Lake Dobbiaco – Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path loop from Toblach - Dobbiaco

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South Tyrol

Toblach - Dobbiaco

Lake Dobbiaco – Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path loop from Toblach - Dobbiaco

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Lake Dobbiaco – Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path loop from Toblach - Dobbiaco

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8.43km

70m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Naturpark Drei Zinnen - Parco Naturale Tre Cime

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611 m

View of Lake Dobbiaco and the southern Dolomites

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Also easily accessible via the cross-country ski trail

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673 m

Lake Dobbiaco

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You will inevitably pass the lake if you set out from Toblach into the Landro valley on cross-country skis.

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2.38 km

Mountain View in the Dolomites

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3.54 km

Wooden Bridge at Heldenfriedhof

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3.55 km

Soldiers' Cemetery

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Here friend and foe were buried together, an important memorial for today's times.

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3.59 km

A short jump to the right from the cycle path is the military cemetery with victims of the fighting in World War I. A short commemoration for the innocent victims, all young people, should be "in order".

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4.28 km

Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path

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The Dobbiaco-Cortina cycle path winds along the old railway line through breathtaking Alpine landscapes. The route, slightly downhill from Dobbiaco to Cortina, is also suitable for less experienced cyclists and passes through coniferous forests, wooden bridges and tunnels dug into the rock. Along the way, you will come across panoramic points that offer suggestive views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, including the majestic Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Along the route there are old railway stations transformed into rest stops and small refuges where you can refresh yourself.

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