"Passo San Pellegrino" route

Clockwise route: from Arabba town center, take Dolomites Road no. 48, at the "Cernadoi" junction turn right towards Rucavà and then follow the signs to Caprile di Alleghe.

Once in the town center, at the crossroads, turn left and go straight until Cencenighe. From there, turn right at the crossroads and begin the climb which, passing through Falcade, will lead you to the junction with Passo Valles.

One by one, tackle the steep hairpin bends of Passo San Pellegrino, which, with a pleasant descent, will take you to Moena. Once down, at the roundabout, follow the signs to travel the whole Val di Fassa to Canazei, where in the center you will find the junction for Passo Pordoi.

Once at the top, you will face 33 hairpin bends with a breathtaking view of the Fodom Valley which will bring you back to Arabba.

Counterclockwise route: from Arabba town center you start immediately climbing to reach the top of Passo Pordoi. After crossing the pass, you will find numerous hairpin bends leading you to Canazei. At the town center roundabout, turn right and face the long crossing of Val di Fassa to Moena.

From there, start the pleasant climb to Passo San Pellegrino, which with its steep bends will let you experience an exciting descent that, passing through Falcade, will take you to the Cencenighe crossroads.

At the crossroads, turn left and follow the signs to Caprile di Alleghe, where you will find signs for Rucavà first and then for the "Cernadoi" junction.

From there, turn left and take Dolomites Road no. 48 which, with a gentle up and down, will bring you back to Arabba.

The cyclist's kit:

The roads are open to car traffic; it is recommended to moderate your speed according to your skills and in consideration of other users and traffic laws.

Always let someone know where you are going and the approximate duration of the outing.

The emergency phone numbers are 112 or 118 (ambulance).

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Before setting off, we recommend checking the weather, which changes rapidly in the mountains, and the trail conditions.