Tutti Frutti Trail

In the upper part a bit technical, very steep, it is best to brake where it is necessary, otherwise you will quickly lose your grip, as you drive through narrow, earthy gullies and you can easily lurch (S2 +). As soon as the trail increasingly runs over roots, it should be dry for at least two days, as many muddy passages in the lower, wooded part make it difficult to continue (S2-). For me, the upper, steep part was more fun than the shadier one, as it poured quite a bit the day before. Feasible with a hardtail: D

Exposed trail that runs along the ridge. The trail is exposed on both sides, with steep slopes and a cliff below, for experienced riders only! Beautiful view of all the surrounding mountains and glacier: Sasso Lungo, Piz Sella, Sasso Pordoi, Marmolada...

A part of the queen stage at EWS in Val di Fassa in 2019.