Mountain Biking Collection by EPIC RIDE INC.
9
Tours
51:02 h
173 mi
42,175 ft
In our opinion, the Dolomites are the most beautiful mountains in the world!
Why? We often ask ourselves that... Is it because they unite Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, and the province of Belluno in an almost magical way? Is it because they have been an area full of secrets and exciting infrastructure for many centuries?
We can't say it exactly, but one thing is certain – there are plenty of trails here. The Marmolata (3,343 metres/10,967 feet) is the highest mountain. We haven't been able to conquer it completely yet, but it is still on our list – so near and yet so far.
The mountains in the Dolomites are often really challenging, but this makes the experience and memories even more beautiful and precious. Nature and freedom can be felt up close in the Dolomites and it is simply breathtaking.
With our Collection, we want to take you on a journey that is more than "just" biking. We want to take you to places that are so epic that you can't even describe them with words. That's why we've included photos and the routes. Our tip: follow them and have an awesome time.
Ride on! :)
For the second time we went to Monte Ciaval (2,912 meters), but this time we used a different ascent and descent, more precisely an "overrun".
We started from Peutelstein on a fantastically beautiful, typically steep bike route up to the Faneshütte. Then we went towards Vallon Bianco, from there we had…
Tofana di Rozes (Vordere Tofana or Tofana I) at 3,225 meters - the last 3,000-meter bike for the season?
We used the last beautiful autumn weekend and made our way towards Cortina D'Ampezzo. We started our tour near the Passo di Falzàrego at La Locanda Del Cantoniere, because our destination should be…
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When winter comes back overnight, you have to make a few compromises in terms of the overall height. So it's good that there is the three-finger tip in the area of St. Vigil - our starting point. It is an easy-to-reach mountain with an extremely large number of trails and a great panorama.
The ascent…
The St. Antonius Joch (2,466 meters) - a classic in the Dolomites with a little support.
Almost everything can be driven up. We had a lot of fun and we still had enough strength to master the following S2 to S3 trail without any problems. Such trails are really demanding uphill with the e-bike. We also…
After the e-bike, the e-car and the e-cigarette comes the e-vortex? In any case, in contrast to the e-cigarette, it is not harmful at all and that's why we chose it for this e-enduro trip at 2,307 meters above sea level.
We have been doing this tour for several years, but it has never been so much fun…
The Dolomites tour to the Hochebenkofel (2,905 meters) and the Lückele-Scharte (2,545 meters) runs away from the hustle and bustle past the Three Peaks and similar breathtaking natural highlights. The descent is quite crispy, in places upper S3 and even peppered with a few big mountain elements. For…
A tour steeped in history in the middle of the Dolomites - recommended in autumn, as driving is prohibited uphill. When the hut keeper comes, you have to get off your bike and push for a moment, otherwise the dolce vita is over! (That is meant seriously: The hut keeper is not to be trifled with).
Then…
Three peaks for a hallelujah! :-)
Always breathtaking: a great natural panorama awaits you here, on legal trails. As usual we have put together the track and some impressions for you.
The driveway to the Drei Zinnen runs over asphalt and is easy to do. The view and the panorama are, as usual, a dream…
For a long, long time I was occupied with the idea of crossing the Monte Cristallo massif by bike. Whenever we stood at the Dürrensee, we thought: "Great look, but is there something going on with the bike?"
No sooner said than done - and now we know more: It was one of our most impressive tours so far…
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