周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The Seceda summit is probably the most crowded mountain in the Dolomites these days... You should arrive before 8 a.m., because the first cable car takes you up at 8:00 or 8:30 a.m. Before that, you'll have peace and quiet, but afterward, it gets very busy and crowded. Those arriving on foot are best advised to take the ascent from Selva or the Cristauta parking lot... Once you get to the top, most people aren't interested in the Seceda itself. Because everything revolves around the view from the Seceda to the Odle Group... Although the panoramic view from the Seceda summit itself is certainly not to be sniffed at: you get a fantastic panoramic view. As of September 2025, there's a turnstile at one of the entrances to the Seceda with a €5 entrance fee, but you can avoid this!

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The mountain's name is derived from the Latin word siccus (dry). It refers to the arid and dry pastureland below the summit.

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The Seceda is the ideal place to take impressive pictures of the famous Geisler peaks.

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Wonderful climb, one of the 4 passes of the Sellaronda. Beautiful

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https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passo_Gardena

Framed by wild and evocative alpine landscapes, the Gardena Pass ("Grödner Joch" in German) represents one of the Dolomite passes frequented by man since prehistoric times.

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Also known as the "Amphitheater of the Dolomites", at around 2,100 meters above sea level, the stunning Pralongià plateau offers a 360 degree panoramic view of Piz Boe, Civetta and the Marmolada to name a few. In spring, the flowering meadows make this extraordinary natural context even more majestic.

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The Seceda is a ski area for everyone who likes something a little more comfortable. Beautiful, wide piste, not too difficult and many rustic huts invite you to a relaxing day of skiing.

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