Parking at San Martino di Castrozza: where to park to ski

OpenStreetMap lists 5 car parks within 1.5 km of a lift base at San Martino di Castrozza. The closest to the slopes is Car park by Prà Nasse, 90 m from the Prà Nasse lift. The largest with a recorded capacity is Car park by Cabinovia Colverde: 15 spaces.

Charges: 2 free, 1 paid and 2 with no data on the map.

Car parks at San Martino di Castrozza, closest to the lifts first

Car parkDistance to liftSpacesPriceType
Car park by Prà Nasse90 m (Prà Nasse)—freeopen-airDirections
Car park by Cabinovia Colverde100 m (Cabinovia Colverde)15freeopen-airDirections
Car park by Colbricon Express120 m (Colbricon Express)—no data—Directions
Car park by Tognola220 m (Tognola)—no data—Directions
Via Passo Rolle350 m (Prà Nasse)—paidopen-airDirections

Distances are in a straight line to the nearest lift base, not by road. Spaces, price and type are those recorded in OpenStreetMap; where there is no data, we say so.

Is there free parking at San Martino di Castrozza?

Yes: OpenStreetMap marks these as free: Car park by Prà Nasse, Car park by Cabinovia Colverde. Whether a car park is free can change from one season to the next; if there is a barrier or a pay machine, the sign wins.

How much does parking cost at San Martino di Castrozza?

We do not publish tariffs: no open source keeps them up to date, and a figure from memory is exactly the one that is wrong on the day you drive up. What we do know is which ones charge: 1 of the 5 car parks at San Martino di Castrozza are marked as paid. If they charge, the price is on the resort’s or the town’s website.

How many parking spaces are there at San Martino di Castrozza?

At least 15: that is the sum of the 1 car parks with a recorded capacity in OpenStreetMap. The other 4 have none, so the real total is higher.

Tips for parking at San Martino di Castrozza

What about going without a car?

If you would rather skip the parking, see how to reach San Martino di Castrozza by public transport or transfer, and where to stay at the foot of the slopes.

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