Bicycle Tours & Trips in The Dolomites
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10 best bicycle The Dolomites tours
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- Trans Dolomites Challenge
- Trans Dolomites Challenge
- Classic Climbs of the Giro (4 destinations)
- Mountain Biking in the Nature Parks of the Dolomites 7 Days
- Road Bike Tour Around the Dolomites 8 Days
- Star cycle Tour valley Cycle Paths Dolomites category B
- Dolomites Cycle path From Cortina to Brixen 7 Days
- Innsbruck - Verona
- Brixen – based in one hotel: Cycling in the Valleys of South Tyrol
- South Tyrol for families: From Merano to Lake Garda.
The most challenging Dolomites passes await, including Sella Ronda's four-pass circuit from Corvara. Routes master Passo Giau's steep gradients and Falzarego's scenic switchbacks. Cyclists rest at specialized hotels like Hotel Villa Alpina and Hotel Gran Ciasa with spa facilities.
Duration 8 days Destinations Ravascletto, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Corvara in Badia, Bolzano, Bormio Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Distance 121 mi Operator Eat Sleep Cycle From
- NZ$9,149
The iconic Dolomites passes stretch from Ravascletto through Cortina to Corvara. The legendary Sella Ronda circuit features four major climbs, while Passo Giau presents 11.7% gradients. Cyclists recover at specialized hotels like Hotel Gran Ciasa with recovery amenities.
Duration 8 days Destinations Ravascletto, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Corvara in Badia, Bolzano, Bormio Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Physical Rating Heart-pumping Distance 121 mi Operator Eat Sleep Cycle From
- NZ$9,149
The legendary Dolomites passes include the Sella Ronda circuit with four consecutive climbs. The route features Passo Giau's 9% gradient and Passo Falzarego's technical descent. Hotel Gran Ciasa's spa in Corvara provides luxury recovery between challenging rides.
Duration 7 days Destinations Corvara in Badia, Passo Gardena, Bormio Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Distance 78 mi Operator Eat Sleep Cycle From
- NZ$6,912
Duration 7 days Destinations Niederdorf, Kronplatz, Cortina d’Ampezzo Age Range Ages 16+ Operated in Only: German Distance 39 mi Operator ASI Reisen From
- NZ$1,625
Duration 8 days Destinations Hochpustertal, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Pieve di Cadore, Feltre, Trento, Bolzano, Brixen Age Range Ages 16+ Operated in Only: German Distance 185 mi Operator ASI Reisen From
- NZ$2,011
Duration 7 days Destinations Niederdorf, Bruneck, Sexten, Lienz, Cortina d’Ampezzo Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in Only: German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 126 mi Operator Feuer und Eis Touristik From
- NZ$2,011
Duration 7 days Destinations Cortina d’Ampezzo, Dobbiaco, Lienz, Bruneck, Brixen Age Range Ages 16+ Operated in Only: German Physical Rating Easy Distance 95 mi Operator ASI Reisen From
- NZ$2,178
Innsbruck - Verona
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Organisation was excellent. The supplied app was a bit clunky but once its rough edges had been understood it was ok.”
Philip, traveled in July
Well-marked paths lead from Brixen to Bolzano through the Dolomites. The route passes the Archaeological Museum housing Ötzi, continues through orchards to Appiano's wine village, and along Lake Caldaro. Salorno marks the transition from German to Italian culture along the scenic Adige Valley route.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Innsbruck, Brixen, Bolzano, Auer, Trento, Rivalta, Verona Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Easy Distance 139 mi Operator Eurobike 
A 7-day cycling route from Brixen winds beneath towering Dolomite peaks. The 205km journey through Bolzano and Puster Valley includes train transfers. Riders visit the Augustinian Abbey of Neustift and Lake Varna's Kneipp facility, returning nightly to Brixen.
No departure dates availableDuration 7 days Destinations Brixen, Bolzano, Brennero, Lago di Varna, Bruneck Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 120 mi Operator Eurobike 
South Tyrol's scenic 155km route begins in Merano's Mediterranean atmosphere. The path leads past Beseno Castle, through Bolzano's historic center, and along vineyard-lined paths to Torbole. Highlights include Nalser swimming pool, the mystical labyrinth garden in Tschrems, and pistachio gelato at gelateria Bologna in Mori.
No departure dates availableDuration 8 days Destinations Merano, Bolzano, Auer, Trento, Rovereto, Garda Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, German Physical Rating Moderate Distance 89 mi Operator Eurobike
What our customers ask about Bicycle Tours & Trips in The Dolomites
What are the most scenic cycling routes in the Dolomites?
The Dolomites offer varied routes for cyclists of all levels. The Sella Ronda circuit stands out as a favorite taking riders through four mountain passes: Gardena Campolongo Pordoi and Sella. Cyclists looking for vineyard views and cultural stops can take the Merano to Lake Garda route which winds past medieval towns. For those seeking a challenge the Passo Stelvio presents 48 hairpin turns. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The Sella Ronda was absolutely breathtaking - every turn revealed another stunning vista of the Dolomites' dramatic limestone peaks."
What type of accommodation can I expect on Dolomites bicycle tours?
Cyclists stay in 3 and 4-star hotels that cater specifically to riders' needs. The Hotel Gran Ciasa in Corvara provides spa services for post-ride recovery while Villa Laurus in Merano welcomes guests with Mediterranean gardens. The Hotel San Lorenzo in Bormio focuses on cyclist amenities. A TourRadar traveler mentioned "The accommodation was great throughout the tour with hotels perfectly positioned to access the best cycling routes and offering excellent recovery facilities."
What's the best time of year for cycling in the Dolomites?
The cycling season spans April to October with the best conditions from June through September. Southern valleys near Merano and Bolzano become accessible earlier in spring. Higher elevations like Passo Stelvio at 2757m work best in mid-summer. September brings good weather and fewer crowds. As shared by a TourRadar reviewer: "We had perfect weather in September with clear skies for enjoying the spectacular mountain views and comfortable temperatures for climbing the passes."
What are the typical daily cycling distances and elevation gains in The Dolomites bicycle tours?
Daily routes cover between 45 and 112 kilometers. The Cortina d'Ampezzo to Corvara stretch runs 69.1 km with 2463m of climbing. More ambitious riders can tackle the Mortirolo & Gavia stage: 112 km with 3193m elevation gain. For a moderate day the Sella Ronda loop covers 51.7 km gaining 685m across four passes. TourRadar travelers particularly praise the well-planned daily distances with one noting "the route planning was perfect allowing us to really experience the majesty of the Dolomites without being completely exhausted."
What's included in typical Dolomites bicycle tour packages?
Standard packages cover accommodations daily breakfast luggage transfers route materials with GPS navigation and local support. The Merano to Lake Garda tour provides 7 nights in 3-4 star hotels including Villa Laurus along with breakfast luggage transport and detailed guides. A TourRadar reviewer noted: "Everything was well-organized - from the excellent hotels to the detailed route guides and smooth luggage transfers between locations."
How challenging are the mountain passes in the Dolomites?
The passes range from moderate to difficult. Sella Ronda passes maintain 6-7% gradients over 6-10km distances. The steeper Passo Stelvio rises 1800m across 25km averaging 7.4%. Most tours provide alternative routes or support vehicles for riders who need them. As one TourRadar traveler described: "The passes were challenging but manageable with proper pacing and the views from the top made every pedal stroke worthwhile."