Dolomites Warfronts & Mountain Passes

The starting point of your Dolomites adventure, nestled in the heart of Val Gardena.

A beautiful mountain pass offering panoramic views of the Sella Group and Cir Peaks, a classic Dolomites riding experience.

Another iconic pass connecting Val Gardena and Val di Fassa, known for its dramatic rock formations and stunning vistas of Sassolungo.

Visit the impressive WWI German Military Ossuary and the small museum dedicated to the fierce battles fought in this area during the Great War, offering somber reflection amidst stunning scenery.

Explore the open-air WWI museum and the fascinating Lagazuoi Tunnels, a network of trenches and tunnels carved into the mountain by soldiers. The cable car offers easy access to the summit for breathtaking views and historical immersion.

Visit this remarkably preserved WWI open-air museum, showcasing trenches, bunkers, and artillery positions amidst the iconic Cinque Torri rock formations. A stark reminder of the harsh realities of mountain warfare.

Start the day from the 'Pearl of the Dolomites'.

A picturesque lake with stunning reflections of the surrounding peaks, a perfect photo opportunity before heading to Tre Cime.

Witness the iconic Drei Zinnen (Tre Cime di Lavaredo), a UNESCO World Heritage site and a significant WWI battlefield. The toll road leads to Rifugio Auronzo, offering incredible panoramic views.

Explore the extensive WWI open-air museum on Monte Piana, a plateau that saw intense fighting. Preserved trenches, fortifications, and memorials offer a vivid glimpse into the past. Requires a short hike or shuttle.

A well-curated museum in Sexten dedicated to the Great War in the Dolomites, showcasing artifacts, photos, and stories of the local population and soldiers.

Depart from the charming town of San Candido.

A scenic mountain pass connecting South Tyrol with the Comelico valley, offering sweeping views and a glimpse into a region with a rich WWI history.

Ride through the stunning Val Fiscalina, a side valley offering breathtaking views of the Sesto Dolomites. The area has many historical trails and remnants of WWI.

Visit this impressive Austrian-Hungarian fort, one of the best-preserved WWI fortifications in the Cadore region. Offers panoramic views and a chance to explore military architecture.

Depart from the beautiful village of Sappada.

A less-known but incredibly scenic pass with winding roads and dramatic cliffs, perfect for an engaging ride.

A pleasant town in the heart of the Dolomites, ideal for a lunch break and a short stroll through its historic center.

Ascend to the 'Queen of the Dolomites', Marmolada. Visit the highest WWI museum and explore the 'Ice City', a network of tunnels and barracks built within the glacier by soldiers, a poignant testament to human endurance.

Ride over Passo Fedaia, offering spectacular views of the Marmolada glacier and the artificial Fedaia Lake, a tranquil and dramatic landscape.

Begin your final day from Canazei.

Visit the area around Pieve di Livinallongo, dominated by Col di Lana, known as the 'Bloody Mountain' during WWI. The church and surrounding landscape hold deep historical significance and memorials.

A picturesque village at the foot of the Sella Group, a popular stop for motorcyclists and a good spot for a coffee break.

Another beautiful pass connecting Arabba with Corvara, offering sweeping curves and gentle inclines amidst green pastures and mountain views.

A charming and vibrant village in Alta Badia, a great place for a quick stop before tackling the final passes back to Selva.

Revisit Passo Gardena for another dose of breathtaking scenery as you loop back towards your starting point.

The final major pass of your journey, offering a different perspective of the majestic Sassolungo Group before descending to Val Gardena.