Dolomites
Home to some of the most epic rides in Europe, and a favorite spot of the pros.
The Italian Dolomites, nestled in the northern Alps, are a legendary destination for cyclists drawn to breathtaking alpine scenery and iconic mountain passes. With their dramatic limestone peaks, winding roads, and picturesque villages, the Dolomites offer a perfect blend of natural beauty and cycling challenge.
Riders can test their limits on famous climbs like the Passo dello Stelvio, Passo Pordoi, and Passo Giau, all while soaking in views that are nothing short of spectacular. Whether you're a seasoned road cyclist chasing the routes of the Giro d'Italia or simply looking to immerse yourself in serene mountain landscapes, the Dolomites deliver an unforgettable cycling experience in one of Europe's most awe-inspiring settings.
Best time to visit
Plan your cycling adventure during the optimal seasons for the best experience.
The Dolomites have an alpine climate with cold winters and mild summers. The best time to visit for cycling is during summer (June - September) when the high mountain passes are clear of snow and the weather is generally stable.
Spring (May) and early autumn (October) can also be good times to visit, but some high-altitude passes may still be closed due to snow. Weather can be unpredictable in the mountains, so always check conditions before heading out.
Winter months are generally not suitable for cycling due to snow and cold temperatures, though some lower-altitude routes may be accessible during mild periods.
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