Over 190 km, more than 4500 meters of elevation gain, 7 passes in the Dolomites – this will leave many out of breath. And truly – this route demands everything from you.
From Sexten downhill to Innichen and onward to Toblach. Over Neutoblach into the Höhlenstein Valley to Schluderbach. After the "Gemärk" it goes down to Cortina d'Ampezzo. From Cortina up to the Falzarego Pass and down into the Buchenstein Valley. Via Colle Santa Lucia further towards Passo Giau and again down to Cortina d'Ampezzo. Now back up to Passo Tre Croci and on to Misurina. Up the panoramic road to the Auronzo Hut, on the south side of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Then ride back from there to Misurina and from Misurina through the Val d’Ansiei to Auronzo di Cadore. From there over the Passo Sant Antonio to Padola and up to the Kreuzberg Pass. From there downhill back to the starting point. Checkpoint 1: Falzarego Pass (2100 m) Checkpoint 2: Passo Giau (2240 m) Checkpoint 3: Rifugio Auronzo (2320 m) Checkpoint 4: Passo Sant Antonio (1490 m) Checkpoint 5: Kreuzberg Pass (1630 m)
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