A One-of-a-Kind Cycling Experience in the Dolomites
For the past 20 years, we’ve explored the Dolomites from east to west and north to south, both on skis and by bike. Colfosco has always been one of our favourite bases, with easy access to iconic routes around the Sella Ronda as well as the legendary roads towards Cortina.
On this trip, we’ll take on some of the Dolomites’ most famous climbs, including Giro d’Italia classics such as the Gavia and Falzarego Passes—challenging climbs where you can really test yourself. We’ll also mix in more relaxed days, such as a ride around Alpe di Siusi, giving you time to enjoy the scenery without every day being a race against the clock.
This is a road cycling experience designed for riders who enjoy sustained climbing, confident descending and spending full mornings in the saddle. Our support car provides a practical safety net throughout the trip, carrying extra layers, food and water, while also allowing us to adapt the route to the weather, road conditions and the group’s energy levels.
You’ll still earn every view from the saddle—we’ll just make sure you can enjoy the ride along the way.
Route atlas · 6 days
Six ways into the mountains.
Each day follows a distinct road rhythm. The support car lets us adapt the final plan to the weather, road conditions and the group’s energy.
01 · Opening route
Sella Ronda.
Begin with a classic circuit around the Sella massif, settling into the bikes, the group and the rhythm of climbing and descending together.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
02 · Pass road
Campolongo, Giau and Valparola.
A sustained pass day linking forested bends, open rock scenery and clear regroup points across three distinct climbs.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
03 · Long mountain day
Cortina and Tre Cime.
Ride from Valparola towards Cortina, Misurina and Tre Cime on a full day where pacing, company and support matter.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
04 · Scenic reset
Alpe di Siusi.
A shorter ride around the high meadows of Seiser Alm, leaving more time to take in the landscape between the bigger mountain days.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
05 · Mountain circuit
Passo delle Erbe to Gardena.
A broad circuit from Colfosco through Lajen and Ortisei, finishing over Passo Gardena with the week’s shared rhythm in place.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
06 · Final route
Gardena, Sella and Fedaia.
Close the trip with a final chain of celebrated passes before returning over Campolongo, with familiar wheels around you and the limestone peaks in view.
Route overview by Strava · The day may adapt to conditions and group energy.
Support car on the road
How the week works
Big rides with a practical safety net.
The road provides the challenge. Alps2Go keeps the moving parts close enough to adapt when the weather, the bike or the rider asks for a different choice.
01
Prepare
Start with a route briefing, weather check and the layers and supplies needed for the day.
02
Ride
Climb at a sustainable pace, regroup clearly and leave room for everyone to experience the road.
03
Adapt
Use the support vehicle and local decisions to respond when the plan needs to change.
Beyond the route line
A week measured in more than elevation.
There are road signs worth celebrating, quiet meadow kilometres and the easy conversation that arrives once the bikes are parked.
Start planning
Build your Dolomites basecamp.
Tell us who is riding, how your group climbs and what kind of week you want. We’ll help shape the routes, pace and support around the riders.
Ready to talk routes?
We’ll cover fitness, bike setup, daily rhythm and the role of the support car before the journey takes shape.