Valsorda

From San Martino di Castrozza, the shuttle-supported tour takes you into the secluded, beautiful Valsorda Valley. After a half-hour carrying passage, the fantastic trails begin down to Caoria, where you take a cab back to San Martino di Castrozza.

Description

The tour starts in San Martino and heads south until you reach the Tognola cable car. Ride up this and then tackle another bike park circuit. Otherwise, take the gravel road to Malga Tognola. This is where the Tognola Trail begins. It is partly interspersed with rocks and therefore a little rough in places. It really shakes you up. Once you reach the forest road at the bottom, ride left towards Malga Valsorda. The ascent is very steep in places, and after Malga Valsorda the pushing and carrying section up to Forcella Valsorda begins. If you are riding an e-bike, you can manage without pushing at best. A wonderful mountain world opens up to you up here. At the Forcella Valsorda saddle, continue to the right. Initially pushing and carrying, the trail then becomes smoother and smoother and finally becomes quite fast until you reach Malga Fiamena and then on to Caoria. Here you order a cab to the Albergo Al Pin. This should be organized in the morning before departure. Alternatively, you can also cycle back the 30 kilometers and a good 1200 meters in altitude to San Martino. The difficulty level of the tour is in the S2 to S3 range.

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Details of the tour

18 km

525 m

1790 m

860 above sea level

2135 above sea level

1 day

San Martino di Castrozza

2266

well suited

Günter Scholz

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Restaurants

Rifugio Tognola

Malghetta Tognola

Malga Valsorda Alta

Shuttles

Bike shuttle Happy Travels Dolomiti

Bikeschools

No bike schools are registered for this region. Registration as a partner takes place here.

Bikeshops

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Bikehotels

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