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Latemar Extended Tour
Extended Latemar Tour – Predazzo – Obereggen – Lake Carezza – Nova Levante – Costalunga Pass – Moena A complete and highly scenic e-MTB tour combining the classic Latemar loop with a longer and more spectacular route through Obereggen, Lake Carezza, Nova Levante and Costalunga Pass. The itinerary is extremely varied, featuring cycle paths, forest roads, high-altitude sections and the possibility of riding the enjoyable King Laurin Trail, one of the longest and most accessible trails in the area. 📍 Starting point: Canazei–Predazzo cycle path The exact meeting point will be agreed with the participants according to organisational requirements. From here, the tour follows the cycle path towards Predazzo, offering a pleasant and gradual warm-up. ⛰️ 1. Cycle path → Predazzo → Obereggen After reaching Predazzo, the route continues towards Obereggen, gradually entering the Latemar mountain environment. Smooth and enjoyable approach Steady climbs, ideal for e-MTBs Increasingly wide views of the Latemar massif ⛰️ 2. Obereggen → Latemar Loop → Lake Carezza From Obereggen, the tour enters its main alpine section, following the scenic route around the Latemar before reaching Lake Carezza. Gravel and forest roads in a beautiful alpine setting Excellent views of the Latemar A visit to one of the most famous and picturesque locations in the Dolomites ⛰️ 3. Lake Carezza → Nova Levante → King Laurin Trail From Lake Carezza, the route descends towards Nova Levante, where it joins the King Laurin route. Those who wish can also ride the King Laurin Trail, an easy, flowing and enjoyable trail, particularly suitable for riders who want to experience a real MTB trail without facing overly technical sections. It is one of the longest trails in the area and one of the most entertaining parts of the entire tour. ⛰️ 4. Nova Levante → Costalunga Pass → Moena After the trail, the tour continues at altitude towards Costalunga Pass through an open and highly scenic mountain environment. From the pass, the route descends towards Moena before returning to the starting point along the cycle path. 🔧 Route characteristics Type: scenic alpine loop tour Surface: cycle paths, forest roads, gravel tracks and trails Difficulty: medium Trail: easy and enjoyable Highlights: Predazzo Obereggen Latemar Loop Lake Carezza Nova Levante King Laurin Route and Trail Costalunga Pass Moena ⚠️ Important information The exact meeting point will be agreed before the tour Riding the King Laurin Trail is optional Good battery range and suitable physical preparation are required The route may be changed according to weather, trail conditions and the ability of the group The tour is long, but technically accessible to riders with good e-MTB handling skills - S1 / max S2
Falcade passo Valles passo Lusia passo San Pellegrino
Falcade – Rifugio Laresei – Passo Valles – Bellamonte – Rifugio Lusia – Passo San Pellegrino – return A complete, scenic and varied alpine tour connecting Falcade with Passo Valles, Bellamonte, Rifugio Lusia and Passo San Pellegrino. An ideal e-bike route featuring steady climbs, wide Dolomites views, forest roads and enjoyable descents. 📍 Starting point: Falcade The tour starts in Falcade, using the lift to reach the Rifugio Laresei area. This reduces the initial elevation gain and allows the tour to begin immediately in a spectacular open alpine environment. ⛰️ 1. Falcade → Rifugio Laresei The lift quickly takes us to higher altitude, where the tour begins in one of the most scenic areas of the valley. Wide views of the surrounding Dolomites An easier and strategically placed starting point Immediate access to a beautiful alpine environment ⛰️ 2. Rifugio Laresei → Passo Valles → Bellamonte From Rifugio Laresei, the route continues towards Passo Valles before descending in the direction of Bellamonte. Terrain: alpine gravel roads, forest tracks and panoramic sections Environment: open terrain at higher altitude, becoming more wooded towards the valley Feeling: smooth, varied and highly rewarding riding ⛰️ 3. Bellamonte → Rifugio Lusia From Bellamonte, the route climbs towards Rifugio Lusia through a beautiful natural environment with excellent mountain views. The climb is steady and particularly suitable for e-bikes, with several scenic viewpoints and the possibility of stopping at the mountain hut. ⛰️ 4. Rifugio Lusia → Passo San Pellegrino → Falcade