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Extensive panoramic view of the Dolomites passes: A road winds through green slopes and majestic peaks, slightly cloudy sky

Passes of the Dolomites:
marvelling at the setting of the Dolomites

Alta Badia can be reached via some of the most beautiful and scenic Dolomites passes. You touch the Dolomites with your finger, surrounded by the rocks that accompany you on your way.

The Gardena Pass, the Sella Pass, the Pordoi Pass and the Campolongo Pass all belong to the Sella Group. These passes connect the valleys of the Dolomites and are a much sought-after and appreciated destination for two-wheel enthusiasts.

The Maratona dles Dolomites takes place in this suggestive location, surrounded by unspoilt nature.

Alta Badia:
passes of the Dolomites

Aerial view of the Sella Pass with a winding road, cars, green trees, blue sky with clouds, and the majestic peak Sella Joch, Dolomites UNESCO: three majestic peaks, green forests, and winding roads under a blue sky

Sella-Pass

The Sella Pass is an Alpine pass that marks the border between Val di Fassa and Val Gardena. The Sella Pass is a popular tourist destination in both summer and winter and the ideal place to practise various sports: ski mountaineering, trekking, cycling and much more.

Altitude difference: 2213m

Lenght: 17km

Panoramic view of passo Gardena: imposing rocks, green forests, and cloudy sky Breathtaking overview of Passo Gardena in summer

Gardena Pass

The Gardena Pass is an Alpine pass that marks the border between Val Gardena and Val Badia. It connects the municipality of Selva di Val Gardena and the hamlet of Colfosco in Alta Badia. A favourite destination for many sports enthusiasts at any time of year.

Altitude difference: 550m

Lenght: 19km

Panoramic road with switchbacks at Pordoi Pass in the Dolomites amidst alpine meadows and imposing rock faces The Passo Pordoi winds through green pastures and snow-capped Dolomite peaks, offering breathtaking panoramas

Pordoi Pass

The Pordoi Pass is an Alpine pass that connects Arabba with Canazei. It is located on the border between Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige, situated between the Sella Group to the north and the Marmolada Group to the south.

Altitude difference: 770m

Lenght: 30km

Mountain landscape of Passo Campolongo in the Dolomites: imposing peak between clouds, green slopes, and purple and yellow flowers Majestic landscape of Passo Campolongo in the Dolomites, with green hills, mountains, and cloudy sky

Campolongo Pass

The Campolongo Pass connects Arabba with Val Badia. The Campolongo Pass together with the Pordoi Pass, the Sella Pass and the Gardena Pass form the ski and road route around the Sella Group, the Sellaronda.

Altitude difference: 300m

Lenght: 11km

Passo Valparola, Dolomiti UNESCO: Wide alpine landscape with rocky peaks, green meadows, blue sky, and warm light Passo Valparola at sunset

Valparola Pass

The Valparola Pass is an Alpine pass linking the village of San Cassiano with Cortina d'Ampezzo, in the Veneto region of Italy. A popular destination for millions of tourists every year for the spectacular scenery of the Dolomites.

Altitude difference: 759m

Lenght: 14km

Aerial view of Falzarego Pass in autumn Aerial view of Falzarego Pass in autumn

Falzarego Pass

The Falzarego Pass is an Alpine gateway connecting Val Badia and Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Veneto region.

Altitude difference: 770m

Lenght: 25km

Alpine landscape of Passo delle Erbe with warm evening light Overview of Passo delle Erbe

Passo delle Erbe

The Passo delle Erbe is an alpine pass connecting the village of San Martino in Badia with the Isarco Valley.

Altitude difference: 1450m

Lenght: 45km

Tranquil alpine forest of Passo Furcia with imposing trees and light filtering through the canopies Dirt path in a dense forest of Furcia Pass, with tall trees, filtering sunlight, and long shadows

Furcia Pass

The Furcia Pass is an alpine pass that joins the Val Badia and the Val Pusteria.

Altitude difference: 744m

Lenght: 19km

 
 

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