Falzarego Pass
Mountain pass · Belluno ·

Falzarego Pass

Mountain pass · Belluno ·

Mountain pass with stunning views, hiking and motorcycle routes

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32043 Cortina d'Ampezzo, Province of Belluno, Italy Get directions

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Falzarego Pass

Pan Marcin

Google
Another nice place to ride a bike. Much easier and more pleasant to climb with a bike. Views are not as nice as in Giau Pass, but definitely worth visiting, especially for super nice descent!

Vid Velkavrh

Google
Road is very good from cortina to there but pass does not offer any special views

FlyingFox

Google
Simply stunning and on every motorcycle enthusiast’s bucket list. The weather was so kind and the views and biker comradre was fantastic

Markos Pentheroudakis

Google
We rented helmets with torches and took the lift to the top. Our intention was to see the tunnels caves and explore the greater area though as it turned out there was more to it. We took the trail 401/402 down to the mountain while visiting some labeled ww1 caves and by the time we where at the base of the rock we saw the trail was leading us towards and around the rock. While exploring there we found out there was a huge tunnel connecting the top to the base of the rock almost 40minutes long going down (300m height difference I think). Ofc since we were already down we didn't go up but for 5 minutes. Then continued the exploration with more caves tunnels and war remnants. Overall interesting.

Chris Bell

Google
Excellent views from the top. Cable car for the summit. Great hiking/climing area. Alot of traffic on the weekend and holidays.

Aljoša Rehar

Google
One of the most popular mountain passes in Dolomites, takes 20 minutes with car from Cortina to get there, standing well over 2000m above sea level, with rich options for short and long hiking routes.

Qiaoling “C Yin” Yin

Google
A place with breathtaking views. Snow capped peaks and faraway looks. Pictures don’t do justice to the true view.

Pavlína Sasínkova

Google
Passo Falzarego is great just to pass through with (moto)bike or as a start for one of amazing hikes or even ferata!