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Hello and welcome to the 3rd part of our motorcycle tour in the Dolomites. Today we will show you a
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few lesser known passes such as the Duran Pass, the Staulanzapass and the Cibiana Pass.
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But on the way to the Three Peaks we also inevitably drive over the well-known Tre Croci pass.
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The Duran Pass, called Passo Duran in Italian, is a little-
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known pass in the southern Dolomites of the Belluno province. An often narrow
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and winding road leads up to the forest and meadow pass.
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At the top of the pass at 1605 meters you have an impressive view of Monte Pelmo.
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Small but nice - this is the best way to characterize the 1773 meter high Staulanzapass. The Forcella
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Staulanza is an Italian mountain pass also in the province of Belluno. It
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connects the Zoldotal in the south with the Cadoretal in the north. The panorama of
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the 3218 meter high Monte Civetta in the southwest and the 3168 meter high Monte Pelmo in the east is particularly beautiful .
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The Tre Croci Pass, in Italian Passo Tre Croci, connects the Olympic city of Cortina with the Three Peaks.
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From its 1809 meter high saddle there is a good view of some of the main characters of the
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Sexten Dolomites: Monte Cristallo, the Three Peaks, and the Marmolada Group. If you turn in the direction of
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Dobbiaco, the path leads past Lake Misurina to the Three Peaks. The toll road to the Auronzo hut
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is usually drivable from the end of May to the end of October and costs 20 euros per motorcycle.
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The Cibiana Pass is also a little-known road pass in the southern Dolomites. At the
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top of the Forcella Cibiana pass at 1530 meters you will find the inn, which is open all year round,
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so perfect for taking a break and reviewing the day.
