An iconic road to Staulanza Pass in the Dolomites

Passo Staulanza is a high mountain pass at an elevation of 1,773m (5,817ft) above sea level, located in the province of Belluno, Italy.

Forcella Staulanza

Where is Passo Staulanza?

The pass, also known as Forcella Staulanza, is located in the Veneto region, in the northern part of the country. It links the Zoldo Valley in the south and the Cadore Valley in the north. The pass summit is located in a small valley between Mount Coldai (2,395m) and Pelmo (3,168m), with some small houses and a little restaurant with a parking lot.

How long is Passo Staulanza?

Set high in the Dolomites, the road through the pass is 21.6 km (13.42 miles) long, running south to north from Dont to Selva di Cadore.

Is Passo Staulanza paved?

The road is fully paved. It’s called Strada Provinciale 251 (SP251). It’s a very curvy drive, with many hairpin turns and steep sections. It has been climbed by the Giro d’Italia bicycle race.

 

 

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