Dobbiaco – Jesolo by gravel bike

760,00€

5 in stock

This gravel bike tour is incredibly varied. It starts in the picturesque town of Alta Pusteria, from where you'll pedal into the heart of the "Pale Mountains": the Dolomites, with their iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Tre Cime (Three Peaks).

5 in stock

SKU: EU-108 Categories: Self-guided trips, Europe, Italy

From May 3rd to October 4th

6 days / 5 nights / 4 bikes

Description

Region/country
Dobbiaco/Italy

Long Jump
240-295 kilometers-

Difficulty
3/4

Description and itinerary

Its foothills will accompany you until the penultimate stage. Then you'll leave the mountains behind and cycle towards the sea. The arrival at one of the most beautiful places in eastern Veneto—Jesolo—will be ever closer.

The first part of the tour is also the most demanding, with several long climbs. However, you'll always be rewarded with unforgettable panoramic views. If the effort proves too much, each stage has an easier alternative.

Day 1: Arrival at Alta Pusteria (Villabassa or Dobbiaco)
Day 2: Alta Pusteria – Prato Piazza – Cortina d'Ampezzo (approx. 30 – 55 km)
Day 3: Cortina d'Ampezzo – Belluno (approx. 75 – 80 km)
Day 4: Belluno – Pieve di Soligo / Susegana (approx. 60 – 85 km)
Day 5: Pieve di Soligo – Jesolo (approx. 75 km)
Day 6: Departure from

Features

Duration	6 days / 5 nights / 4 days of cycling
Difficulty	3/4
Kilometers (approx.)	240-295 km
type of bike	touring bike / e-bike
Recommended time	May 03 to October 4
departure days	Every Sunday except certain specific days in August. Other days available upon request with an additional charge.
Meeting Point	dobbiaco
Accommodations	Hotels of various categories, in double rooms with bathroom

Recommendations

Pricing

2026 – Reserve code: EU-108

It includes

Accommodation in 3*** and 4**** category hotels
Buffet breakfast or full breakfast
Video briefing
Luggage transportation from hotel to hotel
Carefully planned routes
Detailed documentation (maps, route description, places of interest, important telephone numbers)
Telephone assistance line available throughout the tour
Navigation app

Not Included:

Arrival at the tour starting point
I return at the end of the tour
Drinks, tourist tax and extras
Lunches and dinners
Entries not mentioned
Bike rental and travel insurance
Anything not expressly specified in the "Included Services" section

How to get to

By plane: Low-cost flights to Treviso and Venice. Airport transfers to the tour starting point can be arranged upon request.

By train: Take the train from Innsbruck via the Brenner Pass to Franzensfeste/Fortezza. Change to the Pustertal Valley/Pusteria Valley – Lienz train and get off at Niederdorf/Villabassa or Toblach/Dobbiaco, depending on your hotel's location. Timetables available at: www.deutschebahn.de, www.oebb.at, www.trenitalia.com

Map

FAQs

Do I need a gravel bike to do this route?

The route is specially designed for enjoying gravel riding, but it is also compatible with touring bikes or e-bikes.

Do you need to be in great shape for this route?

The route is demanding, especially in the first few days in the Dolomites, designed for cyclists with basic gravel experience and good physical fitness, accustomed to stages of several consecutive days.

What category are the hotels on the trip?

3*** and 4**** hotels in double rooms with bathroom and breakfast included.

Is luggage transport included?

Yes. Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel is included in the price. You'll only need to carry the essentials in your backpack during the stages.

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