View of the Dolomites – Passo San Antonio loop from Costalissoio

Santo Stefano Di Cadore

View of the Dolomites – Passo San Antonio loop from Costalissoio

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View of the Dolomites – Passo San Antonio loop from Costalissoio

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46.2km

1,200m

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: August 27, 2026

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23.5 km

View of the Dolomites

Highlight • Viewpoint

SP6 in Danta, beautiful view of the mountains.

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28.4 km

The Sant'Antonio pass is an Alpine pass located at 1,476 m above sea level. on the provincial road 532, which connects Padola with Auronzo di Cadore, then Comelico with the center of Cadore. The same pass can be reached from Danta di Cadore.

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31.7 km

Church of Sant'Anna

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The small church with Gothic lines stands along the ancient road that connects Cadore with the Monte Croce Comelico Pass.
It is located about 1.5 km from the town of Padola.
The church was rebuilt with funds from the Rule of Padola between 1693 and 1699 by M. Antonio and G. B. Sacchi. It was blessed on 26 July 1699.
The plan has two octagons, one of which serves as an apse, with the sacristy behind it. Gothic is mixed with Renaissance and Baroque. The only altar is made of pine wood, carved and gilded, sumptuous; the altarpiece, with Sant'Anna, Maria Bambina, and, above, the SS. Trinity, executed by Stefano Dorigo Piccolo, son of Antonio, as confirmed by the wording on the back of the altarpiece: 1732 Antonio Dorigo Piccolo gilded the present Palla / 1755 Steffano his son painted the present painting.
Other documents attest to payments to Steffano for the Pittura nova of S.Anna in 1766.

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33.2 km

Padola

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Padola is a small fraction of the municipality of Comelico Superiore, in the heart of Cadore, Padola represents an important tourist resort, both summer and winter; the main attraction in this sense is the Val Grande area. More recent is its vocation as a spa (closed for years), thanks to the presence of a sulphurous water source.

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33.6 km

Church of Sant'Anna, Padola

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Church of Sant'Anna

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35.4 km

Ascent to Passo Monte Croce di Comelico

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The climb that leads to Passo Monte Croce di Comelico starts from the village of Santo Stefano di Cadore, has a length of 21 km and an average gradient of 3.5%, not a very demanding climb therefore..
But it is certainly a climb that offers wonderful views to anyone who travels it.

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