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Visit Valparola Pass
The majestic high mountain pass of Valparola is located in the Italian province of Belluno. It serves as the divide between the watersheds of the Piave, which flows toward the east and the Adige, which flows westward eventually merging with the Adriatic Sea.
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Visit Campolongo Pass
The lowest of the six passes in the Dolomites, the Campolongo Pass connects Arabba with Corvara in the Val Badia. Along with the Gardena Pass, Pordoi Pass and Sella Pass, the Campolongo Pass helps form the infamous ski route known as the Sellaronda.
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Visit Gardena Pass
One of the nicest things about Gardena Pass is the fact that there are accommodations for visitors right on the pass itself. This means not only can you traverse this lovely pass and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding magnificent Dolomite Mountains but you can also stay there.
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Visit Falzarego Pass
The meaning of the name “Falza Rego” is“false king” in Ladin, the local language of the Dolomites people. It refers to the legend of a king of the Fanes, who is said to have been turned to stone for betraying his people. This high mountain pass connects Cortina d’Ampezzo with Andráz and leads to Val Badia through Valparola Pass.
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Visit Passo Giau
The hiking in Giau Pass is fantastic, with a variety of different paths available depending on the desired level of difficulty. The surrounding mountain terrain offers captivating scenery, from flora to wildlife and, of course, the magnificent Dolomite Mountains.
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Visit Staulanza Pass
The charming Staulanza Pass connects the Cadore valley in the north with the Zoldo valley in the south. Within the pass there are some accommodations including rifugios, restaurants and bars, all surrounded by the captivating and awe-inspiring Dolomite Mountains which rise up above the area.
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Visit Cibiana Pass
The road of the pass is quite narrow and presents a grade of approximately 15% but is still open for use year-round. The area is rich with history and provides access to Monte Rite by way of an old road that was built during the First World War.
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Visit Fedaia Pass
The Fedaia Pass is almost overshadowed by the nearby 2km long Fedaia Lake, at the foot of the magnificent Marmolada glacier, also known as the Queen of the Dolomites. The Marmolada glacier is one of the most popular destinations in the Dolomites region for skiers, riders and mountaineers.
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Visit Valles Pass
Located on the border of both Trentino and Veneto, the Valles Pass connects the Travignolo and Biois valleys. This high mountain pass in the beautiful Italian Dolomites also brings together the eastern town of Falcarragh with Tonadico in the west and sits comfortably between the Italian provinces of Trento and Belluno.
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Visit Rolle Pass
Built sometime between 1863 and 1874 and rising up 1989m above sea level, the Rolle Pass is located in Trentino, Italy and adjoins the Primiero and Fiemme valleys. At the time it was originally constructed, the area was still under Austrian rule.
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