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· Val di Fassa
· 2,239 m
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It wasn’t all that long ago that people didn’t venture into the mountains for scientific expeditions, out of a spirit of adventure, or even just ...
Anyone wishing to hike the entire Bindelweg from the Pordoijoch to the monumental Porta Vescovo saddle must either return via the same route or be ...
Stunning panorama in the Sella areaChallenging ski freeride for experts
An excellent lookout tower, but unfortunately ...... crowded! Boè aspirants simply have to accept this condition. In fact, the mountain – at 3152 m ...
On the Sella massif in the DolomitesMagnificent gully in the area around Pardoijoch
Short version of the Dolomiti Trek King, sleeping in refuges and walking for 4 days on high altitude trails that enter the heart of the Dolomites.
Thanks to its easy accessibility and the straightforward trail up from Sas de Pordoi (the cable car’s upper station), you’ll search in vain for ...
TranSella which from "Sass Pordoi", passing through "Piz Boè" and "Bec De Roces", arrives at Passo Campolongo
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Today is all about relaxing and enjoying the magnificent view of the Marmolada. We’ll hike along the so-called Bindelweg, from the Pordoi Pass to ...
A Feast for SpectatorsThose who find the previously praised small Boè circuit too modest as a daily quota have the option to descend from Piz Boè ...
In the Face of the Queen High-altitude route with a view of the Marmolada, the "Queen of the Dolomites." The "Alta Via delle Dolomiti 2" leads to ...
Anyone wishing to hike the entire Bindelweg from the Pordoijoch to the monumental Porta Vescovo saddle must either return via the same route or be ...
The king of treks in Val di Fassa: six stages from Buffaure to Passo Costalunga, in the heart of mountains steeped in Ladin legends.
On the Sella massif in the DolomitesMagnificent gully in the area around Pardoijoch
It wasn’t all that long ago that people didn’t venture into the mountains for scientific expeditions, out of a spirit of adventure, or even just ...
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