From Rifugio Lusia, the tour continues towards Passo San Pellegrino. A lift is used here before completing the final section of the route and returning to Falcade. Impressive views of the Dolomites Enjoyable and scenic alpine riding A complete and well-balanced return route 🔧 Route characteristics Type: scenic alpine tour Surface: gravel roads, forest tracks and well-established alpine trails Difficulty: medium Highlights: Rifugio Laresei Passo Valles Bellamonte Rifugio Lusia Passo San Pellegrino ⚠️ Important information The tour includes the use of mountain lifts Lift tickets are not included and must be paid separately Lift prices and operating times must be confirmed Weather conditions can change rapidly at high altitude Suitable equipment and sufficient battery range are recommended - S0–S1 Distance: to be confirmed Elevation gain: to be confirmed Duration: approximately 5–6 hours Date: 04/08/2026 Availability: 14 / 15 Price: €50.00 Location: Falcade, Belluno Minimum age: 14 years WHAT IS INCLUDED Certified guide Basic accident insurance Basic technical support Basic mechanical assistance Photos of the tour
Val Venegia - Paneveggio - Bellamonte - Alpe Lusia - Lusia Hut - Sentiero Marcio - Return
Val Venegia – Paneveggio – Bellamonte – Alpe Lusia – Lusia Hut – Sentiero Marcio – return A complete and highly scenic route linking Val Venegia with the Bellamonte and Alpe Lusia area, offering a successful mix of forest roads, open landscapes, and more alpine sections. Ideal for eBike riders looking for a long, varied, and visually rewarding tour. 📍 Start: Val Venegia / Paneveggio area The first part of the ride develops between the open landscapes of Val Venegia and the monumental forests of Paneveggio, in a natural setting of outstanding quality. ⛰️ 1. Val Venegia → Paneveggio → Bellamonte The route follows smooth and enjoyable tracks through woods, meadows, and open terrain. Terrain: forest roads and compact gravel Scenery: wide alpine views and glimpses of the Pale group Feeling: flowing and progressive ⛰️ 2. Bellamonte → Alpe Lusia → Lusia Hut From Bellamonte, the route climbs toward Alpe Lusia and then to Lusia Hut. Wide and scenic alpine environment Steady climb with strong visual reward Excellent section to fully enjoy the eBike experience ⛰️ 3. Lusia Hut → Sentiero Marcio → return The final part crosses Sentiero Marcio and leads back along scenic and enjoyable tracks. Alternating smooth sections and slightly more technical passages Rewarding descent Very complete tour from a landscape perspective 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic alpine loop Terrain: forest roads, alpine gravel roads, and beaten trails Difficulty: medium / moderately challenging Highlights: Val Venegia Paneveggio Alpe Lusia and Lusia Hut Sentiero Marcio ⚠️ Important Notes Long tour requiring good energy and battery management Some sections may require decent riding skills The route takes place in an alpine environment with rapidly changing weather - S1 / max S2
Falcade - Laresei Hut - Passo Valles - Paneveggio - Malga Bocche - Return
Falcade – Laresei Hut – Passo Valles – Paneveggio – Malga Bocche – return A varied and panoramic alpine tour linking Falcade with Passo Valles and the Paneveggio area, reaching some of the most beautiful places between Belluno and Trentino. This route is perfect for eBikes, with steady climbs, wide views, and a great variety of terrain. 📍 Start: Falcade The tour starts in Falcade and uses the lift system to reach the Laresei Hut sector, optimizing the first elevation gain and making the route more enjoyable and scenic from the very beginning. ⛰️ 1. Falcade → Laresei Hut Thanks to the lift, you quickly gain altitude and enter a wide-open and scenic alpine environment. Wide views over the surrounding peaks Strategic and easier start Excellent beginning for a medium-level eBike tour ⛰️ 2. Laresei Hut → Passo Valles → Paneveggio From Laresei Hut, the route continues toward Passo Valles and then to Paneveggio. Terrain: alpine gravel roads, forest roads, and panoramic sections Environment: open high-altitude terrain followed by woodland areas Feeling: flowing, varied, and highly rewarding ⛰️ 3. Paneveggio → Malga Bocche → return The second part of the tour reaches Malga Bocche in a very scenic natural setting before returning toward Falcade. Panoramic rolling alpine terrain Pleasant and enjoyable descent Complete and balanced return 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic alpine loop Terrain: gravel roads, forest tracks, and compact alpine sections Difficulty: medium Highlights: Laresei Hut Passo Valles Paneveggio Malga Bocche ⚠️ Important Notes Lift system is used on this route Lift ticket cost: €10 Mountain weather can change quickly Proper equipment and good battery autonomy are recommended - S0–S1
