The Lasa Sloped Railway
Natural monument,
Via Venosta 65,
39023
Laas / Lasa
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The Lasa Sloped Railway
Even today, the custom-manufactured railway built for the special environment of the Stelvio National Park transports the heavy marble blocks over four sections almost automatically down into the valley.
The marble-transporting train has been operated in the same original state since 1930 and carries the marble from the marble quarry (2,200 m above sea level) to the valley. With the Lasa sloped railway, it is possible to transport a 40-ton load at a speed of 1m/sec in 16 minutes in to the valley. To date, this type of transport is the most environmentally-friendly method of transportation of marble thusfar. During the marble hikes, interested guests can also visit the unique inclined railway.
Approach
From Reschen or Merano to Laas.
Parking
The car can be parked at the train station parking place.
Public transportation
By the Venosta train to Laas.
For more information on the timetables, see www.sii.bz.it
The marble-transporting train has been operated in the same original state since 1930 and carries the marble from the marble quarry (2,200 m above sea level) to the valley. With the Lasa sloped railway, it is possible to transport a 40-ton load at a speed of 1m/sec in 16 minutes in to the valley. To date, this type of transport is the most environmentally-friendly method of transportation of marble thusfar. During the marble hikes, interested guests can also visit the unique inclined railway.
Approach
From Reschen or Merano to Laas.
Parking
The car can be parked at the train station parking place.
Public transportation
By the Venosta train to Laas.
For more information on the timetables, see www.sii.bz.it
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