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No alpine mountain range offers such a wonderful panorama as the Dolomites and thanks to bike transportation on mountain lifts, the natural beauty of the mountains (recognised by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage Site) can be discovered at first hand by all lovers of mountain biking – The four Dolomite Passes Gardena, Campolongo, Pordoi and Sella can now be experienced with ease by bike.

Access to Sellaronda MTB Tour is possible from any of the four valleys which surround the Sella Massif: Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba and Val di Fassa. The tour can be tackled both by mountain bike and with the new e-bikes,( electric powered cycles.)

The Sellaronda MTB Tour requires a sufficient level of physical preparation and with good agility and experience. It is possible to do the tour on your own ,however, we recommend the accompaniment of a MTB expert guide, which will make the experience of the trail even more complete and secure, especially if you do not know the area well or are less confident about the route or your ability.
PLAN YOUR TOUR
First of all you need to choose from which of the 4 valleys you wish to start.

It is possible to ride the whole Sellaronda MTB Track tour without a MTB guide, simply buy the ticket - SuperSummer Card - at the ticket offices of the lifts partecipating in the Dolomiti SuperSummer project.

Maps are available at all Tourist Offices, Ticket Offices at Lift Stations, at Information and Registration Offices and the MTB shops. A web version of the map as well as the GPS tracks can be downloaded from the following pages: Clockwise Tour and Anti-clockwise Tour.

Nevertheless it is highly recommended to be accompanied by a MTB guide affiliated to schools or MTB centers in the area, especially if you are doing the Sellaronda MTB Tour for the first time. Even if you are a confident biker, you can gain so much more from this tour, with an official guide.

To request information and prices or to book the nearest guide, contact the INFO and REGISTRATION OFFICES or MTB GUIDES.

In all villages of the 4 valleys you will find MTB shops and Rent and E-bike recharging points.

HOW TO ARRIVE

The Sellaronda area is located between the provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno in a strategic and central place, easily accessible by car, bus, train and airplane.

Coming from Brennero or from Verona, you reach Alta Badia via the motorway A22. Exit at Bressanone-Val Pusteria and continue until San Lorenzo, then turn right towards Val Badia.

From Venice, on the motorway A27, exit at Belluno and follow the road that runs through Agordo, Alleghe, Arabba and Campolongo pass or drive along the Cadore valley to Cortina, to arrive in Alta Badia from the Falzarego pass.

If you arrive by train, you can reach Belluno or Brunico, continuing the journey by bus to Alta Badia.

The closest airports are in Bolzano, Treviso, Venice, Verona and Innsbruck.

See all the travel details on www.altabadia.org.

HOW TO ARRIVE

The Sellaronda area is located between the provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno in a strategic and central place, easily accessible by car, bus, train and airplane.

From the motorway A27 (Venice-Belluno), take the last exit to Belluno and follow the road through Agordo and Alleghe to Arabba.

From the south on the motorway A22, exit at Chiusa-Val Gardena, drive along Val Gardena and turn around the Sella massif taking the Gardena pass and Campolongo pass, or the Sella pass and Pordoi pass to arrive directly to Arabba.

From Brennero instead exit at Bressanone-Val Pusteria, drive to San Lorenzo, turn right towards Val Badia and get up to Corvara, then take the Campolongo pass that leads to Arabba.
Arriving by train, you can reach Brunico or Belluno, continuing the journey by taxi or bus to Arabba.

The closest airports are in Treviso, Venice, Bolzano, Verona and Innsbruck.

See all the travel details on www.arabba.it.

HOW TO ARRIVE

The Sellaronda area is located between the provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno in a strategic and central place, easily accessible by car, bus, train and airplane.

Travelling on the motorway A27 (Venice-Belluno), take the last exit to Belluno and follow the road leading to Agordo, then take the San Pellegrino pass to get to Moena. Alternatively continue from Agordo up to Rocca Pietore and take the Fedaia pass to reach Canazei.

For those coming from the motorway A22, exit at Ora-Egna, take the San Lugano pass and cross Val di Fiemme to reach Val di Fassa, or exit at Bolzano Nord and continue for Carezza pass to arrive in Vigo di Fassa.

Arriving by train, you can reach Trento, Bolzano and Ora and continue the journey by taxi or bus to Val di Fassa.

The closest airports are in Bolzano, Verona, Treviso, Venice and Innsbruck.

See all the travel details on www.fassa.com

HOW TO ARRIVE

The Sellaronda area is located between the provinces of Bolzano, Trento and Belluno in a strategic and central place, easily accessible by car, bus, train and airplane.

Coming from Brennero or from Verona via the motorway A22, take the exit Chiusa-Val Gardena, where it takes only 15 km to reach the heart of Val Gardena.

From the motorway A27 (Venice-Belluno) instead, take the last exit to Belluno and follow the road through Agordo and Alleghe to Arabba, where you can turn around the Sella massif taking the Campolongo pass and then the Gardena pass or the Pordoi and Sella passes to get directly in Selva Val Gardena.

Arriving by train, reach up to Bolzano, Chiusa or Belluno, and then continue the journey by taxi or bus to Val Gardena.

The closest airports are in Bolzano, Verona, Treviso, Venice and Innsbruck.

See all the travel details on www.valgardena.it.
THE MTB SCHOOLS GUIDES OF THE 4 VALLEYS
Make the Sellaronda MTB Tour a once in a lifetime experience by doing it with a guide. The MTB guides specialised in the tour will give various tips , relate stories about the area which simply add to the memory of the ride and which every biker will take home.

What the MTB Guide does for you:

  • They know the path, and are updated on the status of practicability.
  • They can choose the tracks, depending on the biker ability.
  • They help the bikers on every type of trails, giving valuable advice on MTB riding techniques.
  • They are equipped for any minor repairs and they know the bike services along the tour.
  • They can tell the nature and the history of our valleys, enriching the experience of the tour.
  • In the event of any inconvenience, guides always know how to get the bikers back.
INDEMNITY FROM AND AGAINST ANY LIABILITIES
Local bodies, associations, appropriate consortia of the area choose and carry out competent maintenance on trails and paths. No liability will be assumed for possible damage or accidents on signed mountain bike trails.

Transport via lift facilities: the contract between lift company and the pass holder includes transport from the valley to the mountain station, or from the mountain to the valley station, on the single lift. Any further activity is not included in the contract and is undertaken at one’s own risk.
COMMON SENSE AND RESPECT
Respect nature and fully enjoy the tour.

Just follow these six simple rules of good manners and organisation to spend a day of wellbeing and fun:

  1. Ride only on authorised trails and don’t ride across any fields.
  2. Never scare animals, do not leave rubbish, avoid braking sharply (to avoid excessive soil erosion).
  3. Pedestrians and Hikers always have right of the way, make yourself heard in advance.
  4. Check your equipment is in good condition and always use a helmet and bike gloves.
  5. Moderate your speed depending on the different situations, do not overestimate your possibilities.
  6. Plan your tour in advance.