Val Venegia - Venegiota - Baita Segantini - Malga Juribello - Paneveggio - Return
Val Venegia – Val Venegiota – Baita Segantini – Malga Juribello – Paneveggio – return A spectacular route in the heart of the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Natural Park, ideal for eBikes and perfect for riders looking for wide alpine views, open landscapes, and a complete mountain tour. 📍 Start: Paneveggio / Passo Rolle area The route immediately enters the beautiful Val Venegia, one of the most scenic valleys in the Dolomites, dominated by the Pale di San Martino peaks. ⛰️ 1. Val Venegia → Val Venegiota The first section follows smooth valley roads through meadows, sparse woods, and wide-open landscapes. Terrain: well-maintained gravel and forest roads Scenery: Pale di San Martino always in view Feeling: wide, bright, and relaxing ⛰️ 2. Val Venegiota → Baita Segantini The route then climbs toward Baita Segantini, one of the most iconic panoramic points in the area. Magnificent alpine environment Steady climb, ideal for eBike Spectacular views over the Pale peaks and high-altitude pastures ⛰️ 3. Baita Segantini → Malga Juribello → Paneveggio From the upper section, the route returns via Malga Juribello and then heads back toward Paneveggio. Alternating scenic stretches and forest sections Smooth and enjoyable descent Great variety of landscapes 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic alpine loop Terrain: forest roads, gravel roads, and compact pasture sections Difficulty: medium Highlights: Val Venegia and Val Venegiota Baita Segantini Malga Juribello extraordinary natural scenery ⚠️ Important Notes The tour takes place in an alpine environment with wind exposure and rapidly changing weather Good battery management is required Proper technical equipment is recommended - S0–S1
Road of Heroes - Achille Papa Hut - Italian Tooth - Ossuary - Scarubbi Return
Road of Heroes – Achille Papa Hut – Italian Tooth Chapel – Ossuary – return via Scarubbi Road A highly scenic and historic route crossing some of the most symbolic places of the Pasubio massif. This tour combines alpine scenery, First World War history, and spectacular military roads, making it ideal for eBike riders. 📍 Start: Passo Xomo / Pian delle Fugazze The ride starts toward the famous Road of Heroes, one of the most iconic routes of the Pasubio area. The climb is steady and panoramic on well-ridable gravel, with spectacular openings over the surrounding valleys. ⛰️ 1. Road of Heroes → Achille Papa Hut The first section leads to Achille Papa Hut, a historic and panoramic landmark of Pasubio. Terrain: gravel military road Scenery: wide views over the Little Dolomites and Pasubio massif Feeling: progressive, historic, and highly scenic ⛰️ 2. Achille Papa Hut → Italian Tooth Chapel → Ossuary From the hut, the route continues toward the Italian Tooth Chapel and the ossuary area, one of the most impressive places of the entire massif. Open rocky alpine environment Strong historical and scenic value Rideable sections mixed with a few slower passages ⛰️ 3. Return via Scarubbi Road The return follows the Scarubbi Road, another historic track of great interest. Long scenic descent Variable but generally smooth terrain Very rewarding alpine return 🔧 Route Features Type: historic panoramic loop Terrain: military roads, alpine gravel, and rocky sections Difficulty: medium Highlights: Road of Heroes Achille Papa Hut First World War landmarks spectacular return via Scarubbi ⚠️ Important Notes The route takes place in an alpine environment with rapidly changing weather Good bike control is recommended on rocky surfaces Proper equipment and a well-maintained bike are mandatory - S0–S1
Vigo di Fassa - Vajolet Hut - Return
