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Moena to Alpe Lusia Loop

Mountain biking trails

Moena to Alpe Lusia Loop

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(11)

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Moena to Alpe Lusia Loop

03:15

24.4km

1,300m

With this tour we want to lead you to discover Alpe Lusia and the pass of the same name, a crossroads of summer excursions and comings and goings of skiers …

by Val di Fassa

Last updated: August 30, 2024

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1

869 m

Public Water Fountain

Public Water Fountain

2

11.6 km

Passo Lusia

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Passo Lusia is a beautiful pass and an excellent summer refreshment point when the refuge is open. This place is a crossroads for many summer excursions and comings and goings of skiers in winter.

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12.8 km

Public Water Fountain

Public Water Fountain

4

18.1 km

Forest Trail 311-102

Highlight • Trail

This exceptional route runs through the woods in an amazing setting, among the mountain vegetation. The segment is challenging but doable: I recommend it.

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23.9 km

Moena Village

Highlight • Settlement

Moena is also called "the fairy of the Dolomites". This charming village of almost 3,000 inhabitants is located on the border between Val di Fiemme and Val di Fassa. The town is crossed by a cycle path.

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24.4 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

20.3 km

2.51 km

1.43 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

19.0 km

4.20 km

930 m

267 m

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Elevation

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Highest point (2,190 m)

Lowest point (1,170 m)

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Val di FassaJune 19, 2024

With this tour we want to lead you to discover Alpe Lusia and the pass of the same name, a crossroads of summer excursions and comings and goings of skiers in winter. Get ready to warm up your legs: in the first stretch from Moena to Alpe Lusia alone, this route has a difference in altitude of 1,000

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