Hüttentour Dolomites – Sella | Ride MTB

Hüttentour Dolomites – Sella

Many mountain bikers know the Sellaronda. With the hut-to-hut tour, it becomes a superlative. Grosso modo, the three-day hut tour also leads around the Sella massif, but also includes other highlights along the way. The starting point is Klausen in the Eisack Valley and the first day is dominated by the Langkofel. It forms the backdrop on the route from the Seiser Alm over to the Val di Fassa. You spend the night at the Rifugio Fredarola, where the long final ascent is easily shortened by taking the gondola lift. Opposite is the Marmolada glacier, which then takes center stage on the second day. On panoramic trails and little-known routes, you descend into the Val de Fodom and then climb up to the legendary Las Vegas hut in the Alta Badia region, the second stage destination. Here you have an excellent view of the Sella, which again forms the backdrop on the third day. If the Las Vegas hut is fully booked, we offer the beautiful Pralongià hut as an alternative. On the third day, many ascents are mastered with the mountain railroad, you reach Selva Gardena via the Gardena Pass and tackle the phenomenal final descent into the Isarco Valley at Resciesa high above the Gardena Valley.

Conclusion: A fantastic three-day tour with a mix of scenery, culinary delights, trails, athletic performance and mountain railway transport - the full mountain bike program!

Detailed travel instructions and contact details for hotels, shuttles & luggage transportation (independent booking)

Detailed route description with altitude profile, route information, tips and topo map (package guide)

GPS track of the entire route

Cost

40.00 CHF

40.00 Euro

Highlights

Trails around the Sassolungo and in Val di Fassa on the first day

Trails on the Marmolada and in Alta Badia on the second day

Trails on the Gardena Pass and super descent from Rasciesa to Chiusa on the third day

Exceptional cuisine and ambience in the huts and mountain hotels

Facts

Duration

3 days

Distance

117 km

Downhill

2400 m

Uphill

8740 m

Skills:
 (S3)
 
Fitness:
 (up to 1300 meters of climbing)
 
Season

-

E-MTB

well suited

Package Operator

Ride MTB

The huts are not stuffy huts with woollen blankets, but offer high-quality hotel standards. Thanks to the included three-day ticket from Dolomiti Supersummer, the routes can be shortened or extended as desired. Luggage transportation can also be booked for the three-day tour. The rule is: one piece of luggage per person. If you wish, you can also complete the hut tour without the additional option.

The Hüttentouren are prepared as complete trips, but you make your own individual bookings for accommodation and mountain railway tickets. The detailed travel guide provides you with all the information and contact details you need for hassle-free booking. Your personal package guide also includes detailed route information, including GPS tracks.

To pay for your booking, you will be redirected to the Ride checkout. Once your booking has been successfully completed, you will immediately receive an email containing a link to your digital booking dossier.

The Hüttentour Mitelbünden leads from Chur via Arosa to the Heimeli mountain inn. On the second day, the route takes you over the Duranna Pass to St. Antönien. Finally, on the last day, you travel via Schiers and Seewis to Landquart.

The Hüttentour Dolomites in the Fanes variant leads from Brixen by train to the Puster Valley and from there via Kronplatz and Pragser Wildsee up to Plätzwiese. On the second day, the route passes through the Fanes area and on to the Alta Badia region. Finally, on the last stage, you pass Peitlerkofel to Plose and from there descend to Brixen.

The Hüttentour Engadin leads from Bergün over the Albula Pass to Alp Grüm. On the second day, the route continues to Poschiavo and via Livigno to the Varusch Hut. The final stage takes you back to Bergün via the Kesch Hut.

The Hüttentour Dolomites in the Sella variant leads from Klausen via the Seiser Alm to Canazei and from there by gondola up to the legendary Fredarola hut. On the second day, the route continues via Arabba to the Alta Badia region. Finally, on the last stage, you cross the Grödnerjoch and Raschötz passes (assisted by numerous mountain railways) to return to Klausen.

Total costs:
40

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