Vigo di Fassa – Vajolet Hut – return 🏔️ Overview An iconic tour in the heart of the Catinaccio massif, fully rideable without using lift systems. This route is ideal for eBikes and allows you to reach one of the most spectacular mountain huts in the Dolomites, located at the foot of the Vajolet Towers. 📍 Start: Vigo di Fassa The tour starts in Vigo di Fassa, immediately entering an alpine environment along forest roads that climb steadily through the woods. ⛰️ 1. Vigo di Fassa → Gardeccia The first section leads toward the Gardeccia basin. Terrain: well-maintained forest road Climb: steady and manageable with an eBike Environment: forest with panoramic openings ⛰️ 2. Gardeccia → Vajolet Hut From Gardeccia, the route continues toward the Vajolet Hut. More open alpine environment Spectacular views of the Vajolet Towers and Catinaccio massif Final section slightly steeper and more demanding This is the most iconic point of the tour. ⛰️ 3. Descent → return to Vigo di Fassa The return follows the same route. Long and enjoyable descent Fast gravel sections Optional short technical variations Return to Vigo di Fassa completing the route. 🔧 Route Features Type: out-and-back alpine tour Terrain: forest roads and alpine gravel tracks Difficulty: medium Highlights: Vajolet Hut and Vajolet Towers authentic Dolomite environment 100% rideable route perfect for eBike ⚠️ Important Notes No lift systems are used Good battery management is required Mountain weather can change quickly Proper equipment is mandatory - S1 / max S2
Canazei - City of Stones - Ortisei - Saltria - Duron - Val Duron - Canazei
Canazei – City of Stones – Ortisei – Saltria – Duron – Val Duron – Canazei 🏔️ Overview A complete and spectacular tour linking some of the most iconic places between Val di Fassa, Val Gardena, Alpe di Siusi, and Val Duron. It is a perfect eBike route, full of Dolomite scenery, smooth riding sections, and rewarding descents. 📍 Start: Canazei The route starts in Canazei and climbs toward Passo Sella / the City of Stones, immediately entering a majestic Dolomite landscape. ⛰️ 1. Canazei → City of Stones → Ortisei The first part of the tour offers extraordinary views of Sassolungo and the Sella group. Terrain: alpine roads, forest tracks, and easy trails Scenery: among the most iconic in the Dolomites Feeling: scenic and immersive ⛰️ 2. Ortisei → Saltria From Ortisei, the route continues toward Saltria, entering the wide open spaces of Alpe di Siusi. Flowing route Open and bright alpine plateaus Ideal for a scenic and relaxed ride ⛰️ 3. Saltria → Passo Duron From Saltria, the trail climbs toward Passo Duron. Wilder and more alpine environment Steady but demanding climb Great scenic reward ⛰️ 4. Val Duron → return to Canazei From Passo Duron, the descent begins along Val Duron, one of the most beautiful and fun sections of the tour. Mix of fast gravel stretches and more technical sections Long and rewarding descent Natural return toward Campitello / Canazei 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic Dolomite loop Terrain: forest roads, gravel tracks, beaten trails, and alpine sections Difficulty: medium / moderately challenging Highlights: City of Stones Ortisei and Alpe di Siusi climb to Passo Duron beautiful descent through Val Duron ⚠️ Important Notes Long tour requiring good energy and battery management Mountain weather can change quickly Technical clothing and a well-maintained bike are required - S1 / max S2
Corvara - Ortisei - Resciesa - Saltria - Corvara
Corvara – Ortisei – Resciesa - Seceda – Corvara 🏔️ Overview A highly scenic alpine route connecting Alta Badia with Val Gardena, reaching Ortisei and the spectacular Resciesa area. It is an ideal eBike tour with alpine climbs, long panoramic traverses, and enjoyable descents in a stunning Dolomite environment. 📍 Start: Corvara The tour starts in Corvara and heads toward Val Gardena, following forest roads and scenic sections that gradually lead into one of the most beautiful Dolomite landscapes. ⛰️ 1. Corvara → Ortisei The first section leads toward Ortisei. Terrain: flowing forest roads and gravel tracks Scenery: open valleys and views of the Dolomite peaks Feeling: progressive and scenic ⛰️ 2. Ortisei → Resciesa From Ortisei, the route climbs toward Resciesa by cable train, one of the most suggestive panoramic points in the area. Wide and spectacular alpine environment Steady climb, ideal for eBike Incredible views over the Odle range and surrounding ridgelines ⛰️ 3. Return to Corvara by Saltria and Selva Val Gardena. The return follows panoramic itineraries with smooth sections and some slightly more technical parts, always maintaining high scenic value. 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic alpine connecting tour Terrain: forest roads, gravel tracks, and beaten trails Difficulty: medium Highlights: Resciesa and its spectacular views connection between Alta Badia and Val Gardena perfect for eBike very scenic route ⚠️ Important Notes The route develops in an alpine environment and requires good battery autonomy Proper equipment for changing weather is recommended Some sections may require decent riding skills - S1 / max S2
