Interesting fact
Passo Gardena is a high mountain pass located in the Dolomites of Italy, at an elevation of 2,136 meters. It connects the Val Gardena with the Val Badia and is part of the renowned Sella Ronda circuit. The road features numerous hairpin turns and is a key route for cyclists and drivers.
More about Passo Gardena
Passo Gardena is accessible year-round, though snow may impact travel during winter months. The pass offers views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, which are composed primarily of dolomite rock, a type of sedimentary carbonate rock. The area is a popular destination for hiking and skiing, with various trails and facilities available. The Sella Ronda circuit, of which the pass is a part, is a ski and cycling route linking several valleys in the region.