Campolongo Pass
1862 m s.l.m.7-day trend
Discovering Campolongo Pass
Campolongo Pass, located at 1,875 meters above sea level between Arabba (BL) and Corvara in Badia (BZ), is a scenic alpine pass in the UNESCO Dolomites, nestled between the Sella Group and the Cherz-Pralongià Plateau. It connects the Val Cordevole with the Val Badia, serving as a strategic crossroads for hikers, skiers, and cyclists.
In winter, Campolongo Pass is an integral part of the famous Sellaronda, one of the most spectacular ski circuits in Europe, within the Dolomiti Superski area. Perfectly groomed slopes and modern lifts offer a seamless skiing experience amid breathtaking views and welcoming mountain huts.
In summer, the pass becomes a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking trails leading to Rifugio Bec de Roces, Rifugio Kostner, and Piz Boè offer stunning vistas of the Dolomite peaks. The pass is also an iconic stage of the Giro d’Italia, highly appreciated by cycle tourists for its gentle gradients and accessibility from both sides.
Ladin culture is reflected in the local cuisine, with traditional dishes such as speck, strudel, and canederli served in alpine refuges.
Easily accessible by car, bike, or ski lifts, Campolongo Pass is an ideal destination for those seeking unspoiled landscapes, active experiences, and alpine tradition in every season.