How to reach the Sella Pass by car

To reach the arrival station of the Pian Frataces-Gherdecia cable car from Col dei Rossi, follow a pleasant downhill path that alternates between dirt tracks and grassy trails. The walk takes approximately 30-35 minutes, with a total elevation gain of about 180 metres.
The route is generally accessible with a trekking stroller, although caution is advised on steeper sections or where the terrain may be uneven.
Be especially attentive at trail crossings, as cyclists also use parts of the route.

The top stations of the Toè and Pian Frataces-Gherdecia gondolas are connected by a pleasant downhill path, alternating between dirt roads and grassy trails. The walk takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes, with a total elevation loss of about 71 metres.
The route is suitable for trekking strollers, though caution is recommended on steeper stretches or where the terrain is uneven.
Be particularly careful at trail crossings, as cyclists may also be present along the way.

Yes, the high-altitude trails are generally open and accessible throughout the hiking season. The Sassopiatto-Sassolungo Tour can be enjoyed in both directions, offering flexible route options.
Temporary closures may occur due to sporting events or trail maintenance, so it’s always a good idea to check current conditions before your hike.

Before setting out, we recommend checking current trail conditions at:
www.fassa.com/en/plan-your-vacation/hiking-mtb-tours

Yes, the trails, including those in the bike park, are generally open and accessible throughout the summer season.
Please note: in summer 2025, the Sellaronda MTB Tour will depart exclusively from Canazei.
Temporary closures may occur due to sporting events, so it’s always a good idea to check current conditions before your ride.

Yes, you can walk back from Pian de Frataces (Lupo Bianco) to Canazei by following trail no. 655 through the scenic Val Mortic.
The route is approximately 2.7 km long and takes about 45 minutes, with a descent of 295 metres and a short ascent of 16 metres.
Due to its uneven terrain and steep sections, this trail is not suitable for pushchairs.

It’s a peaceful and pleasant way to end your excursion fully immersed in nature and in the spirit of sustainable travel.