Join us and E-bike Europe's largest alpine plateau right here in the Dolomites. This scenic e-bike loop tour across Alpe di Siusi combines spectacular views, well-maintained trails, and the perfect mix of paved and gravel roads. With pedal-assist power, you'll cover more ground with less effort. This is a perfect day of biking for all levels with a delicious lunch included!
Highlights
- Explore Alpe di Siusi, Europe's most expansive alpine plateau, surrounded by the Sciliar and Catinaccio massifs
- Ride a modern e-bike with professional guide instruction
- Stop at a traditional Rifugio for a Tyrolean lunch
- Summit Punta d'Oro for sweeping views of the Sciliar massif and Fassa Dolomites
- Full-day loop from Compaccio covering 19.5km / 12 miles with 580m / 1,903' of climbing
Itinerary
After meeting your professional mountain guide and getting fitted with your e-bike and helmet, you'll set off to explore the famous Alpe di Siusi (or Seiser Alm in German). You'll head toward a rifugio at 2,054m (6,739') where the gravel road winds through alpine forests and meadows, offering comfortable riding even on steeper stretches. At the rifugio, you'll pause for delicious, traditional Tyrolean Speck, mountain cheeses, and apple strudel and take in views of the Catinaccio range from the terrace. The trail to Saltria follows mixed paved and gravel roads, gently descending into the valley below. Saltria, at 1,800m (5,905'), offers a perfect break before climbing to Punta d'Oro. Your e-bike makes this ascent manageable, and the payoff is so worth it! You'll have stunning views of the Sciliar massif and Fassa Dolomites stretching out before you. Ready to ride the Dolomites? Contact us to book your Alpe di Siusi e-bike adventure!Programma ( 1 )
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Day 1
E-Bike Day Tour on Alpe di Siusi
Meet your professional mountain guide in Compaccio (1,680m / 5,512') for e-bike and helmet fitting. Ride gravel roads through alpine meadows and forests. Stop for traditional Tyrolean lunch featuring local Speck, mountain cheeses, and apple strudel while enjoying panoramic views of the Catinaccio range. Continue on mixed paved and gravel trails descending to Saltria (1,800m / 5,905'), a small alpine village with rifugios and tourist facilities. Climb to Punta d'Oro for sweeping views of the Sciliar massif and Fassa Dolomites. Descend on well-maintained roads back to Compaccio.
(19,5km / 12 miles by e-bike, 580m / 1,903' ascent and descent.)
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Necessary Equipment – Provided by Dolomite360 on request- Bike helmet (rental available)
- Bicycle water bottles or backpack hydration system
- Cycling Apparel
- Padded cycling shorts
- Cycling tights or leg warmers
- Short and long-sleeve jerseys with rear pockets (consider changing before the descent)
- Cycling gloves
- Cycling rain jacket
- Cycling shoes with cleats or stiff-soled option for non-clip-less pedals
- Short and long-sleeved synthetic or cotton T-shirts
- Regular underwear (synthetics recommended)
- Medium-weight synthetic jacket
- Shorts and full-length pants (quick-drying synthetic fabric)
- Baseball cap or wide-brimmed sun hat
- Bandanna
- Lightweight Gore-Tex or equivalent rain/wind jacket and pants (optional)
- Warm hat
- Athletic socks (synthetic for easy washing and drying)
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Gear
- Lightweight sheet sleeping bag/silk liner (required for rifugio dormitory accommodation)
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) and lip balm
- Personal first-aid kit
- Gloves (optional)
- Camera with extra batteries or charger
- Umbrella
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