Experience your biking adventure across the Dolomites!
The TransDolomiti Bike Rally is a unique multi-stage experience for MTB/E-MTB/GRAVEL bikers who are looking for more than just kilometers.
The TransTirol BikeRallye has been a well-established event for many years. Now it’s time to adapt the event format and explore new avenues. Over the next few weeks, we will gradually announce the new features for the 2026 TransTirol BikeRallye here.
For loyal fans of the TransTirol BikeRallye, let it be revealed in advance: The high-quality route planning, all-inclusive package and guiding will definitely remain an essential part of the TransTirol BikeRallye.
This circular tour combines exciting MTB passages with spectacular panoramic routes – ideal for anyone who wants to experience exercise and adventure in the Dolomites.
You cycle along the colourful rock faces of Rosengarten and Schlern, through the imposing mountain ranges of Sella and Puez–Odle, across the quiet plateaus of Fanes–Sennes–Prags and through the extensive valleys of Val di Fassa and Val di Fiemme.
A tour for anyone who wants to experience the Dolomites intensively – impressive, unforgettable and full of moments that get under your skin.
Included and Not Included Services
Accommodation in hotels of the chosen category
Breakfast buffet or full breakfast
Dinner
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
Well planned routes
Detailed documents (maps, GPX tracks, places to visit, important telephone numbers)
Bike guides
Telephone service hotline for the entire tour
Navigation app; GPS data
Official T-shirt of the TransTirol Bikerallye
Arrival to the starting point of the tour
Departure at the end of the tour
Drinks, tourist tax and all extras
Lunch
Not mentioned entries
Rental bikes and travel insurance
All not expressly mentioned under the item „Included services“
The stage starts in Toblach and first descends gently to Olang. From there, up to Kronplatz, before you flow down to the Furkel Pass and on to St. Vigil. The route then winds over the Col d’Ancona, crossing stunning high-mountain landscapes to Badia, where the final step sets you up for the last stretch to St. Kassian. Fast descents and breathtaking views make this a perfect alpine adventure.
The stage starts in San Cassiano, climbing towards Piz Sorega. Flowing descents lead you into the heart of the Dolomites to Corvara. From there, you make your way to the Gardena Pass, navigating varied trails and breathtaking views. You continue on to Selva, and then roll across stunning landscapes to Ortisei. Finally, you ride through the vast Seiser Alm before reaching Campitello di Fassa and Canazei.
The stage begins in Canazei and follows the bike path through the Fassa Valley to the Olympic ski jumping hills in Predazzo. From there, the route climbs through the picturesque Obereggen area to reach Lago di Carezza and the Carezza Pass. The route then descends to Soraga, before crossing to the other side of the valley and continuing towards Passo Lusia. From there, the stage continues downhill to Lago di Paneveggio, finishing in San Martino di Castrozza.
The stage begins in San Martino di Castrozza and takes you through some of the most stunning landscapes of the Dolomites – passing Moena, Campitello, Canazei, and Arabba, all the way to Alleghe. On beautiful cycling paths through idyllic valleys and past towering peaks, sporty challenges alternate with more relaxed sections. Along the way, you'll be able to enjoy the views and recharge for the next mountain climb, making for a varied day full of movement, nature, and breathtaking panoramas.
The stage begins with a cycling section from Alleghe to Forcella Pecol, followed by a ride through Santa Fosca to Selva di Cadore. From there, the route continues to Fedare and further up to Rifugio Averau. The descent past the striking 5 Torri begins, and Cortina comes into view briefly, followed by a ride to the thundering Fanes Waterfalls. The cycling path then leads into the heart of Cortina, making for a day filled with towering rock formations, historic mountain trails, and spectacular waterfalls.
The final stage begins in Cortina and continues by bike to Rio Gere. From there, the route winds through the picturesque valley to Rifugio Son Forca, and then further through the valley to Ospitale. On the cycling path back to Toblach, the gentle hills and clear mountain lakes of the region can be enjoyed, as the landscape gradually opens up to the wide Puster Valley. A fitting conclusion to the tour, showcasing once more the full variety of the Dolomites.
Quotation
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Tour information
- Duration 8 days
- Minimum age 18 years and older
- Difficulty Level Media
- Distance ca. 360 km