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• Dolomites Italy

Monumental Dolomites

• Level Intermediate +
• Duration 8 days / 7 nights
• Riders (max) 8
• Region Europe
• Price (per person) £2,620 / €3,144 / $3,537

TOWERING PEAKS AND ALPINE MEADOWS.

The monumental Dolomites have drawn climbers to this region of Italy for hundreds of years. Now, thanks to the hard work of local riders, mountain bikers are also gravitating to these impressive mountains, lured by the promise of the world’s most picturesque trails.

Your local guide for this adventure is not only a professional MTB guide, but also a local hero who can be found building trails, and in winter skiing some of the toughest routes in the Dolomites.

He’ll also take you on his version of the Sella Ronda: 110 km of trails with 7000m of descent, characterising this unforgettable mountain biking experience in the Dolomites.

To find out if this intermediate+ MTB tour in the Dolomites, Italy is right for you, read more on the skill and fitness levels required .

Tour Flavour

2024 tour dates.

• 22 June 2024 - 29 June 2024 7 spaces left Book Now
• 29 June 2024 - 6 July 2024 Trip full
• 24 August 2024 - 31 August 2024 1 spaces left Book Now
• 31 August 2024 - 7 September 2024 Trip full
• 7 September 2024 - 14 September 2024 6 spaces left Book Now
• 14 September 2024 - 21 September 2024 Trip full

• Discover remote trail gems, known only to a handful of locals
• Experience a 2-day Sella Ronda adventure with 7000m descent
• Enjoy an overnight in a remote mountain refuge
• Show off your bowling prowess in the 2-lane alley of your hotel!
• Post-ride leg soak in the snowmelt, then beer in the town square
• Indulge in delicious cuisine, local to the region

Tour itinerary

This fantastic MTB adventure in the Italian Dolomites will take you beyond the ordinary into the extraordinary. You’ll leave the crowds behind to discover trails that some locals have yet to ride, and soak up the mountain lifestyle of Val di Fassa and the surrounding region. Most of your climbing will be gondola-assisted, so be prepared for a lot of downhill grinning on this tour!

You should arrive in Venice the day before your tour start date, to allow for any travel or baggage delays, and to give yourself time to relax before your adventure begins.

Your guide will meet you at the recommended hotel at Venice airport tomorrow morning.

Your guide will meet you at the Annia Park Hotel at Venice Airport in the morning, then you’ll make the 3-hour drive to the mountains. On arrival your guide will go through the tour briefing over lunch, and you’ll have the chance to ask any questions and hear what the week has in store for you.

Then we’ll build your bikes in the bike room, before heading out onto the trails to get your first taste of this incredible region.

Today we start exploring Val di Fassa and ride the race stages that make this valley so unique on the race calendar. This will give you a feel for the terrain and infrastructure created here for mountain biking.

We will utilise the amazing gondola system to maximise our time on trail, enabling us to cover as much ground as your legs and arms will allow. Today is a true classic, and already a day to remember as you’re introduced to views that will continue to impress throughout the week.

We’re going to the top of the second highest lift and being dropped across the valley from Marmolada, the ever-present giant in the region.

As you head up and over the shoulder of this mountain ridge you will be introduced to a variety of trail surfaces, and we’ll do multiple drops as we work our way from valley-to-valley before ending up at Passo Padon for lunch.

Hovering high above the hotel, on the opposite side of the valley is a mountain with a large cross on it. It’s approximately 1000m above the hotel and Val di Fassa, and that’s your target this morning.

We’ll leave the hotel and ride through town, stopping in at the local deli for some mid morning snacks to enjoy at the top. As you reach the other end of town after a gentle warm up ride, you will board the one and only gondola of the day. This will whisk us up to 800m above the valley floor, where the hard work starts: you have 200m vertical to get to the cross.

Now we are riding into the mountains for the next two days. Our mountain rifugio, half-way round the Sella Ronda tour, is a warm and welcoming place to spend the night enjoying local food and wine.

You will ride around the Sella Ronda route on as much singletrack as possible over the course of two days, taking in over 110 km of trails with 7000m vertical over the course of 16 hours of riding. This is a great expedition ride that takes you full circle around some of the best scenery in the Dolomites.

Day two of the Sella Ronda will see you complete the loop back to the hotel in Val di Fassa. As you wake in the morning to the smell of coffee brewing in the rifugio, you can amble downstairs to a warming breakfast and await the sun rising over the mountain ridge line.

