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Hermagor-Pressegger See

Lake Pramollo – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Hermagor

Hermagor-Pressegger See

Lake Pramollo – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Hermagor

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Lake Pramollo – Nassfeld Memorial Chapel loop from Hermagor

02:45

48.0km

1,060m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 22, 2026

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14.8 km

Bodensee on Nassfeldstraße

Highlight • Lake

A beautiful lake halfway to the Nassfeld Pass

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19.5 km

Madritschenbahn

Highlight • Rest Area

Here at 1521 meters, right by the hotels, is the valley station of the Madritschenbahn. 6-seater chairlift with hood.

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20.3 km

Once, until the end of the First World War, Naßfeld was a “wet field” now it is: Pramollo. In both languages the toponym refers to the existence of a peat bog (wetland) on which the lake we see today was built. A small stretch of water, at 1500 m above sea level, surrounded by pastures, woods, daring peaks and the 110 km of slopes that have made Passo Pramollo / Naßfeld one of the most famous ski resorts in Europe. The lake, located in the immediate vicinity of the border with Austria, is only 13 km from the center of Pontebba,

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20.8 km

Nassfeld Memorial Chapel

Highlight • Religious Site

Originally a simple wooden church dating from 1915, standing exactly on the Adriatic/Black Sea watershed, the present Nassfeld Chapel was built in 1916 by the Salzburg Volunteer Riflemen under General von Krasel.

The border between Austria and Italy – according to the Treaty of St. Germain – would have run directly through the chapel. Italy would have had to bear half of the maintenance costs. Since Italy believed it had enough churches to maintain anyway, the Nassfeld Chapel was awarded entirely to Austria.

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21.1 km

Ascent from Tröpolach to Nassfeld Pass

Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass

A well-maintained road, good asphalt, and a pleasant incline. At the top, you know where all the drivers were headed: Nassfeld is completely built up with hotels, cable cars, and various attractions.
When you cross the border into Italy at the top of the pass, you're suddenly surrounded by peace: pure nature, a lake, and a restaurant.

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