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Piz Boè Summit Trail from Passo Pordoi (via Sentiero 627)

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Livinallongo Del Col Di Lana

Piz Boè Summit Trail from Passo Pordoi (via Sentiero 627)

Moderate

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Piz Boè Summit Trail from Passo Pordoi (via Sentiero 627)

04:40

9.55km

700m

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Embark on the Piz Boè Summit Trail from Passo Pordoi, a moderate hike that takes you through a unique alpine landscape. This route covers 5.9 miles (9.5 km) with a significant elevation gain of 2305 feet (702 metres), typically requiring about 4 hours and 39 minutes to complete. As you ascend, you will traverse scree fields and encounter sections with cable security, leading to a final climb that involves rock scrambling, metal rungs, and chains. The journey offers continuous views of the surrounding peaks, culminating at the Capanna Piz Fassa refuge perched on the summit.

To begin your adventure, head to Passo Pordoi, where you will find ample parking available for easy trailhead access. The trail itself, Sentiero 627, is well-marked and guides you through the varied terrain. While the route is generally accessible, be prepared for the exposed sections and the physical demands of the elevation gain. It is always wise to check local weather conditions before you set out, as mountain environments can change rapidly.

This trail is renowned for its distinctive

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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39 m

Fausto Coppi Monument at Pordoi Pass

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Perhaps the most famous monument in Italy among those dedicated to cyclists, the Fausto Coppi stele on the Pordoi pass is a true icon of the Giro d'Italie and of world cycling. Placed in July 2000 by the municipality of Canazei, it features the following inscription: "In the shadow of the majestic Dolomite peaks, this bronze will bear witness over time to the unparalleled exploits of the greatest cyclist. To Fausto Coppi, the Champion". Between 1940 and 1954, the Giro d'Italia passed through Pordoi eight times: the first on the summit was Coppi five times.

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1.24 km

Path at Forcella Pordoi

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Challenging but once at the top the view over the entire Val di Fassa is unique.

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1.88 km

An easy hike in August, but good fitness is required because the climb is steep and steady.
Good hiking shoes are a must, because the descent, due to gravel, rocks, and stones, is not the easiest.
With calm and a little caution, it's very easy.

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3.23 km

The title is somewhat misleading, as the majority of the trail is simply rocky. The Sentiero 627 has some somewhat difficult sections (steps and narrow passages), but these are manageable with caution, especially since there is a wire rope safety system.

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3.38 km

View of Piz Boé

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3.45 km

View of Piz Boè Summit

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A wonderful lunar terrain!

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4.31 km

View of Rifugio Boé

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Only with sturdy shoes

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6.93 km

Sensational views from up here.

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7.02 km

View of Piz Boè Summit

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8.97 km

308 m

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5.53 km

2.45 km

1.20 km

331 m

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September 6, 2024,Wanderung vom Pordoijoch zur Pordoi Hütte und weiter zur Boe Hütte und zurück zur Sass Pordoi (Seilbahnstation)
Today we had actually planned a nice tour with a good view, but you can't plan the weather. For this reason there aren't many photos. Our mountain guide also brought us back through the fog safely.

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Fausto greets us from his monument on the road at Passo Pordoi. Motorcycles pass by, cyclists take photos with his blessing, but we ignore him. The Forcella is calling. We climb about 500 meters in altitude over 2.4 kilometers, first over meadows and then over scree. Because it's so beautiful, we continue through the shady mountains to the Rifugio Piz …

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We were impressed by the Piz Boé massif last year, so this year we wanted to climb it and see the "lunar landscape" at the top. 😉
We started at the top station of the Sass Pordoi gondola 🚠. Even from there, we had a magnificent view of the Marmolada, the Sassolungo, and many other mountains.
Since the paths up …

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We had been talking about doing this Forcella for a long time and today with my friend Giorgio we made this wish possible. I must say that the difference in altitude is not excessive but you feel it for how much has been done in a few km. Arriving at Forcella Pordoi was a great satisfaction as well as a …

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The tour starts at the Pordoi Pass at 2239 m. After a gentle climb over meadow paths, the gradient increases steadily. Thanks to the rough, rocky ground, the climb is strenuous. When we arrived at the Pordoi saddle, a large pile of snow and the Forcella Pordoi hut (2848 m) awaited us. After a little refreshment, we set off for …

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July 18, 2025,Wanderung Piz Boe
Today we took the bus back to the Val Gardena, then to the Sella Pass and then to the Pordoi Pass. From there, a cable car goes up to the Piz Boe high plateau. Some participants rode up, and a group of seven hiked steeply uphill. On the plateau, the route continued in an arc to the summit massif. There …

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Interesting hike, the majority of the scenery does look like a lunar landscape. Not a difficult hike, but very popular so you can expect a lot of people after 10am. Came across a group of guys who were about to base jump in Wingsuites....rather them than me. Overall an interesting hike.
Today, an easy hike (cable car ride up) on the Pordoi. From Sass Pordoi to Capanna Fassa, then to the Boè refuge and back to the Pordoi Pass via the Pordoi pass. Stunning locations, a "lunar" atmosphere with spectacular views. Finally, a beautiful day without any thunderstorms.

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