participants must adhere to the ride operator's seating and harness instructions.
