Passo Sella

The Passo Sella is one of the four passes on the Sellaronda and, at 2,244 meters, the highest in the Dolomites. You have two options - depending on how round you drive the round: The southern ramp is 11.5 kilometers and about 750 meters altitude difference, the more relaxed option. Coming from the west, 1,721 vertical meters spread over 36.5 kilometers are much more demanding. Do you turn the tables around, expect the appropriate downhill fun;)

First pass on the Sella Ronda, if you drive from Selva counterclockwise.

Once a year, there is also the Sellarondabikeday. Since you can "enjoy" the whole thing sometimes without car traffic. That's why the more you ride the bike.

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Nice climb, great descent

Especially the climb from Canazei requires a lot of fitness. In addition, the busy traffic calls out the nerves. If that does not scare you, you'll enjoy the Sellajoch.

Long ascent of Selva with magnificent views of Sassolungo, Sella and rose garden

A must for every passport junkie

It's an amazing climb, long but super easy going. You can ride as fast as your legs allow and still be able to pedal when you get tired. I'm looking forward to going back again.

Difficult but beautiful pass with great views

Really awesome to ride in that area! Iconic climbs with ridable gradients!

Passo Sella. What else do you need to know?

Dream tour, highlight in South Tyrol

a must in South Tyrol

Very impressive rock body to cycle around. Doable steady very nice climbs! Great surprising views around every corner!

Beautiful step! It is worth conquering it just for the view it offers once you get to the top.

Beautiful step! It is worth conquering it just for the view it offers once you reach the top

Better fewer cars in autumn

Fantastic views of the Langkofel