The Sella Massif, a plateau-shaped mountain range in the Italian Dolomites, is a well-known name among winter sports enthusiasts. Itis partially located in South Tyrol, Trentino, and Veneto, and its highest peak is Piz Boè, at 3,125 meters.

One of its best-known features is the Sellaronda, the most famousski circuit in the world. It requires a good level of fitness, as it takes at least six hours to complete its 40 km of slopes.