Once fuelled and sitting on your bike, you will set off to complete this circumnavigation of the Sella Massif mountains.

After two days circumnavigating the Sella Ronda trails, it’s nice to be back in the valley amongst familiar faces and trails.

This morning you will ride a selection of trails of your choice. You can revisit the best trails from earlier in the week, re-do the Nos tour or see some of the guide’s secret trails – you decide.

Sadly this is the end of your Monumental Dolomites adventure. It’s time to load up the van and head for home. Your guide will arrange pick up times from your hotel and deliver you to the airport in plenty of time to catch your flight home. Arrivederci!

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£2,620 / $3,537 / €3,144 per person (ex. flights, based on two sharing a room)

• Services of fully-qualified, English, German and Italian speaking expert mountain bike guide(s) for the duration of the trip
• All breakfasts and lunches, and 3 evening meals.
• All lifts during the course of your tour
• 6 nights’ accommodation in 4* hotel
• 1 night rifugio accommodation
• All ground costs
• Transfers between Venice airport and Canazei on day 1 and day 8
• All group safety equipment
• Global Rescue medical and evacuation services
• International/ domestic flights
• Single room supplement* £650 / $878 / €780
• 4 evening meals
• Travel and activity insurance
• Tips in restaurants and hotels
• Alcoholic/ non-alcoholic beverages
• Personal safety and cycling equipment
• Any other items not mentioned as included

* Single supplement is only applicable if you are travelling solo and do not wish to share a room with another rider of the same sex. If you’re happy to do that, you need not add the supplement.

Please note:  A single room may not be available at time of booking, and is not available on the night spent in a rifugio.

We want you to have the best experience of mountain biking in the Dolomites, so it’s important to be sure that this is the perfect mountain bike adventure, with the right level of challenge, for you.

You’re an experienced mountain biker, riding at least twice a week through the season and comfortable on: long descents with drops, steps, rocky sections, tight corners, steep sections, and sometimes very loose surfaces. Many of the trails are used for international enduro races, so expect technical features. Read more on our intermediate+ skill level .

Does this sound like you? Your vacation time is precious and we want to be absolutely sure that you’re making the most of it. Be honest with yourself, if this adventure isn’t right for you, we have other MTB tours that may be a better fit for your mountain biking ability.

Please note: The skill level required reflects an overall rating for the trails on the trip but you should expect to find sections and obstacles that push your ability levels.

Skill level: Intermediate+

• You are generally comfortable riding most types of terrain in different conditions: singletrack, double track, muddy, dry, loose, bedrock…
• You can brake, use gears and corner instinctively
• You’ll have a go on moderate technical features, such as small rock gardens, small drops and steeper sections, but may get off and walk certain technical features
• You mountain bike two or three times a week throughout your biking season
• And the ‘+’ part of ‘Intermediate+’ means that you will be aiming to tackle more of those moderate technical features

Fitness level: 5/7 

• You have a good level of bike fitness, exercising at least three times every week throughout the year, for an hour at a time
• You can ride a mountain bike for up to six hours a day at a moderate pace, with snack and photo stops, for three or more consecutive days
• You can tackle two or three fairly significant climbs a day, up to 600 metres each

Typical trails you’ll be riding 

• Much the riding you’ll do on our Monumental Dolomites MTB tour will be done on enduro race trails, on a variety of different terrain
• Doubletrack: undulating forest roads made up of hard-packed dirt and small rocks
• Singletrack: mainly forested and ridgeline trails with roots crossing the trails; steep descents, some very flowing, others more technical; small drops; switchbacks; golf ball-sized rock gardens; dusty loose trails and purpose built MTB trails
• Some of the trail sections are hundreds of years old, so are not always buff purpose built trails, they are natural walking trails that link villages across the region and surfaces may be soft and/or muddy at times
• You will have to hike with your bike for a short period (around 30 minutes)

Training for your Monumental Dolomites MTB adventure

To get the most out of your mountain bike tour in Italy you should plan plenty of training in advance of your tour.

The ideal bike for the trails in the Dolomites is a good quality full-suspension mountain bike with 29” or 27.5” wheels, dropper seat post, and 140mm -160mm of travel front and rear. Ideal tyres for Val di Fassa are…

You should travel with your own bike, and have some handy tips on how to do this. When travelling with your own bike, you must ensure that it has been properly serviced before the trip.

