Piz Boè

Photo 1: Sass Pordoi cable car, which runs from Passo Pordoi to an altitude of nearly 2,950 m.

Photo 2: View from Pordoi of the Marmolada glacier – the highest peak of the Dolomites (3,343 m).

Photo 3: View of the massif with the summit of Piz Boè (3,152 m), the highest mountain of the Sella group.

Photo 4: Trail to Forcella Pordoi pass, an alternative to the cable car.

Photo 5: Rifugio Forcella Pordoi (2,829 m) beneath the steep walls of the Sella massif.

Photo 6: Ascent through rocky terrain towards Piz Boè.

Photo 7: Short via ferrata just below the summit of Piz Boè, difficulty A/B.

Photo 8: Rifugio Capanna Fassa right on the summit of Piz Boè – one of the highest-situated huts in the Dolomites.

Photo 9: Summit cross on Piz Boè (3,152 m).

Photo 10: Panoramic view from Piz Boè of the route to the summit, Forcella Pordoi and the cable car station.

Photo 11: Descent from Piz Boè to Rifugio Boè along marked trail no. 638.

Photo 12: Rifugio Boè – a mountain hut on the Sella group plateau.

Photo 13: Mittagstal (Val de Mezdì) – an impressive valley from the heart of the Sella massif.

Photo 14: View of Rifugio Boè with dramatic Dolomite rocks in the background.

Photo 15: Wooden toilet at Forcella Pordoi pass (2,848 m).

Photo 16: Rock window near the Sass Pordoi cable car with a view into the valley.

Photo 17: View from the Piz Boè ridge of the Passo Pordoi switchbacks and surroundings.

Video from the hike to Piz Boè