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The pass is beautifully nestled between the rolling meadows of Lüsen to the north and the Pütia meadows with the steep walls of the eponymous mountain (Sas de Pütia / Peitlerkofel) to the south. From here, you have access to one of South Tyrol's most precious natural landscapes:

Impassable. But great for hiking.

The roads to the Passo delle Erbe are a joy to ride from both Villnöß and Lüsen. They are generally quiet (especially from Lüsen) and generally have a good surface for a fast descent. From the Passo delle Erbe, you have beautiful views of the Peiterkofel and the Italian Dolomites. There are also plenty of opportunities to refill your water bottles and provisions up here. If you're planning a loop, I recommend not choosing the descent via Lüsen, as the asphalt is poorer there and, even in dry weather, is often wet with small streams. The route also often crosses wooden bridges, which overall diminishes the enjoyment of a fast road bike descent. However, this isn't a problem on the ascent.

At 2069 metres above sea level, after the rather strenuous climb from the Capanna Alpina car park, a great view of the Sella massif opens up to us.

From the Capanna Alpina car park, you can reach the Col de Locia in about an hour's hike. The climb is quite strenuous. Once you reach the Col de Locia, you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Sella massif.

Great service, fair price for a mountain hut, great location, ascent not via the zig-zag route from the Gampen Alm, but a little further to the left ... then the scenery is more beautiful

Panoramic point reachable in about 1 hour from Capanna Alpina (San Cassiano). There are 2 benches and ample space for a break.

When the weather is good you have a wonderful view of the Sella group, the smallest mountain range in the Dolomites. The Piz Boe forms the highest point of the plateau-shaped mountain range.