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Innsbruck to Cortina d'Ampezzo: which road to take

3 ways to drive from Innsbruck to Cortina d'Ampezzo, with every narrow or steep road flagged.

3 h 12190 km · Fastest · CalmestRecommended

via Dobbiaco

No narrow or single-lane roads on this route.

  1. Brenner motorway (A13, Austria)Innsbruck → Brennero41 km
  2. Brenner motorwayBrennero → Bressanone50 km
  3. Pustertal roadBressanone → Dobbiaco66 km
  4. Cortina to Dobbiaco roadDobbiaco → Cortina d'Ampezzo33 km
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3 h 33184 km · Most scenicConfident drivers only

via Eores / Afers

Passo delle Erbe: partly single lane, passing places only

  1. Brenner motorway (A13, Austria)Innsbruck → Brennero41 km
  2. Brenner motorwayBrennero → Bressanone50 km
  3. Passo delle ErbeBressanone → San Martino in Badia45 km
  4. Val Badia roadSan Martino in Badia → San Cassiano18 km
  5. Passo ValparolaSan Cassiano → Passo Falzarego13 km
  6. Passo FalzaregoPasso Falzarego → Cortina d'Ampezzo17 km
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3 h 52203 km · AlternativeFine with care

via Ponte Gardena, Pieve di Livinallongo

No narrow or single-lane roads on this route.

  1. Brenner motorway (A13, Austria)Innsbruck → Brennero41 km
  2. Brenner motorwayBrennero → Ponte Gardena70 km
  3. Val Gardena roadPonte Gardena → Selva di Val Gardena23 km
  4. Passo GardenaSelva di Val Gardena → Corvara20 km
  5. Passo CampolongoCorvara → Arabba10 km
  6. Livinallongo roadArabba → Pieve di Livinallongo7 km
  7. Passo FalzaregoPieve di Livinallongo → Cortina d'Ampezzo32 km
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Campers and trailers: The recommended route also works with a camper. (≈ 190 km · 3 h 12)

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Times and distances are estimates for a normal car without stops. Planning aid only, not live data. Road signs and official traffic information always come first. In South Tyrol winter tyres or chains on board are required from 15 November to 15 April.

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