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Sella Group Hidden Gems

Explore the high-altitude landscape of the Sella Group, characterized by its plateau-like structure and vertical walls. This collection features historical alpine huts like Rifugio Boé and the summit-top Capanna Piz Fassa at 3,152 meters. It highlights technical via ferratas, including the Brigata Tridentina with its iconic suspension bridge, and prominent peaks such as the 2,665-meter Sassongher, providing access to the rugged terrain of the South Tyrolean Dolomites.

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Utia Pisciadù - Pisciadù Hütte - Rifugio Franco Cavazza al Pisciadù

Alpine hut managed by the Bologna section of the Club Alpino Italiano, located near the Pisciadù lake at 2,585 meters.

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Rifugio Boé

Historic mountain shelter owned by the Società degli Alpinisti Tridentini, situated at 2,871 meters in the heart of the Sella Massif.

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Dent de Mezdi

Sharp rock peak within the Sella Group massif.

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Le Ponte - Le Punte

Mountain peaks located in the central section of the Sella Group.

Sassongher

A 2,665-meter peak overlooking Corvara, known for its distinctive silhouette and panoramic views of the Val Badia.

Rifugio Capanna Piz Fassa

Private mountain hut located directly on the summit of Piz Boè, the highest point of the Sella Group at 3,152 meters.

Ütia Franz Kostner al Valun

Alpine refuge managed by the Bozen section of the Club Alpino Italiano, located at 2,536 meters near the Vallon chairlift.

Piz Pisciadù - Pisciadù-Spitze - Cima Pisciadù

A 2,985-meter mountain peak in the Sella Group, situated in the South Tyrol province.

Via Ferrata Brigata Tridentina

One of the most famous via ferratas in the Dolomites, featuring a suspension bridge and technical climbing sections leading to the Pisciadù hut.

Ferrata Vallon

A grade 3 via ferrata involving a vertical wall and a small bridge, typically accessed from the Franz Kostner hut.

Boèseekofel Klettersteig

A grade 3 via ferrata, also known as Ferrata del Piz da Lec, climbing the Piz da Lec peak above Corvara.

Ferrata Setus

A grade 2 via ferrata providing a steep, secured ascent from the Val Mesdì to the Pisciadù plateau.