Ultimate Dolomites
The Most Spectacular Scenery Of All The Mountains Across Europe
Five irresistible Dolomites trip highlights.
- Ride the iconic climbs of the Dolomites including the Giau, Pordoi, Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Gardena.
- Imagine the Giro d’Italia as you discover some of the best mountain scenery you’ll ever see from your bike.
- Experience the Maratona dles Dolomites course with a flexible itinerary.
- Benefit from experienced guides, coaches and vehicle support every day.
- Stay, relax & refuel in one great traditional hotel perfectly located for the climbs.


I have to say that the trip was of the highest standard in every department.
Dolomites Cycling Trip
Dolomites Cycling Holiday Overview:
Dolomites cycling provides some of the most spectacular scenery of all the mountains across Europe, with its unmistakable peaks and amazing lighting that illuminates the landscape it’s much deserving of its UNESCO world heritage site status.
During our Ultimate Dolomites cycling holiday, you’ll take on challenging climbs such as the Passo Giau, Pordoi, Gardena, Fedai and Passo delle Erbe along with the unforgettable climb to the Refuge Auronzo and views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo following in the footsteps of the Giro d’Italia.
The finale of the week-long trip is to ride the course of the Maratona dles Dolomites, one of the most stunning bike sportives in the world. Follow in the tracks of some legendary cyclists over these iconic climbs via the long or medium course.
Every aspect of our Dolomites Cycling Challenge is hand-picked by the team at Colconquerors to ensure your time with us on and off the bike is memorable and rewarding. You can enjoy the local Ladin experience and really connect with the area, relaxing for the night in a stylish, family-run hotel.
It’s not all hard work either, we encourage you to utilise the spa and wellness centre throughout the week to unwind and relax.
Dolomites Cycling Itinerary:
Dolomites Cycling Accommodation:
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Ultimate Dolomites FAQ's
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How do you provide support?
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Our guides and support vehicle will be with you every day that you ride to ensure that you just have to focus on your riding. Staff to guest ratio is 1:4 to ensure a very personal experience especially when you need help or advice about any aspect of the ride. Full GPX routes and high quality daily road books are provided for every day.
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What type of fitness do I need for a Dolomites cycling trip?
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The Dolomites are a challenging and fun environment to ride your bike and are accessible to most keen riders with some good preparation before arrival, the training is part of the fun of a holiday after all. You don’t have to be cycling a hundred plus miles per week but consistently following a good training programme that includes plenty of intensity and variety will ensure you’re on the right track for one of our Dolomites cycling trips. Fitness gained from other sports quite often crosses over as well from our experience.
We always have British Cycling Level 3 coaches available during this holiday putting us in a good position to assist you with fitness or riding questions you might have. We also offer coaching packages that will help you prepare for this Dolomites Cycling holiday and future trips
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Can the itinerary flex if I want to do more or less?
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The itinerary is designed to allow some flexibility by either adding more or less challenge into a day. The support vehicle ensures that you can always cycle with knowledge that help is never far away. We are always happy for you to ask us for options on any given day.
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What type of weather can I expect in the Dolomites?
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We run our trips at the times of year when we feel you will have the best experience. The weather is usually good (it’s summer after all) but the mountains can always throw up surprises so it’s always best to come equipped with a selection of kit to cover most eventualities. Temperatures in the Dolomites as with all major mountain ranges vary from the valley floor to the summits of the climbs, typically we find this to be a decrease of around 1 degree for every 100 meters gained. If you are unsure of what to bring you can always talk to us before you arrive, we’re always here to help.
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What if there are others faster than me?
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Our best advice is not to worry about this. There will always be people slower and faster than you during a trip and we have years of experience in managing diverse groups. We go to great lengths to make sure everyone in the group gets exactly what they need from each and every day.
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Can I join the Dolomites cycling trip solo?
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You are more than welcome to come on the Ultiamte Dolomites cycling trip alone. There are several options available to you; You can either share a twin room with another rider or where one is available pay an additional single supplement for sole occupancy.
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How do the Dolomites differ from the main Alpine ranges?
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Typically the climbs are shorter than those found in the French or Italian Alps and due to the nature of the roads in the region it’s possible to climb more passes each day. Gradients vary as always in the mountains but in general are a notch below those found in the main Italian Alps.
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Is more information available to help me plan my trip?
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Help is always on hand. We have tried to answer many questions on our FAQ page but are always around pre, during or post trip to help with any questions.