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Pordoijoch At the Pordoijoch, 2239 m, on the Great Dolomites Road between the Sella and Padon groups. © Zairon, CC BY-SA, Wikimedia Commons: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trentino_Pordoijoch_02.jpgPhoto: Zairon, Rother Bergverlag
Those looking for something special in announced perfect weather will find this hiking suggestion well advised. With the "Magic Carpet" of the Sass Pordoi cable car, you quickly reach the 3000-meter mark, so that one and a half hours of walking are enough to reach the highest Sella peak, the 3152-meter-high Piz Boè. Its extensive panorama is famous and delights thousands of mountain enthusiasts every year. Afterwards, it descends to the Boè Hut, a cozy refuge amidst the desolate rocky desert of the Sella plateau. A short return path to Sass Pordoi concludes the impressive circuit.
From Pordoijoch with the Sass Pordoi cable car up to Sass Pordoi and on a marked path the summit plateau to the east, later steeply down to the right (southeast) over rock ledges to Forcella Pordoi, 2849 m. On trail no. 627, along scree slopes, flat to the east to a junction. Straight ahead (trail no. 638) and up in a left curve through the craggy flanks of Punta di Soèl to the saddle before Piz Boè. Gently upwards towards it, then up the steep southwest ridge via rock steps to Piz Boè, 3152 m (shelter).On trail no. 638 briefly down the blocky north ridge to a notch (Forcella dei Camorces) and keeping left down the rubble west flank to a 40 m high steep drop. There over easy rock steps and a ledge (wire rope) downwards, then the scree slopes down northwest to the Boè Hut standing on the Sella plateau, 2873 m. On trail no. 627 uphill south to a saddle, then along the west foot of Piz Boè further to a shoulder. Beyond again downhill, later in right curve crossing the scree hollow of
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