Sellaronda Counterclockwise - Corvara
Sellaronda MTB Counterclockwise – from Corvara 🏔️ Overview The counterclockwise Sellaronda MTB Tour starting from Corvara is a classic Dolomite route, perfect for riders who want to experience a full loop around the Sella group directly from Alta Badia. 📍 Start: Corvara (Alta Badia) The tour starts in Corvara and immediately reaches some of the most beautiful sections of the Sellaronda. Lift systems help optimize elevation gain and make the route ideal for eBike or assisted MTB riding. ⛰️ 1. Passo Gardena → Val Gardena The first section leads toward Passo Gardena, one of the most panoramic points of the entire tour. Open Dolomite views Well-maintained and enjoyable trails Mix of flow and more technical sections Descent toward Val Gardena. ⛰️ 2. Passo Sella → Val di Fassa The route continues toward Passo Sella, crossing spectacular terrain dominated by Sassolungo. Varied and scenic terrain Singletrack and gravel roads Immersive alpine feeling Descent toward Canazei / Val di Fassa. ⛰️ 3. Passo Pordoi → Arabba From Val di Fassa, the trail continues toward Passo Pordoi and then to Arabba. Views of the Marmolada Fast and rewarding sections Excellent mix of scenery and riding ⛰️ 4. Passo Campolongo → return to Corvara Final section returning to Corvara through Passo Campolongo. Forest trails and open landscapes Balanced and scenic loop closure Great ending to the tour 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic MTB loop Terrain: forest tracks, gravel roads, beaten trails, and singletrack Difficulty: medium / moderately challenging Highlights: strategic start from Corvara continuous Dolomite views lift-assisted climbing varied and iconic route ⚠️ Important Notes Some sections require trail-riding experience Mountain weather can change quickly Proper equipment and a well-maintained bike are mandatory - S1 / max S2
Sellaronda Clockwise - Corvara
Sellaronda MTB Clockwise – from Corvara 🏔️ Overview The clockwise Sellaronda MTB Tour starting from Corvara is one of the most iconic routes in the Dolomites. The trail loops around the Sella massif, crossing alpine passes, spectacular valleys, and panoramic MTB trails, with a perfect mix of flow, technique, and scenery. 📍 Start: Corvara (Alta Badia) The tour starts in Corvara, in the heart of Alta Badia, an ideal location to immediately experience the Dolomites. Thanks to the lift systems, you quickly gain elevation and avoid the hardest climbing sections. ⛰️ 1. Passo Campolongo → Arabba The first section leads toward Passo Campolongo and then to Arabba. Terrain: flowing trails and forest tracks Scenery: open views of the Sella group and Ladin valleys Feeling: smooth and progressive start ⛰️ 2. Passo Pordoi → Val di Fassa The route continues toward Passo Pordoi, offering stunning views of the Marmolada and surrounding Dolomite slopes. Long scenic sections Mix of gravel roads and beaten trails Pleasant descent into Val di Fassa ⛰️ 3. Passo Sella → Val Gardena From Val di Fassa, the trail climbs toward Passo Sella, one of the iconic points of the tour. Spectacular views of Sassolungo and the Sella group Very scenic alpine trails Fun and varied riding sections Descent toward Val Gardena. ⛰️ 4. Passo Gardena → return to Corvara Final section of the loop returning to Alta Badia through Passo Gardena. Continuous Dolomite scenery Well-maintained trails Full loop return to Corvara 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic MTB loop Terrain: forest roads, gravel roads, beaten trails, and singletrack Difficulty: medium / moderately challenging Highlights: unique Dolomite views iconic route around the Sella massif lift-assisted climbing variety of terrain and landscapes ⚠️ Important Notes Some sections require good riding skills The route takes place in an alpine environment with changing weather conditions Proper equipment and a well-maintained bike are mandatory - S1 / S2 with some S3 parts
Sellaronda Clockwise