We only run small group mountain bike tours to ensure that everyone has the best experience possible, and there will be a maximum of eight people in each group. The minimum number of people we require to run this mountain bike tour in the Dolomites is four.

Our mountain bike tour in the Dolomites caters for a wide age range; typically between 30- and 55-years-old. Regardless of age, you must have the appropriate level of physical fitness and mountain biking skills to participate in this adventure. Please refer to clause 14 of our terms and conditions of booking to find more information on rider age.

This Monumental Dolomites mountain bike adventure is a guided mountain bike vacation, ideal for intermediate+ mountain bikers. The terrain you’ll be riding consists of double track and singletrack through thick forests, villages and coastal mountain ridges.

You’ll encounter some steep descents, drops, switchbacks and rooty sections, as well as fabulous, swooping descents. These trails are part of the enduro racing series, so can be technical.

The distances we cover each day range from 20km to 60km, in accordance with the technical difficulty of the trails and height gain/ loss on each stage.

Each evening your guides will chat with you about the following day’s mountain biking and give you an idea of the sorts of trails you can look forward to. If there’s anything you feel anxious about, your guides will be happy to discuss it with you.

No, you only need to carry a 16 litre back pack with you whilst riding, with all of your spares and repairs, warm and waterproof clothing. Your main bags will stay at your centre based accommodation throughout the tour.

Your guide will be very happy to give you some bike skills help during your trip to help improve your confidence and your enjoyment of your mountain bike tour in the Dolomites.

If there is a section that you would prefer not to ride, then you can simply hop off your bike and walk. You won’t be the only one to walk certain sections and it’s not a competition in biking ability; it’s a mountain bike holiday!

Your mountain bike guides are local to Val di Fassa and experienced professionals who have a real passion for mountain biking and for the culture and landscape of the Dolomites. They are also enduro racers and trail builders.

Your safety is their number one priority, closely followed by your enjoyment of your mountain bike tour of the Dolomites. They will always be on-hand to answer any questions or requests you may have throughout your trip.

On this mountain bike tour in the Dolomites, Italy you will be staying in one hotel in the main town of Val di Fassa.

The reason for this is that each corner of our riding area can be reached easily each day. On day 5 you will be staying in a mountain rifugio halfway around the Sella Ronda singletrack route.

All breakfasts, all lunches, and 3 dinners are included in the tour price.

The ideal bike for the Finale trails is a good quality full-suspension mountain bike with 29” or 27.5” wheels, dropper seat post, and 140mm -160mm of travel front and rear.

Read the full kit list to find out what you need to pack for your mountain bike tour in the Dolomites of Italy.

Yes, you will have the chance to have laundry done at your accommodation.

Unfortunately not. We are working hard to provide each and every customer who rides with us an unparalleled mountain bike experience in every destination we ride. This takes years of experience, riding and planning to get right, and a drone adds a very real danger to the group’s riding experience and health & safety.

Your MTB adventure in the Dolomites will start in Venice. Venice airport is well-served by many major airlines from all over the world.

For up-to-date timetables and booking visit: www.ba.com www.airfrance.com www.swissair.com www.delta.com

Here are some handy tips and video on how to pack your bike for travel .

Visas Citizens of most countries do not require a visa to visit Italy. For more information on visa requirements visit the Schengen visa site. https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/italy/visa/

Arrival and departure details Your Monumental Dolomites mountain bike tour in Italy will start and end in Venice.

We advise you to arrive the day prior to your tour start date and spend one night in Venice, allowing for any delays to flights or luggage.

We recommend the Annia Park Hotel, which is easily accessible by road and offers a shuttle service from the airport. Your guide will meet you in the foyer of this hotel on the morning of day 1.

On the last day of the tour, your guide will ensure you are dropped off at Venice airport in time to catch your flight home. Therefore, we would advise booking your flights home no earlier than 4pm on your day of departure.

Our mountain bike guides in Val di Fassa, in the Dolomites are of the highest level. They are qualified in first-aid and they have the knowledge and experience to lead a group safely in these remote, wild and beautiful parts of the Dolomites, Italy.

Our guides have years of experience in the saddle on the trails of the Dolomites area and will be able to enhance your holiday with facts and fables on local history, flora and fauna. They’re also genuinely nice people and will do their best to make sure that everyone in the group has a great time.

We aim to use the best, locally-run accommodation in each country, and that which is traditional to that specific area, whether it be city or mountain.

