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Trans Dolomites Challenge (6 destinations)

8 days
From Ravascletto to Bormio
5.0 (1 review)
Trans Dolomites Challenge (6 destinations) - Eat Sleep Cycle

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Bicycle
Pedal through scenic landscapes on two wheels
Fully Guided
An experienced guide will be with you for the entire tour
High Intensity
Travelers should be in very good physical condition and expect continuous demanding activities
Guided in English
Other languages on request: Spanish
Group Size 1 - 100
Ages 18+
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Itinerary

  1. Intro

    Introduction

  2. Day 1

    Ravascletto

    Ravascletto
    Meals
    Lunch (Light lunch upon arrival at the hotel), Dinner (Welcome evening meal hosted by the hotel)

    Included Activities

    • Warm-up ride in Ravascletto valley (41 km, 1702 m elevation gain)

    Optional Activities

    • Zoncolan climb (10.8 km, 11.7% average gradient, 23.3% max gradient)
    Landmarks
    Zoncolan
  3. Day 2

    Ravascletto to Cortina d'Ampezzo

    Ravascletto to Cortina d'Ampezzo
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Point-to-point ride Ravascletto to Cortina d'Ampezzo (94.9 km, 2602 m elevation gain)
    • Sella Campigotto climb (29 km, 4.3% average gradient)
    • Passo Tre Croci climb
    Landmarks
    Sella Campigotto
    Passo Tre Croci
    Cortina d'Ampezzo
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  4. Day 3

    Cortina d'Ampezzo to Corvara

    Cortina d'Ampezzo to Corvara
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Point-to-point ride Cortina d'Ampezzo to Corvara (69.1 km, 2463 m elevation gain)
    • Passo Giau climb
    • Passo Falzarego climb
    • Passo Valparola climb
    • Mur di Giat climb (400 m, 12% average gradient, 19% max gradient)
    Landmarks
    Passo Giau
    Passo Falzarego
    Passo Valparola
    Mur di Giat
    Corvara
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  5. Day 4

    Corvara

    Corvara
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Sella Ronda circuit (51.7 km, 685 m elevation gain)
    • Passo Campolongo climb
    • Passo Pordoi climb
    • Passo Sella climb
    • Passo Gardena climb
    Landmarks
    Passo Campolongo
    Passo Pordoi
    Passo Sella
    Passo Gardena
  6. Day 5

    Corvara to Bolzano

    Corvara to Bolzano
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Point-to-point ride Corvara to Bolzano (81.5 km, 1681 m elevation gain)
    • Passo Gardena climb (10 km, 7% gradient)
    Landmarks
    Passo Gardena
    Ponte Gardena
    Bolzano
  7. Day 6

    Bolzano to Bormio

    Bolzano to Bormio
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner

    Included Activities

    • Ride from Lasa to Stelvio (56.9 km, 1945 m elevation gain)
    • Passo Stelvio climb (25 km, 7.4% average gradient, 11% max gradient, 48 hairpin bends)
    • Hot food service at Stelvio summit
    Landmarks
    Passo Stelvio
    Lasa
    Prato Allo Stelvio
    Bormio
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  8. Day 7

    Bormio

    Bormio
    Meals
    Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch en route), Dinner (Farewell evening meal)

    Included Activities

    • Ride Mortirolo and Gavia circuit (112 km, 3193 m elevation gain)
    • Passo Mortirolo climb (12 km, over 10% average gradient)
    • Passo Gavia climb (18 km, 8% average gradient, 12% max gradient)
    Landmarks
    Passo Mortirolo
    Passo Gavia
    Mazzo di Valtellina
    Monno
    Ponte di Legno
  9. Day 8

    Bormio Departure

    Bormio Departure
    Meals
    Breakfast

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  • ALEXANDER5.0October 2023
    The route was frankly ridiculous, way to long ,the way I made it was by not doing gravel, but state roads,not what I...
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  • J

    Jade

    Asked on December 31st, 2023

    do you have e-bikes for this tour and what is the cost?

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    • Eat Sleep CycleOperatorWritten January 2024

      Yes, we have e-bikes available to rent for the trip. An e-bike rental starts from €60 per day, depending on your choice of spec.

  • K

    Kenneth

    Asked on September 20th, 2023

    Do you have bikes for rent?

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    • Eat Sleep CycleOperatorWritten September 2023

      Yes, we rent bikes. We have a 600 bike fleet. Entry/Mid/high level bikes. Which kind of bike are you looking for?

    • K

      Kenneth

      TravelerWritten September 2023

      Thanks for your quick response. I'm not sure and would want your recommendation. It in part depends upon the terrain such as paved vs. trail. I historically am a marathon runner and am new to biking. If you are familiar, to give you a reference point, I biked the flume trail at Lake Tahoe and the white rim trail in Moab Utah. I bought myself a very nice e mountain bike to ride local trails. This would be a trip with my children to celebrate my 75th birthday. So, road bike? Mountain bike? Either way, ebike option? Your recommendation?

    • Eat Sleep CycleOperatorWritten September 2023

      This is very good option if you like riding in the mountains. This Tours is for road bikes. How old are your children? Do they cycle frequently?

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