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Urtijëi - St. Ulrich In Gröden - Ortisei

View of the Marmolada – Sella Pass loop from Urtijëi

Hard

4.8

(19)

1,149

riders

View of the Marmolada – Sella Pass loop from Urtijëi

06:08

102km

2,610m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 62.4 km for 93 m

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Start point

Train Station

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5.62 km

Panidersattel / Passo Pinei (1437 m)

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Passo Pinei is located at 1,437 meters above sea level and is one of the iconic passes of the Dolomites. The pass connects Ortisei to Castelrotto and offers splendid views of the Valle Isarco and Val Gardena.

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43.5 km

Niger Pass

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Great starting point for tours. Those who are here instead of MTB with gravel can burn down the eternally long descent towards Tiers, those who come from there can strengthen themselves here before going to the Karer Pass.

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46.7 km

View of the Latemar Massif

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The drive into the Niger Pass from the Karer Pass is soon rewarded with this view. In the further course, when the weather is nice, you have a magnificent distant and panoramic view, including the Rosengarten massif

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51.6 km

Costalunga Pass – Karer Pass

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The Karerpass is 1,745 meters above sea level and connects South Tyrol with the Trento region, the center of the Dolomites. The view of the interesting "mountain stumps" from the …

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52.1 km

Passo di Costalunga (Karer Pass)

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The Karerpass (1,745 meters) connects South Tyrol with the Trento region, in which the main part of the Dolomites lies. From the Fassatal to the rather unspectacular top of the …

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62.1 km

Torrente Avisio

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7

82.1 km

View of the Marmolada

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From here you have a wonderful view of the entire Marmolada massif. The best light for taking photos is in the morning after sunrise.

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82.5 km

View of the Sella Group

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The Sella Pass is an alpine pass in the Dolomites, located at 2240 m above sea level, between the Sassolungo group and the Sella group. It connects Canazei, in the …

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83.3 km

Sella Pass

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The Sella Pass (2,224 meters) separates the Sassolungo Massif from the Sella Group and forms a natural border between Val di Fassa and Val Gardena. The view compensates for the arduous climb.

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102 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

53.6 km

34.3 km

8.70 km

5.13 km

129 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

99.7 km

1.64 km

373 m

103 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (2,220 m)

Lowest point (730 m)

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Wednesday 15 July

24°C

8°C

22 %

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Comments

June 13, 2022,Um Schlern-Rosengarten Gruppe - Sella Pass
With today's weather report it was clear that I could get wet. The few drops at the Niger Pass right after the start were pleasantly refreshing. Then it was beautiful the whole time (see pictures of Prösels Castle and Castelrotto). When I was driving down from the Sella Pass, it really hit me. Down in Canazei it was nice again, …

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The day only got off to a pleasant start.

11:15 St. Zyprian: 37.9 degrees, the street smells of tar, the hairstyle is holding up...

After that, however, it became noticeably more pleasant

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The last day in the Dolomites. I still had it in mind that I wanted to cycle the Sella round, but I'm clearly not in as good shape as the last time I rode it. @Roebijn Schijf dropped me off at the bottom of the Gardena so that I could cycle towards Brixen via the Sella Pass (we then drove …

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