Dolomites

Region

Dolomites

Duration

8 days

Guided Status

Guided

Difficulty

N/A

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

Enjoy a cycling holiday without compromises in the Dolomites. Explore the Dolomites effortlessly on an leisure cycling hol...

Spectacular Climbs of the Dolomites

Taste of Dolomites, an E-bike tour

Hotel

Accommodation arrangements

Bike rental

EUR 1599

per person

A bike-only day in the Dolomites This old recipe of ladin heritage is the perfect way to refill the tank after a day up and down the Dolomites.
At a certain time of the day you might see the peaks around you getting pink.
No, it's not because you've burned out, it's a natural phenomenon called 'enrosadira', which literally means 'turning pink', derives from the Ladin word rosadüra or enrosadöra.
Puzzone - Italian colloquial for super stincky - is by far the most known local cheese.
Name comes from a popular radio broadcast during which this cheese, produced in the small town named Moena, was jokingly said to be the 'super stinky Moena cheese'.
With no shadow of a doubt The Three Peaks of Lavaredo are a must-ride in the Dolomites, representing one of the most important natural wonders in the world of mountaineering.
Ladin people have inhabited the valleys of Dolomites since the ancient times and because of the geographical isolation, this special culture has survived and kept alive its language and traditions.
Trentino and Dolomites are well known for their incredible network of cycling lanes.
By far the best region in Italy under this point of view.