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Italy
Veneto
Belluno
Livinallongo Del Col Di Lana

Pordoi Pass – View of Lago di Fedaia loop from Passo Fedaia

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Italy
Veneto
Belluno
Livinallongo Del Col Di Lana

Pordoi Pass – View of Lago di Fedaia loop from Passo Fedaia

Hard

64

runners

Pordoi Pass – View of Lago di Fedaia loop from Passo Fedaia

01:50

12.6km

480m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.

Last updated: April 24, 2026

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Alpine Hut

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19 m

Luigi Gorza Hut

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Beautiful recently renovated refuge, it enjoys an incomparable view of the Sella and the Dolomites in general.

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55 m

Arrival point of the Arabba - Porta Vescovo cable car with a view of the Sella Group and the Marmolada (opposite side)

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6.06 km

Pordoi Pass

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The Pordoi pass is one of the most famous climbs in all of Italy. Its pass is located at 2,239 meters above sea level, and is located between the mountain ranges of the Sella and the Marmolada. It unites Arabba, in the province of Belluno, with Canazei, a Trentino municipality.

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6.21 km

Chapel at Passo Pordoi

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Pretty little chapel at Passo Pordoi

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8.57 km

View of Lago di Fedaia

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Picturesque view of the reservoir 👍

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9.15 km

Viel Dal Pan Hut

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The Viel dal Pan refuge takes its name from the path that connects Passo Fedaia with Passo Pordoi. Once used by flour traders from the Belluno area, today the Viel dal Pan is known as one of the most panoramic and at the same time simple paths in the Dolomites. The refuge offers catering and overnight accommodation.

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11.9 km

The Marmolada (Italian Marmolada, Ladin Marmoleda, the name is said to derive from the similarity of the rock with marble) is the highest mountain in the Dolomites and part of the Marmolada group. The Marmolada is a westerly ridge extending from the Punta Penia (3343 m slm) over the Punta Rocca (3309 m slm) and the Punta Ombretta (3230 m slm) to Pizzo Serauta (3035 m slm) and the Punta Serauta (3069 m slm) leads. This ridge breaks to the south in a closed, two kilometers wide and up to 800 meters high steep wall in Ombrettatal from. On the north side to Passo Fedaia comparatively gently sloping flank carries the only larger glacier of the Dolomites (Ghiacciaio della Marmolada).
On the Marmolada also leads a cable car; renewed in the years 2004 and 2005, it leads to Punta Rocca (3,265 m) in three stages from Malga Ciapela (1467 m s.l.m.) via the Banc / Coston d'Antermoia (2,350 m) and Serauta (2,950 m) stations. The mountain war museum at 2950 m above sea level, which is integrated into the Serauta cable car station, is probably the highest museum in Europe. From the mountain station of Punta Rocca you can easily reach the small rock sanctuary of Madonna della Neve, which Pope John Paul II personally consecrated during a visit.


One of the longest ski runs in the Alps, the Bellunese, leads from Punta Rocca over the Passo Fedaia to Malga Ciapela at a height difference of almost 1,900 m and 12 km.

Until around 2000, summer skiing was also held on the Marmolada glacier with a few ski lifts; this offer was then less frequently and then completely removed in 2005 under pressure from environmental protection associations. In addition, until 2008 there was another lift chain from the pass of the Fedaiapasse to Punta Serauta, but then in 2008 the ski lift was shut down, and in 2012 the valley station of the chairlift on the pass was destroyed by fire and since then not rebuilt. The resulting greatly reduced capacity and the large rush lead to regular waiting time of one hour and more at the valley station of the now only cable car on the Marmolada in Malga Ciapela.

(c) Wikipedia 2018

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12.5 km

Panoramic View of the Marmolada

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Every curve opens up a new, beautiful vantage point

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12.6 km

End point

Alpine Hut

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7.81 km

4.58 km

195 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

7.41 km

2.71 km

1.34 km

930 m

220 m

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