Ciclotour della Valcellina tra Veneto e Friuli
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Cycle through Belluno and Friulian Dolomites natural parks
Climb historic San Boldo Pass known as 100 day road
Skirt Lake Barcis with stunning green water views
Total distance 1635 kilometers with 2914 meters elevation gain
Challenging Cycling Expedition Through The Dramatic Landscapes Of The Belluno And Friulian Dolomites Region
This demanding full day cycling tour invites experienced riders to traverse the spectacular landscapes of the Belluno and Friulian Dolomites. Covering a total distance of 163.5 kilometers with a significant elevation gain of 2914 meters, the route is officially rated at difficulty level five. Participants will face a rigorous physical challenge while navigating through some of the most breathtaking mountain terrain found anywhere in Northern Italy, ensuring an unforgettable experience for dedicated cycling enthusiasts.
The journey commences with a climb up the historic San Boldo Pass, famously known as the 100-day road due to its rapid construction. From there, the route heads north toward Longarone, a town forever marked by the tragic Vajont disaster of 1963. Cyclists then venture into the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park, where they will skirt the brilliant green waters of Lake Barcis, providing a stunning visual contrast to the rugged mountain peaks surrounding the path.
Continuing toward Montereale Valcellina, the route offers panoramic views of dense forests and pristine lakes that define this alpine region. The return leg follows the Pedemontana cycling path, passing the American military base at Aviano before winding through the scenic road to Vittorio Veneto. This carefully planned itinerary balances intense physical exertion with the natural beauty of the landscape, creating a perfect environment for those seeking a truly immersive and challenging outdoor adventure.
To ensure safety and convenience throughout the ride, the tour provides a professional bike guide, a helmet, and a comprehensive bike service kit. Bikes are equipped with Look Shimano or standard pedals, though participants are welcome to bring their own preferred equipment. This tour is designed for those who appreciate the intersection of history, geography, and sport, offering a unique way to explore the hidden corners of the Veneto and Friuli regions on two wheels.
Challenging Cycling Expedition Through The Dramatic Landscapes Of The Belluno And Friulian Dolomites Region
This demanding full day cycling tour invites experienced riders to traverse the spectacular landscapes of the Belluno and Friulian Dolomites. Covering a total distance of 163.5 kilometers with a significant elevation gain of 2914 meters, the route is officially rated at difficulty level five. Participants will face a rigorous physical challenge while navigating through some of the most breathtaking mountain terrain found anywhere in Northern Italy, ensuring an unforgettable experience for dedicated cycling enthusiasts.
The journey commences with a climb up the historic San Boldo Pass, famously known as the 100-day road due to its rapid construction. From there, the route heads north toward Longarone, a town forever marked by the tragic Vajont disaster of 1963. Cyclists then venture into the Friulian Dolomites Natural Park, where they will skirt the brilliant green waters of Lake Barcis, providing a stunning visual contrast to the rugged mountain peaks surrounding the path.
Continuing toward Montereale Valcellina, the route offers panoramic views of dense forests and pristine lakes that define this alpine region. The return leg follows the Pedemontana cycling path, passing the American military base at Aviano before winding through the scenic road to Vittorio Veneto. This carefully planned itinerary balances intense physical exertion with the natural beauty of the landscape, creating a perfect environment for those seeking a truly immersive and challenging outdoor adventure.
To ensure safety and convenience throughout the ride, the tour provides a professional bike guide, a helmet, and a comprehensive bike service kit. Bikes are equipped with Look Shimano or standard pedals, though participants are welcome to bring their own preferred equipment. This tour is designed for those who appreciate the intersection of history, geography, and sport, offering a unique way to explore the hidden corners of the Veneto and Friuli regions on two wheels.
- Bike guide
- Helmet
- Bike service kit
- Bikes with Look Shimano or normal pedals
- Bike delivery and collection within 20 kilometers
- Bicycle rental and helmet
- Gratuities
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Only a small part of the road is open, about two kilometers, although its total length is 7-8 kilometers. You can start from the tourist center, go to the old power plant, turn back and go out in the direction of Molassa and the restaurant of the same name. Then turn left and either go back along the road to the tourist center3, or go up to the Sentiero del Dint trail, which passes over the gorge with the old road and leads to the Ponte Antoi dam.
Entrance from Ponte Antoi at a cost of €3, helmet rental is included but we had our own via ferrata helmets, the beauty of the old Valcellina road will leave you breathless. The first road capable of connecting the three towns of Cellina, Molassa and Montereale was opened in 1902 also thanks to the need to have a construction road for the construction of water systems. After various collapses due to the karst nature of the rock and many recovery and construction works of the tunnels, it closed definitively in 1992 with the construction of the new tunnel currently in use. A road of great historical interest in the partisan struggle during the Second World War, it runs along the entire Cellina ravine, an overbearing and extraordinary nature that you will carry in your heart.
The trail is suitable for everyone, and you can even bring your dog. The entrance fee is €3 and a helmet is provided, but I recommend anyone who owns one bring their own, as the ones provided don't fit properly and you risk losing them when looking down into the gorge. Halfway through, the more adventurous can try the Tibetan bridge over the gorge for just €3.