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Europe’s most visually distinctive high-mountain pass network, defined by Sella Ronda, Giro d’Italia heritage, and tightly concentrated multi-pass climbing.
Principal Dolomites base at 1,225 m in the Ampezzo valley. Direct access to Passo Falzarego, Passo Giau, and the Tre Cime loop. Most developed infrastructure and highest-profile base in the region.
Val di Fassa base at 1,440 m. Gateway to the Sella Ronda circuit and Passo Pordoi. Central position gives efficient access to multiple major passes in a single ride day.
Alta Badia base at 1,568 m. Positioned at the heart of the Sella Ronda circuit with immediate access to Passo Gardena and Passo Campolongo. Highest-altitude main base in the Dolomites.
Alta Badia village at approximately 1,400 m adjacent to Corvara. Access to the same Sella Ronda circuit passes with a smaller, quieter base character. Often used for smaller group camps.
Western Dolomites base and gateway to the Stelvio extension. Positioned for riders adding Passo dello Stelvio to a Dolomites itinerary. Connects to Livigno plateau and the Ortler massif climb roads.
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