Sella loop and 4 passes
Sella loop and 4 passes
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Sella loop and 4 passes
04:09
62.1km
2,030m
Road cycling
Campolongopass, Pordoi, Sella and Grödnerjoch are the names of the four famous passes that make the hearts of racing cyclists beat faster, not only because of their gradients. The Sellaronda is one of the most beautiful connected circular tours in the Dolomites. It doesn't matter whether you start in Selva…
Last updated: April 8, 2026
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 20.3 km for 79 m
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Gardena Pass
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26.3 km
Campolongo Pass
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39.4 km
Passo Pordoi
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51.4 km
Passo Sella – Rifugio Maria Flora
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60.0 km
1.68 km
288 m
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Highest point (2,240 m)
Lowest point (1,520 m)
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Thursday 7 May
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Trail Reviews
This is the short route of the Maratona that everyone will be doing on Sunday for the Maratona does Dolomites. You can either finish in Corvara or continue on over the Campolongo for a second time and then on to the Giau and Falzarego (full Maratona - 138 km, 4,230m) or only the Falzarego for the Medio (106 km, 3,130m). ⛰️ Campolongo Pass (1,875 m - 5.8km, 6.1%) ⛰️ Passo Pordoi (2,239 m - 9.2 km, 6.9%) ⛰️ Sella Pass (2,240 m - 5.5 km, 7.9%) ⛰️ Sela de Culac (2,018 m) ⛰️ Gardena Pass (2,121 m - 5.8 km, 4.3%)
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At the Sellaronda in September 2022 we had snow, cold at 0 degrees, luckily the roads were cleared... This time sun 13-19 degrees, rain ☔, hail, it was windy at times. cold and wet and we often had to change clothes. Because of the better weather 🌡 there were significantly more 🚴 than last year. It's annoying that a small part of the cyclists "travel counterclockwise" towards us... 🤔🤷
With 24,000 crazy people over four passes. The weather was perfect, 8-13°C, and the sun even made an occasional appearance.
so, today (as promised), more pictures of this landscape painting here on site.... especially for @Texas and "Maiki 💯" 😃🤗
What a day. I almost didn't start the tour due to sore muscles. Apart from a one-time "experience" of the Kandel, in the Black Forest, I have no practice on the mountain. But the North German headwind was training enough. This view is phenomenal!!!!! There was very little traffic on the roads and the asphalt was mostly good to very good and my fear of not getting far with the narrow 25s and the rim brakes was completely unfounded. This Sellaronda is a must for every racing bike enthusiast. Have fun descending 😉
It was more of a coincidence that our presence here coincided with the second Sellaronda Bike Day 2024. And I can't think of a nicer day on a racing bike. No cars, just bikes. ❤️ Affogato in Selva.
I've wanted to do the round for a long time. Today, on Bike Day, the time had finally come. Exhausting but wonderful.
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May 15, 2015
Campolongopass, Pordoi, Sella and Grödnerjoch are the names of the four famous passes that make the hearts of racing cyclists beat faster, not only because of their gradients. The Sellaronda is one of the most beautiful connected circular tours in the Dolomites. It doesn't matter whether you start in
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