Join a member of the Azimut Montagne team for an unforgettable electric mountain bike adventure in the impressive Dolomites in Italy.
Group
Dolomite Mountains
6 Days
Jul - Sep
Low
All levels
Discover the impressive Dolomites on the border between Italy and Austria. Join me for an incredible week riding an electric mountain bike through these amazing valleys.
Over the course of 6 days, we'll explore the beautiful and iconic area of Cinque Torri, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Canazei, Ronda Sella massif, and more. We'll also enjoy local cuisine and comfortable hotels and huts. All while having fun on an electric mountain bike!
You can review the itinerary below for a more detailed description of what weâll be doing each day, though it may change depending on the group's level. The itinerary can also be modified to suit your preferences and needs. For those of you looking for a shorter trip, we can finish the adventure after day 4.
All skill levels are welcome for this trip. However, you will need a good fitness level. Our longest riding day covers 57 kilometers, but the other ones are easier. The routes are not that steep and I will help you gain confidence with each passing day.
Ready for an incredible adventure? Then book your trip now and join me to explore the beautiful Dolomites!
If you love outdoor adventures as much as I do, you can also follow me off piste skiing in Maurienne or hiking in Selvaggio Blu.
This journey is the chance to get to know your guide and the rest of the group. Upon arrival in the Dolomites, youâll have itchy feet and want to get on your bikes⊠no worries ! Itâs time to âlet the dogs looseâ: pedal, stretch your legs, take in all this beautiful scenery â approx. 10 km e-biking to get into it, the guide will assess the different levels of the team members and will enable to tune in the program for the coming days. The setting from Latemar to Lago di Carezza is absolutely gorgeous. Cortina will be our basecamp for the two following nights.
Ascent/descent: + 260 m to + 600 m/- 260 to â 600 m
Distance: 10 â 20 km
Meal included: dinner
Accommodation included: night in hotel
Picnic at Misurina lake, magnificent ! From there we climb up to the Auronzo mountain hut at the foot of the fabulous Tre Cime di Lavaredo. These are the most famous Dolomite rock formations, fully deserved ! Several descents are possible depending on conditions, your shape and the guideâs mood đ
Ascent/descent: + 1450 m/- 1450 m (more is always possible)
Distance: 37 km (or more if wished)
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
Accommodation included: night in a hotel
Departure with the minibus via the magnificent road that crosses the PordoĂŻ and Flazarego mountain passes. We descend towards Cortina and start an easy ride near Pocol. Climb to the Federa lake. There we have a break, take in the scenery, make the most of it, read our book, have a cup of coffee at the Croda da lago mountain hut. Then we climb up to the Cinque Torri or Scoiattoli hut, situated beneath the magnificent Cinque Torri, world famous for rockclimbing. Stunning view over the Tofane.
Ascent/descent: + 1000 m to + 1900 m/- 540 m (more is possible)
Distance: 12 â 30 km (more is possible)
Itâs possible to have a break at this stage, if some participants need or wish to have a rest.
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
Accommodation included: comfortable night in a mountain hut
We descend the valley and ride up the Falzarego mountain pass. We take the ski lift up to the famous Lagazuoi hut (2752 m â itâs possible to organise this for the previous day depending on the weather). Stunning view. Descent to our accomodation in Cortina and afternoon off or mountain biking trip. The rest of the day is open and up to you.
Ascent/descent: + 800 m (or 600 m with Lagazuoi cable car option)/- 900 m (or more)
Distance: 20 km (or more)
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
Accommodation included: night in a hotel
This is the longest day on this e-biking trip in the Dolomites, simple because itâs the most beautiful trip round the Sella range. This alone is a trip in itself. An awesome dayâs e-biking in the different valleys with different cultures: this is definitely not to be missed !
Ascent/descent: + 3500 m (incl. 3060 m by cable car)/- 3500 m (or more)
Distance: 57 km (more possible)
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
Accommodation included: night in hotel
For the last day of this e-biking course for experienced mountain bikers in the Dolomites: a short bike ride (2 hrs), for those who wish, to Passo Posporcora. Then back on the road to France.
Ascent/descent: + 570 m/- 570 m (or more)
Distance: 16 km (more possible)
Meals included: breakfast
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Mountain Guide
We enjoy very much discovering and rediscovering the most beautiful spots in the world, in the Ecrins mountain range but also all around the planet.
Together with the guides in the team, we will share with you unique moments and an amazing journey. From les Ecrins to Chile, from Morocco to Greenland, from Les Gorges du Verdon to Japan, from Italy to Norway⊠tons of destinations offering all types of mountain activities, different every season. It makes us so happy when I can share them with my friends and clients.
Languages
French | English
Oscar
Thierry
Awesome experience, knocked another item from my bucket list.
Yogesh
Well organised trip with excellent guides and admin support Highly recommend đ
Oscar
jozsef
The Guide did not even know I'am on splitboard. Everyone else was on skis, I was the only one on board. Guide has no experience on board, so the daily trips was designed for skiers, not borders. I would like to know which company is responsible putting me in a ski group, Azimut or Explore-Share? If you don't know the difference between what is doable with skis and splitboards, you would not sell trips for splitboarders! In the only day I could enjoy somehow, I did very hard time to stay on my feet on icy steeps, because I should have had a crampon, but I did not have it, because the list of necessary equipment does not mention it. All the skiers had one. The guide anyway did what he could to help me, all the respect for Rafael. But the whole trip was a fuckup for me that way. I really want to know who is responsible!?
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