The Pass, which divides Trentino from Veneto, is characterised on one side by the ridges of Costabella and on the other by the Col Margherita. In summer, the San Pellegrino Pass is a destination for hikers of varying abilities, with routes leading to enchanting locations such as Fuciade. In winter, this area is renowned for skiing and in February 2021, the "La Volata" piste was the venue for three women's ski World Cup speed races. Since ancient times, the Pass has been used as a crossing towards Venice. During the First World War, it was a battlefield; the trenches and military posts still remain today.
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A haven of peace and tranquillity on a historic road
Surrounded by breathtaking views, the San Pellegrino Pass (1918 m) separates the Dolomites of Gardena and Fassa from those of Feltre and the Pala Group (Pale di San Martino) in the province of Belluno. This Pass has ancient origins: it owes its name to the presence, in medieval times, of a hospice run by friars who provided refuge for pilgrims and crusaders heading south towards the port of Venice. Unfortunately the hospice was destroyed by bombing in 1915, and no longer exists. However the Pass is still a place of interest for history buffs as it is the starting point for various Great War trails.
The San Pellegrino Pass offers visitors a host of recreational activities and a wide choice of excursions. In summer you can admire beautiful views of the Fassa Dolomites, which are also known and appreciated by motorcyclists.
Some of the easier to reach destinations are also ideal for families, such as the little lake at San Pellegrino or the welcoming refuges, but this location also offers the challenge of trails suitable only for the more experienced.
On the Pass itself there are various hostels offering accommodation for a full-immersion experience of this area.
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Webcam Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade - Chair lift Le Buse-Laresei
Altitude: 1883m
Panorama:Downstream station of the chair lift "Le Buse-Laresei", reachable from Falcade with the cabin lift "Molino-Le Buse".
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Webcam Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade - Le Buse - Cime di Focobon
Altitude: 1883m
Panorama:View from the top station of the cabin lift "Molino-Le Buse", inaugurated in 2015. Monte Mulaz, Cime di Focobon and Pale di San Lucano (Pale di San Martino Group) in the background.
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Webcam Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade - Le Buse cabin lift arrival
Altitude: 1883m
Panorama:View from the top station of the cabin lift "Molino-Le Buse", inaugurated in 2015. Valfredda Valley can be seen in the background: it is reachable from the mountain refuges Fuciade or Flora Alpina.
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Webcam Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade - Molino Le Buse cabin lift arrival
Altitude: 1883m
Panorama:View from the top station of the cabin lift "Molino-Le Buse", inaugurated in 2015. Monte Mulaz, Cime di Focobon and Pale di San Lucano (Pale di San Martino group) in the background.
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Webcam Passo San Pellegrino - Falcade - Le Buse - Malga Caviazza
Altitude: 1883m
Panorama:View from the mountain station of the cabin lift "Molino-Le Buse", inaugurated in 2015. Monte Mulaz, Cime di Focobon and Pale di San Lucano (Pale di San Martino Group) in the background. On the left, Malga Caviazza, reachable from Valles Pass.
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