Marmolada Tour – road bike tours in Alta Badia
Marmolada Tour – road bike tours in Alta Badia
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Marmolada Tour – road bike tours in Alta Badia
05:28
85.6km
2,540m
Road cycling
The Marmolada Glacier bears its title with pride – as the "Queen of the Dolomites," it towers over the landscape and lends this tour its majestic character. It's no wonder, then, that we call it the queen stage of our Alta Badia Collection: impressive, challenging, and unforgettable in every respect.
The route runs along the foot of the glacier and leads through four iconic Dolomite valleys – Val Badia, Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, and Livinallongo/Fodom. Each section brings its own topography, unique lighting, and unique stories – an interplay that makes the ride varied and exciting.
Awaiting you are steep climbs, technically challenging descents, and a multitude of hairpin bends that will make any road cyclist's heart beat faster. Many of the roads have long since achieved cult status – history was made here, and pros have competed here. Today, it's your stage.
by Alta Badia
Last updated: June 3, 2024
Waypoints
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1.99 km
Colfosco
Highlight • Settlement
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20.1 km
Passo Sella – Rifugio Maria Flora
Highlight • Mountain Pass
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30.8 km
Canazei
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62.8 km
Salesei Hairpin Bends
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75.3 km
Arabba
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79.2 km
Campolongo Pass
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85.6 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
49.0 km
34.8 km
1.73 km
140 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
85.6 km
< 100 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (2,220 m)
Lowest point (1,060 m)
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Wednesday 6 May
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Trail Reviews
I set off very early in the morning to be the first to reach the Gardena Pass. A very quiet, relaxed atmosphere without all the cars and mopeds. I didn't have to join in with the mountain runners' warm-up program, I was already warm enough. On the way down from the Sella, I met hundreds of cyclists, all heading for the Sella circuit. On the Fedaia, however, I was practically alone. The direct connection from Rocca Pietore via the SP63 was closed due to construction work. So, for once, I went up via Caprile in what felt like 35 degrees to the start of the Falzarego. I left that to the left and rode to Arabba with a nice tailwind. The actually easy Campolongo was enough for me.
When @dacom suggests a Maratona preparatory lap, it's hard to turn it down 🤠🤪😄 Perfect group with Jakob Seevaldt and Nils 👍🍻 I'm curious to see how @Hanky 🍁 characterizes the Passo di Fedaia 🤔 Because it's much worse than the Giau 😳😄
Because it was so nice to do the Pordoi again... Final tour in the Dolomites 😥
Day 2 in the Dolomites 🌄🚴♂️! Today's ride was nothing short of fantastic. The weather was warm and sunny, giving us lots of vitamin D ☀️. My Wahoo head unit showed up to 45 degrees 🥵! First up was the Passo Fedaia, with its gorgeous dam at the summit - the view was simply unforgettable 🏞️. After a short downhill, we tackled the longest climb of the day from Col di Rocca to the summit of the Passo Pordoi. Yesterday we climbed it from the opposite side, but today’s climb was longer and the stunning views made every drop of sweat worth it. At the top, we were rewarded with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains 🏔️. The Dolomites are truly a must-ride for all cycling enthusiasts. So many beautiful passes and the views never cease to impress, pass after pass 🚴♀️. Now it's time to relax and prepare for the next rides to come. Thanks for following this beautiful journey. Videos will be dropping on my YouTube channel soon, stay tuned 🎥📺!
Pordoi mostly done in 3rd gear, 540-600m/h, >= 160 bpm Fedaia middle part steep: 10-13%
Comments
June 1, 2022
The Marmolada Glacier bears its title with pride – as the "Queen of the Dolomites," it towers over the landscape and lends this tour its majestic character. It's no wonder, then, that we call it the queen stage of our Alta Badia Collection: impressive, challenging, and unforgettable in every respect
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