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The western pass that you overcome on the standard rune around the Three Peaks - a little less steep than in the east (although both are actually quite harmless).

The forcella Col di Mezzo is a mountain pass located at 2315 meters above sea level, at the foot of the Three Peaks of Lavaredo. It is located right at the intersection where you can head towards the Auronzo refuge, towards the Langalm refuge or towards the valley, towards Lake Antorno.

Shortly before the yoke you can see the imposing walls of the Three Peaks again.

Here is the Kreuzberg pass at 1636m, which also forms the border between South Tyrol and Veneto. The Alpine Pass connects the Sextental with the Cadore and is also a natural watershed.

Here is the Kreuzberg pass at 1636m, which also forms the border between South Tyrol and Veneto. The Alpine Pass connects the Sextental with the Cadore and is also a natural watershed.

An old military road leads from the Silvesteralm via the Marchhütte up to the Marchkinkele. With an average gradient of 11%, it goes up the almost 5 km long serpentine route. On the way to the summit, you pass the Strickberg Stoneman stamping point, where you have a wonderful panoramic view of the Sexten Dolomites, grandiose and a reward for the torment.

Starting the hike towards the west has the advantage for photographers that you have the sun behind you in the afternoon and can take better photos of most of the mountains.

At this point on the cycle path to Cortina it is worth stopping to admire the view of the 3 Peaks.