On this mountain bike tour in the Dolomites you’ll be staying in one hotel in Canazei, except one night when you will be staying in a rifugio. The region is small enough that we can reach all four corners of Val di Fassa from Canazei, allowing us to work with the weather to deliver the best trail experience each day.

We will enjoy a wide array of food on our tour, all of which is prepared with the greatest of care and skill, using local ingredients.

Whilst not all dinners are included in the tour price, we will eat together as a group at each mealtime, in carefully selected cafés and restaurants.

No vaccinations are required for visiting Italy.

We recommend you check before drinking tap water, but 99% of this is safe for consumption. Bottled or filtered water will be readily available throughout the trip.

Please let us know if you have any special food requirements, allergies or pre-existing conditions your guides should know about.

Your health and safety on tour is our top priority and when you travel with us you will be covered by Global Rescue emergency medical and evacuation services.

You should always consult your own doctor or physician before travelling to new countries to seek their advice on matters concerning your health abroad.

The official currency of Italy is the Euro. ATM machines are readily available in Canazei town.

It is not compulsory to tip your guides or drivers in Italy, but if you feel that you have had a good service or experience on your mountain bike tour in the Dolomites, you can tip at your discretion. We recommend around 5% of your tour price.

It is not compulsory to tip in restaurants, however should you wish to tip your servers, 10% of your meal cost would be acceptable.

You are required as a condition of booking to be insured against medical and personal accident risks. In this policy you must include cover for mountain biking and we recommend that you take out a policy which covers cancellation and baggage, including your bike.

We work with Global Rescue whose policies are specially designed for adventure travel and you can arrange your insurance cover directly with them.

Meet your guides

Our local mountain bike guides in Val di Fassa, in the Dolomites, are true mountain men, who live to get out and explore the wilderness on their bikes. There’s not an inch of trail that they don’t know and they’ll make sure you have the most incredible experience in their backyard.

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We booked this trip when it was first announced a year ago. We were looking forward to it and, we were not disappointed. We loved everything about it! Alby, our guide, showed us the best of Val di Fassa. If you like beautiful sceneries, nice and long descents, challenging and technical sections, amazing food, comfortable lodging, and nice people … this trip is for you! Oh, and most climbing is done using trams, gondolas or chairs … it is unbelievable! This trip is fantastic! I give it a 10/10!

This was our second trip with H+I and our third international mountain bike adventure, and Val di Fassa had to be our favorite vacation yet. The riding, the food, and THE VIEWS!! All 10 out of 10! You start the trip early with a local pick up just outside the Venice airport and a 3 hour drive up to Dolomites. The scenery is beautiful and it is your first opportunity to get to know your riding team for the week. You check into the most welcoming and charming Hotel Cesa Tyrol. The staff here are so happy to greet you and I think you could literally ask them for almost anything. Note - you can ask for eggs in the morning and cappuccinos any time of day without judgement :D They will also wash your kit after a day of riding for a small fee. Albi is a great guide and knows how to manage the intensity of the riding throughout the week to account for everyone's skill and energy levels. Day 1 eases you into the 7 days straight of riding while Day 2 quickly ramps things up when your energy is still high. We ran into a bit of rain on Day 3, but we more than made up for it later in the week with the Hike-A-Bike day and Sellaronda tour. My favorite day was probably the Panorama tour (supposed to be our Day 3 but ended up being our Day 7) because the views were just out of this world. Our crew rated this trip "Intermediate ++" because the riding is quite technical, but we wouldn't put it at Advanced because it is to be expected that you will walk some sections or piece the trail features together. You will not go hungry on this trip...in fact, you will probably gain a pound or two because there is no shortage of opportunities to try the local pizza, pasta, and even schnitzel! Everyday, we did breakfast at the hotel. For lunch, Albi would have us stop into a local mountain top restaurant, and for dinner, we would either eat at the hotel or a different restaurant in town. Make sure Albi takes you to his favorite pizza place...it was so good, we went there twice! On trail, we typically didn't need much for snacks, but the best days were when we stopped into the local bakery in the AM and carried our mid-ride treat to enjoy at top of the mountain We 100% agree with all these other reviews...the trip is top notch and JUST BOOK IT! Thank you Albi and everyone at H+I that made this such a wonderful adventure for us!

• Intermediate +
• 8 days / 7 nights

• Finale Ligure

• Switzerland

• 11 days / 10 nights
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