Sellaronda MTB Counterclockwise – from Canazei 🏔️ Overview The Sellaronda MTB Tour counterclockwise is one of the most spectacular routes in the Dolomites. It loops around the Sella massif, crossing four alpine passes and three valleys, with constantly changing and breathtaking views. 📍 Start: Canazei (Val di Fassa) The tour starts in Canazei, a charming alpine village surrounded by dramatic peaks. Thanks to lift systems, you quickly gain elevation, avoiding long climbs. ⛰️ 1. Passo Sella → Val Gardena The tour begins with an assisted ascent to Passo Sella. From here, you immediately enter a scenic descent into Val Gardena. Terrain: flowy trails and singletrack Scenery: Sassolungo and the Sella group Feeling: smooth, fun, and immersive ⛰️ 2. Passo Gardena → Alta Badia You continue toward Passo Gardena, one of the most iconic viewpoints of the tour. Stunning Dolomite views Well-maintained, fun trails Mix of fast and technical sections Then descend toward Corvara in Alta Badia. ⛰️ 3. Passo Campolongo → Arabba From Corvara, you climb (often via lifts) toward Passo Campolongo. More technical but still accessible trails Forest sections and open landscapes Great balance of flow and control Descent toward Arabba through wild alpine terrain. ⛰️ 4. Passo Pordoi → return to Canazei Final section: climb toward Passo Pordoi and return to Val di Fassa. Views of the Marmolada Long flowy sections Wide, rewarding final descent - S1 / S2 with some S3 parts
Sellaronda C-Clockwise
Sellaronda MTB Counterclockwise – from Canazei 🏔️ Overview The Sellaronda MTB Tour counterclockwise is one of the most spectacular routes in the Dolomites. It loops around the Sella massif, crossing four alpine passes and three valleys, offering constantly changing and breathtaking views. 📍 Start: Canazei (Val di Fassa) The tour starts in Canazei, a charming alpine village surrounded by towering peaks. Thanks to lift systems, you quickly gain elevation, avoiding long climbs. ⛰️ 1. Passo Sella → Val Gardena The tour begins with an assisted ascent to Passo Sella. From here, a scenic descent leads into Val Gardena. Terrain: flowy trails and singletrack Scenery: Sassolungo and the Sella group Feeling: smooth and fun ⛰️ 2. Passo Gardena → Alta Badia You continue toward Passo Gardena, one of the most iconic viewpoints. Stunning Dolomite views Well-maintained trails Mix of fast and technical sections Descent toward Corvara in Alta Badia. ⛰️ 3. Passo Campolongo → Arabba From Corvara, you climb toward Passo Campolongo. More technical but accessible trails Forest sections and open landscapes Great balance of flow and control Descent toward Arabba. ⛰️ 4. Passo Pordoi → return to Canazei Final section: climb toward Passo Pordoi and return to Val di Fassa. Views of the Marmolada Long flowy sections Wide, rewarding final descent - S1 / S2 with some S3 parts
Sassolungo Round Tour
From Canazei / Campitello – Passo Sella – Saltria – Passo Duron – Val Duron A spectacular eBike tour in the heart of the Dolomites, offering breathtaking views of the Sassolungo and Sassopiatto groups, combining lift access, scenic alpine roads, and exciting descents. The ride starts from Canazei / Campitello di Fassa, using the Col Rodella cable car to quickly gain elevation and reach one of the most iconic panoramic points in Val di Fassa. From here, the route continues towards Passo Sella, surrounded by stunning Dolomite landscapes. The tour then follows panoramic trails towards Saltria, crossing wide alpine plateaus and forest roads with open views over the Alpe di Siusi. This section is flowing and scenic, perfect for enjoying the full eBike experience. From Saltria, the route climbs up to Passo Duron, one of the most suggestive parts of the tour. The scenery becomes wilder and more alpine, with a steady but manageable climb thanks to the eBike. From the pass, the descent begins along Val Duron, one of the most enjoyable sections of the tour, featuring fast gravel stretches mixed with more technical sections, variable terrain, and steeper gradients. The route finishes by returning to Campitello di Fassa, completing a full loop around the Sassopiatto. 🔧 Route Features Type: panoramic loop tour Terrain: gravel roads, forest tracks, short trail sections Difficulty: medium / moderately challenging Highlights: stunning Dolomite views lift-assisted elevation gain varied terrain technical descent in Val Duron ⚠️ Important Notes Some descents require good riding skills The route takes place in an alpine environment with changing weather conditions Proper equipment and a well-maintained bike are mandatory - S1 / max S2