The Sella Ronda is one of the great mountain bike classics in the Dolomites - once around the Sella massif combined with mountain railway transportation. The clock-pointer version is the more popular of the two Sella Ronda variants because it hardly includes any ascent altitude meters.

The Sella Ronda is one of the great mountain bike classics in the Dolomites - once around the Sella massif combined with mountain railway transportation. The counter-clockwise version is the sportier and technically more challenging of the two Sella Ronda variants.

The Kreuzjoch, called "Somamunt" in Ladin, is an equally unknown and rewarding passage from the Gadertal valley to the Pragser Wildsee lake. This fantastic tour takes you deep into the heart of the Pale Mountains!

The three peaks of the Tofana tower high above Cortina and invite you to ride around them on a mountain bike. The result is an exceptionally impressive trail loop through the Fanes National Park.

Monte Muntejela de Senes (Monte Sella di Sennes) is located at the northern end of the Sennes-Prags Nature Park and is an ideal starting point for a tour to get to know the nature reserve, as the panorama, orientation and tour search are almost self-evident from the summit.

The Fanes Tour is one of the great Dolomite classics, albeit a sporting tour de force. The highlight of the route is the ride through the wonderful Fanes plateau with the descent to San Cassiano.

The Dreifingerspitze (Punta Tre Dita) is an insider tip in St. Vigil in Enneberg and, with a little map knowledge, offers a perfect trail descent within an impressive bike tour in the Sennes-Fanes area.

The Kronplatz is one of the great mountain bike highlights of the Pustertal Valley. The mountain railroads take bikers to the summit and there are wonderful trails with a "natural" character to choose from for the descents. With the "Trail Quartet", the most important Kronplatz descents are packed into one route.

The Fanes circuit in the Dolomites belongs on every mountain biker's bucket list. The well-known and classic route is above all a scooter route. If you include the St. Antoniusjoch, the tour becomes an experience of a very special kind.

The Vallon Bianco is a high alpine mountain steeped in history in the middle of the Sennes-Fanes region, on which a military road from 1915 winds its way up to an altitude of 2684 meters above sea level. The Sennes-Fanes region was a heavily contested mountain front during the First World War.

Monte Ciaval is located in the middle of the Sennes-Fanes area and almost reaches the 3000-meter mark. The high alpine character of this mountain is characterized by former positions and infrastructure of the First World War, as well as by a tremendous all-round panorama in the middle of the Dolomites.

The Fanes region is one of the most impressive sceneries in the Dolomites. From the Cortina region, this circular tour provides a wonderful insight into the region in the shadow of the Vallon Bianco, the Seekofel and the Hohe Gaisl, spiced up with a load of moderate trail fun.