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Road Cycling Routes near Canazei

Discover the best road cycling routes near Canazei in Dolomites, Italy. We've curated 12 road cycling routes within riding distance of Canazei. The area offers mountainous terrain. Each route includes GPX files, detailed elevation profiles, highlighted climbs, and recommended café stops along the way.

12 routes

Sellaronda route map

Sellaronda

51.4 km • 1710 m • Hard

Maybe the most iconic loop in entire Italy, the Sellaronda is a paradise for cyclists. You'll never forget your first circle around the Sella group, a plateau-shaped massif in the Dolomites. Sellaronda goes up and down some of the Dolomites' most iconic climbs, such as the Passo Pordoi or Gardena, and the views are just breathtaking.

Fedaia Velodrome route map

Fedaia Velodrome

41.2 km • 752 m • Moderate

Enjoy the peaceful Val di Fassa cycle path up to Penia. Then the real climb to Passo Fedaia and the Dolomites' highest peak, Marmolada, begins. This is the easier side of the mountain, but at the top, you can ride around the lake, almost like a high-altitude velodrome. The dam is paved with smooth cobblestones, adding a touch of Roubaix to the experience. On a hot day, don't miss a dip in the icy waters of the Avisio river!

Rifugio Gardeccia and Baita Ciampié route map

Rifugio Gardeccia and Baita Ciampié

45.8 km • 1400 m • Moderate

Two unique one-way climbs offer a true taste of the Dolomites. After passing Soraga Lake, the Gardeccia ascent begins in Pera. It was last tackled by the Giro d’Italia in a grueling 7+ hour stage in 2011. The second, gentler climb winds through Val San Nicolò, where stops at Malga Crocifisso and Baita Ciampié are a must for fresh local delights.

Vall Gardena loop route map

Vall Gardena loop

119.5 km • 1948 m • Hard

Don’t let the elevation profile fool you into thinking this is an easy day in the saddle. While it looks manageable on paper, you’ll still tackle over 2,000 meters of climbing. This route perfectly balances a legendary Dolomite ascent with sweeping valley views and long, rewarding descents.

Three Passes loop: Valparola, Falzarego and Campolongo route map

Three Passes loop: Valparola, Falzarego and Campolongo

51.5 km • 1328 m • Moderate

An incredible alternative to the Sella Ronda, this loop offers similar distance and elevation but with its own dreamlike landscapes. Starting in San Cassiano, you’ll begin with the winding climb up the Valparola Pass. After passing the unique Valparola Lake, turn right at the Lagazuoi intersection for a fast descent past the Falzarego Pass, diving through spectacular rock-carved tunnels. From Livinallongo, the route heads to Arabba before taking on the final challenge: the ascent of Passo Campolongo. A final stretch through Corvara brings you back to your starting point. Like many routes in this area you can choose to ride it in both directions.

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