2014-06-14

Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy

Forcella Lavardet is a high mountain pass in the Dolomites-Alps range, at an elevation of 1.542m or 5,000 ft above sea level, located in Vigo di Cadore, Italy. Laid here one of the most dangerous steep and dangerous roads in the world. High Alpine Road Forcella Lavardet has 14 sharp turns that seem to lie on one another, gradually climbing up to the top of the pass. And without that dangerous road damaged by landslides, it is not covered with asphalt and gravel. 

Forcella Lavardet | Dolomites

Forcella Lavardet | Dolomites


After a series of accidents on the road pass, Forsell Lavardet was closed to motorists. Now it is a popular route for cyclists and hikers. Even though all the danger from the road looks very interesting and even beautiful, quietly traveling in alpine serpentine Forsell Lavardet can enjoy stunning views over the picturesque nature of the Italian Alps. Despite all the variety of modern equipment and advanced technology, the designer's roads have no other options. Roads in the mountains are famous for their sharp hairpin turns and often are particularly picturesque.

The most dangerous steep and dangerous roads in the world

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Forcella Lavardet | Dolomites
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The most dangerous steep and dangerous roads in the world
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The most dangerous steep and dangerous roads in the world
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Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy
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Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy
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Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy
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Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy
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Forcella Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy — Map

Fork Lavardet Mountain Pass, Italy
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Source —  Italiaoutdoors | Wikipedia

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