Pordoi Pass

Pordoi Pass is a mountain pass in the Dolomites positioned at 2,239 meters, connecting the Sella mountain group with the Marmolada group. Located between Canazei and Arabba, it provides access to hiking trails, viewpoints, and a war museum.

Pordoi Pass was a strategic location during World War I, marked today by a German ossuary honoring soldiers who died in mountain fighting. The pass represents a significant chapter in the military history of the Alps.

The War Museum at Pordoi Pass displays exhibitions about World War I and shows artifacts found in the surrounding mountains. The pass held deep meaning for local people and marked a crucial point in the region's past.

A cable car connects Pordoi Pass to other nearby destinations, making it easy to reach various hiking routes in the area. Visitors should be prepared for mountain weather conditions and expect the clearest views in early morning hours.

Pordoi Pass serves as a central hub of the Sellaronda circuit, a loop route where cyclists and skiers tour around the entire Sella massif. This multi-day route is a popular challenge in the region and draws sports enthusiasts from around the world.

Location: Canazei

Location: Arabba

Elevation above the sea: 2,239 m

GPS coordinates: 46.48772,11.81358

Latest update: December 20, 2025 00:36