From Passo San Pellegrino to the Campagnaccia Lakes
From Passo San Pellegrino (1887 m), the route climbs north along the slopes of the Costabella, following the track that leads to the top station of the chairlift at around 2170–2250 m. Here, a wide and sunlit plateau opens up, framed by the ridges of the Campagnaccia–Costabella, the southern sub‑group of the Marmolada.
From this point, continue north‑west towards the Passo delle Selle (2530 m) and the Rifugio Passo Selle, which can be reached in about 40 minutes on foot (or quickly by lift). The view opens over the Val Monzoni and the jagged peaks separating Fassa from Falcade.
Descent into the Val delle Selle and arrival at Rifugio Taramelli
From the pass, descend northwards into the evocative Val delle Selle, a broad and silent valley where the small Laghetto delle Selle lies, a charming alpine pond set among pastures and rocks. Continuing along the trail, you reach Rifugio Taramelli (2040 m) in about 1h10 from Passo delle Selle.
Towards the mid‑Val di Fassa (trail 603 → 640)
From the hut, descend along trail 603, which leads in 40 minutes to the junction at 1737 m, just below Baita Monzoni. Those starting from the valley floor can reach this point from Pozza di Fassa, following the forest road of the Val Monzoni to Malga Crocefisso, Pont de la Fessura, and Pont de Ciamp.
Baite di Pècol, Laguscèl and return to Val San Nicolò
From Pont de Ciamp, climb to the traditional Baite di Pècol (1950 m), set in an untouched pastoral landscape. Continuing eastwards, you reach the Selletta della Palàcia, a natural balcony overlooking the Val San Nicolò.
From here, it is well worth visiting the Laguscèl, a small alpine lake nestled among meadows and glacial hollows. Continuing east, the trail descends gently to the Val San Nicolò (1950 m), one of the most iconic valleys of the Val di Fassa.
