Road cycling routes in the Dolomites

Überwiegend auf weniger befahrenen Straßen und Nebenwegen oder Radrouten aber (fast) immer auf Asphalt an einem Tag über die Alpen.

Classic itinerary that, with start and finish in Canazei, faces two of the Dolomites passes that are most loved and dreaded by cyclists: Fedaia and Pordoi.

The Sellaronda, or Tour of the Four Passes, is one of the most fulfilling cycling routes. A 66 km tour on road, with four mountain passes to climb, just as many Ladin valleys to cross and amazing Dolomites landscapes that fill your eyes.

Latemar tour that allows to cross over South Tyrol from Fassa and Fiemme, the Avisio valleys. Once passed Val di Stava, you conquer Pampeago Pass, at an altitude of 1.983 m, closed to traffic.

Panoramic route between Trentino and South Tyrol. You’ll pedal in the presence of Rosengarten, Sciliar, Sassopiatto, Sassolungo and Sella, facing in quick succession Costalunga, Nigra, Pinei and Sella passes.

Warm-up lap that, starting from Moena, faces in quick succession San Pellegrino and Valles passes. It retraces the summer version of Alpe Lusia - San Pellegrino ski tour, with suggestive landscapes on the Pale of San Martino, Paneveggio Lake and the hamlet of Bellamonte.

Long and challenging itinerary that, starting from Moena, faces San Pellegrino Pass. Long descent ‘till the village of Agordo, from where you go up again to conquer Cereda Pass. You cross over Primiero and then reach Rolle Pass, to eventually return to Predazzo.

It’s the Granfondo that, on the first Sunday of August, gathers on the roads of the Dolomites passes – closed to vehicular traffic for the occasion - 9.000 cyclists (professionals and amateurs) from over than 70 countries. 

Marcialonga Cycling Craft is the Granfondo on road that takes place yearly between end May and mid-June through the Avisio valleys, with start and finish in Predazzo, Val di Fiemme. The route begins pointing towards Val di Fassa.

The ascent to Pordoi Pass, several times stage finish of Giro d’Italia, is very regular, with an elevation development of 800 m, spread on a length of 12,8 km.