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DifficultyCompared to the Pordoi or perhaps the Sella Pass, the San Pellegrino Pass might seem minor, but that’s really not the case… Try it for yourself to believe it!
Looking at it on paper, the San Pellegrino Pass might be considered a minor pass compared its more illustrious neighbours, the Pordoi and the Sella Pass. Nevertheless, the constant elevation changes are felt immediately and the pedals don’t seem to turn as effortlessly as they did in the milder stretches at the bottom of the valley. The long straight sections are the characteristic traits of this ascent, the switchbacks are in fact a mirage, like the end of the climb, which does not stop at the sign that reads “Passo San Pellegrino”, continuing for another kilometre further up.
14 hotels on the route San Pellegrino Pass
Levico Terme, Lagorai Dolomites
Open from 11.04.25 to 01.11.25
from € 50,00
Badia, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 14.05.25 to 06.10.25
from € 86,00
La Valle, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 17.05.25 to 19.10.25
from € 65,00
Folgaria, Dolomites and South Tyrol
1/12-30/03; 1/06-30/09
from € 49,00
Arabba di Livinallongo, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 01.01.25 to 15.04.25, from 19.06.25 to 25.09.25, from 05.12.25 to 31.12.25
from € 70,00
San Cassiano, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 24.05.25 to 12.10.25
from € 76,50
Andalo, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open from 20.12.2025 to 29.03.2025 and 8.06.2025 to 14.09.2025
from € 70,00
Merano, Dolomites and South Tyrol
26/03/2026 - 08/11/2026
from € 110,00
Arabba, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 30.05.25 to 30.09.25
from € 58,00
