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Loop from Canazei

2 days · 6 stops · 75 km · ≈ 1h51 driving

The route — Canazei · loop

Day 1 Canazei → Corvara in Badia - Corvara 4 stops · 43 km · ≈ 1h08

Sella Pass
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Sella Pass

Passo Sella

Canazei  · 13 km · 19 min

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Between the Sassolungo to the west and the Sella massif to the east, the pass carries the road completed in 1872 between Val Gardena and Val di Fassa. Near the pass, walk alongside the Città dei Sassi, a stony maze dotted with trees and much loved by climbers. On 14 July 1946, more than 3,000 Ladins gathered here.

Sëlva
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Sëlva

Selva di Val Gardena

Sëlva - Wolkenstein - Selva di Val Gardena  · 10 km · 16 min

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Selva, at 1,563 metres, is ringed by four Dolomite giants: the Stevia, the Cir, the Sella and the Sassolungo. At the entrance to the Vallunga, the ruins of the Wolkenstein castle still cling to the cliff whose falling blocks ruined it around 1525. Ladin remains the everyday language here.

Gardena Pass
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Gardena Pass

Passo Gardena

Corvara in Badia - Corvara  · 11 km · 19 min

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At 2,121 metres, cross this pass linking Selva and Corvara, between the walls of the Sella and the Puez group. Neolithic tools were found here, and from 1027 to 1803 it served as the boundary between the prince-bishops of Trento and Bressanone. The first road fit for vehicles was not built until 1915, for the troops.

Corvara, South Tyrol
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Corvara, South Tyrol

Corvara in Badia

Corvara in Badia - Corvara  · 9 km · 14 min

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Beneath the 2,665-metre peak of the Sassongher, Corvara is the largest and highest village in the Val Badia. Look for the church of Santa Caterina, built in 1498 in late Gothic style, and its bell tower with an octagonal drum. It was here that Italy's first chairlift, climbing to Col Alto, was completed in 1947.

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Day 2 Livinallongo del Col di Lana → Canazei 2 stops · 32 km · ≈ 43 min

Campolongo Pass
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Campolongo Pass

Passo di Campolongo

Livinallongo del Col di Lana (32022)  · 5 km · 7 min

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At 1875 metres, between the Sella and Fanes, this is the lowest of the four passes ringing the Sella. Drive up from Corvara or Arabba, on a road built between 1898 and 1901 across almost bare slopes. Fausto Coppi crossed it first as early as 1949, and the Giro has included it on its route nineteen times.

Pordoi Pass
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Pordoi Pass

Passo Pordoi

Livinallongo del Col di Lana (32022)  · 14 km · 16 min

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At 2,239 metres, the Passo Pordoi opens between the walls of the Sella group and the icy bulk of the Marmolada. At the pass stands a monument to Fausto Coppi, a salute to the Giro riders who have climbed it since 1940. A cable car speeds in a single leap to the Sass Pordoi, at 2,950 metres, where the view takes in the Dolomites.

Back to Canazei · 13 km · 20 min

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