Masyw Sella

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Sella Group Essentials

The Sella Group is a massive plateau-shaped massif in the Italian Dolomites, surrounded by four major mountain passes: Pordoi, Sella, Gardena, and Campolongo. Its highest peak, Piz Boè at 3,152 meters, is accessible via the Sass Pordoi cable car. The range is characterized by vertical limestone walls, the challenging Brigata Tridentina via ferrata, and high-altitude glacial lakes, serving as the central hub for the Sellaronda circuit.

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Sella Group: Peaks & Via Ferratas

The Sella Group is a plateau-shaped massif in the Italian Dolomites, characterized by sheer limestone walls and high-altitude plateaus. This selection highlights the range's most prominent features, including Piz Boè, the highest summit at 3,152 meters, and the Sass Pordoi plateau. It also features technical routes like the Brigata Tridentina via ferrata, known for its suspension bridge, and the vertical south face of Piz Ciavazes, alongside the scenic Pisciadù waterfalls near Corvara.

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Dolomites Alpine Refuges

The Sella Group in the Dolomites features a network of high-altitude refuges, ranging from remote alpine huts to accessible mountain restaurants. These locations, such as the summit-top Capanna Piz Fassa at 3,152 meters and the historic Rifugio Valentini, provide essential shelter and regional Ladin and Tyrolean cuisine. Many are managed by the Club Alpino Italiano (CAI) and serve as key stopovers for hikers on the Alta Via 2 and the Sellaronda circuit.

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Alpine Peaks & Climbing

The Sella Group in the Italian Dolomites offers a dense concentration of high-altitude routes and technical rock faces. This selection features the plateau-topped Sass Pordoi and the Piz Ciavazes, known for its massive vertical south wall. It includes the Brigata Tridentina, one of the region's most famous via ferratas featuring a suspension bridge, alongside the demanding Cesare Piazzetta route. Climbers will also find sport climbing at Falesia Pian Schiavaneis and several peaks exceeding 2,800 meters accessible via technical paths.

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Alpine Refuges in the Dolomites

This collection features high-altitude shelters located within the Sella Group of the Italian Dolomites. These mountain huts, ranging from the summit of Piz Boè at 3,152 meters to lodges near Passo Sella, provide essential accommodation on the Alta Via 2 trekking route. The list includes historic Club Alpino Italiano (CAI) refuges and private alpine restaurants offering traditional Ladin and Tyrolean cuisine alongside overnight dormitories for mountaineers navigating the region's via ferratas.

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