Dolomites to Venice Road Bike Tour

Day 1: Arrival at Toblach/Niederdorf
Day 2: Toblach/Niederdorf - Cortina d/Ampezzo, 50 mi. (80 km) or 56 mi. (90 km)
Day 3: Cortina d’Ampezzo - Belluno, 59 or 47 mi. (95 or 75 km)
Day 4: Belluno - Feltre, 62 mi. (100 km)
Day 5: Feltre - Bassano Del Grappa, 41 mi. (65 km) 
Day 6: Bassano Del Grappa - Treviso, 69 mi. (110 km) 
Day 7: Treviso - Venice/Mestre, 69 mi. (85 km)
Day 8: Departure from Venice/Mestre.

All distances are approximate. Due to organizational reasons, weather conditions or provisions issued by local authorities, the itinerary may be subject to some changes before and/or during your holiday. For example, along the way, you may find temporary deviations caused by roadworks, which cannot be foreseen.

Day 1: Individual arrival at Toblach/Niederdorf
Arrival at the hotel in the Alta Pusteria. Welcome meeting and bike delivery at approximately 6:00pm.

Day 2:  Toblach/Niederdorf - Cortina d/Ampezzo, 50 mi. (80 km) or 56 mi. (90 km)
Toblach – Sexten Valley – Kreuzberg Pass – Padola – Passo San Antonio – Auronzo – Tre Croci Pass – Cortina d’Ampezzo 
This road bike tour in Italy initially takes you from Toblach through to the Sexten Valley, a flanking valley of Hochpustertal in the heart of the Dolomites. The route continues over the Kreuzberg pass and into the province of Belluno before going over two more Dolomiti passes en route to the former Olympic town of Cortina d'Ampezzo.
Elevation: 1650 or 1300 meters 

Day 3: Cortina d’Ampezzo - Belluno, 59 mi. (95 km)
Cortina d’Ampezzo – Passo Giau – Selva di Cadore – Alleghe – Belluno 
Today you leave Cortina with the summit of the Tofane on the right and on the left, the Five towers interchange with the spendid mountain views.
Elevation: 1600 meters

Day 4: Belluno - Feltre, 65 mi. (105 km)
Belluno – Ponte nelle Alpi – Alpago – Lago Santa Croce – Passo San Boldo – Feltre 
Leaving the stronghold of the ice cream makers you will cycle into the famous Italian prosecco sparkling wine) area of Valdobbiadene before reaching Feltre.
Elevation: 1300 meters

Day 5: Feltre – Bassano Del Grappa, 41 mi. (65 km) 
Feltre – Monte Grappa – Bassano del Grappa 
Before you finally reach the plains, you still have the Monte Grappa to attempt and defeat! During the 1st World War this was one of the many areas of the battles between Austria, Hungary, and Italy.
Elevation: 1500 meters

Day 6: Bassano Del Grappa - Treviso, 69 mi. (110 km) 
Bassano – Asolo – Valdobbiandene – Vittorio Veneto – Conegliano – Treviso 
You’ll leave the Alps now and will already be able to admire the first villas of the famous Italian architect Palladio. The idyllic small town Asolo invites you for a break before going on to the city of Treviso, the town of the watercourses. You will cycle along the so-called wine road to Vittorio and Conegliano on your way to Treviso. Enjoy the shopping streets famous for fashion (home of Benetton).
Elevation: 600 meters

Day 7: Treviso – Venice/Mestre, 25 mi. 69 mi. (40 to 110 km) 
Treviso – Casale sul Sile – Quarto d’Altino – Lido di Jesolo - Venice (Mestre/Marghera) 
Along the river Sile, you will reach the Adriatic Sea and shortly afterward, Mestre/Venice. Admire the “Serenissima” with all its magnificent buildings. Overnight in Venice/Mestre.
Elevation: 100 meters

Day 8: Departure from Venice/Mestre

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Nice, comfortable 3 & 4-star hotels & guesthouses.

Bicycles

Road bike

Carbon road bike equipped with Shimano 105 10V Compact. Accessories include a small repair kit, which you will be required to return at the end of your tour. The bicycle also features a water bottle holder. Standard pedals are provided but you can bring your own pedals.