Experience the mountains with the Pulsé cable car
The Pulsé cable car offers unique views and easy access to the mountains.
Where does the Pulsé cable car lead?
The arrival point is at an altitude of 2,081 meters, from where a spectacular view opens up over the Cogne Valley and the peaks of the Gran Paradiso National Park. The cable car is highly appreciated by both tourists and families, as it allows easy access to high-altitude panoramas.
What views can be admired from Montseuc?
From Montseuc, one can enjoy a unique view: The Cogne Valley, green and wide in summer. The surrounding mountains, which include important peaks of the Gran Paradiso massif. Alpine landscapes that change color depending on the seasons, from summer's blooming meadows to the first autumn snows.
Besides the view, what can visitors do once they arrive by cable car?
In addition to enjoying the panorama, visitors can walk the Nature Trail, a circular route designed to better understand the alpine environment. It is an educational path that illustrates the flora, fauna, and natural characteristics of the area.
What is the Nature Trail of Montseuc?
The Nature Trail is a circular route that starts from the cable car's arrival point. It was designed to combine hiking with an educational aspect: along the route, there are explanatory panels that tell curiosities about the plants, animals, and geology of the mountain. It is suitable for families, school groups, and anyone wanting to discover the small natural wonders without facing a challenging trek.
How difficult is the Nature Trail?
The Nature Trail is considered easy and accessible: It is a circular route, so you return to the starting point. The average duration varies between 1 and 2 hours, depending on the pace. It is suitable for children, families, and people not used to walking in the mountains.
What hours does the Pulsé cable car follow in summer?
The hours are the same throughout the week: Monday – Sunday: from 9:20 AM to 5:20 PM. This allows for planning the ascent in the morning, enjoying the day at altitude, and returning in the afternoon.
Are there periods of closure for the Pulsé cable car?
Yes, the cable car will be closed from July 8, 2025, to July 12, 2025, for maintenance. It is important to always check the opening and closing dates before planning a visit.
Who is the ascent with the Pulsé cable car recommended for?
The ascent is suitable for: Families with children, who want to reach the mountain without effort. Relaxed hikers, who prefer easy and scenic routes. Photographers and nature lovers, who wish to take unique pictures from above.
What advantages does the cable car offer compared to walking?
Speed: in a few minutes, you reach over 2,000 meters. Accessibility: it also allows those who are not trained to enjoy the view. Comfort: it avoids the challenging elevation gain starting from the valley floor.
What activities can be done once at altitude?
Walks on the Nature Trail. Scenic picnics in green areas. Observation of alpine flora in summer. Photography of landscapes and peaks.
Is the Pulsé cable car also useful for sports enthusiasts?
Yes, because the arrival at altitude can be the starting point for longer and more challenging hikes. From Montseuc, it is possible to continue towards more difficult hiking routes that connect with trails of the Gran Paradiso National Park.
How much time is needed to visit Montseuc with the cable car?
Ascent by cable car: a few minutes. Nature Trail route: 1 to 2 hours. Recommended total time: half a day, considering also photo breaks and moments of relaxation.
What is the best time to ride the Pulsé cable car?
The summer period, from June to September, is the most suitable. During these months, the meadows are green and blooming, the weather is mild, and the Nature Trail is easily passable.
Why choose the Pulsé cable car during a vacation in Cogne?
It allows you to experience the mountains effortlessly. It offers an experience suitable for all ages. It combines breathtaking views with an educational and relaxing path. It makes the vacation in Cogne complete, uniting cultural and natural activities.
