Are you more of a climber of dolomitic passes or a passionate rider of long descents on natural singletracks? Val di Fassa has so much to offer to those who plan a holiday in the open air and who want to release the frenetic rhythm of the city by bike. The Ladin country is perfect for any kind of wheel: from cross-country to freeride, from road cycling to the easy bike rides along the cycling route, without ever losing sight of the Dolomites.
The Val di Fassa Bike Friendly Resorts (hotels, B&B, camping sites, apartments) are the original solution for a "green" holiday on your "hog". You can count on: exclusive services dedicated to bikers, to give you everything you need far from home; bike rooms equipped with racks and work stands for some easy maintenance; washing areas and bike-tutors in the accommodation facilities for tips on daily excursions and guided tours.
The Val di Fassa Bike Friendly Association was born from the idea of creating a taylor made holiday for cycling fanatics who choose Val di Fassa to practise their favourite sport. The members (hotels, B&B, camping sites, apartments) that take part in the initiative are selected quality facilities which offer high accommodation standards. The well renowned Ladin hospitality tradition together with commitment to satisfying guests’ demands provide an ad hoc stay in the Dolomite mountains.
Each Bike Friendly Resort offers:
Moreover, some of the accommodation facilities also have fitness rooms and pools where guests can train when the weather is bad. After sport one can relax in a Spa and have a massage done by an expert.
Pools, gyms and spas open to the public in Val di Fassa.
Medical assistance is available in case of small injuries or muscular soreness which could bother your holiday, in the valley you can find several physiotherapy centres with qualified staff.
No problem at all for bikers! Nobody will stop you from biking. In Val di Fassa, in the different villages, you will find lots of rentals and specialist shops where to choose among: city bikes, ideal for asphalted roads (like the cycling path Fiemme and Fassa), road bikes, children’s bikes, mountain bikes (also available in dirt-jump, free ride, cross-country and downhill) perfect for mountain tracks and dirt roads, e-bikes (electric bikes) with pedalling assistant to enjoy a day in the open air without effort. Moreover a wide choice of accessories to organise your trainings and excursions at best, also for families. In fact here you will find baby bike chairs and twin buggies (tow/trolley), which is the safest way to carry your kids.
We suggest your contacting the rental to check bike availability.
To get advice, for guided excursions along the paths of Val di Fassa, you can trust our qualified instructors. Bike tours with MTB instructors in Val di Fassa:
Sport Check Point Canazei
Strèda Dolomites, 147 - Phone +39 340 1147382
Sport Check Point Campitello di Fassa
Strèda de Pènt de Sera, 9 - Phone +39 0462 750490
Sport Check Point Pozza di Fassa
Piaza de Comun, 2 - Phone +39 331 2989721
Sport Check Point Moena
Strada de Sèn Pelegrin, 2 - Phone +39 331 9938100
Riding your mountain bike while enjoying freedom and nature in the Dolomites. From May to September the passion for mountain biking takes over in Val di Fassa thanks to the many asphalt lanes or dirt roads suitable for everyone. Download a PDF map of the mountain bike routes.
Families with children that are fond of cycling can have fun on the easy, almost flat cycling path that links Canazei (1.465 m) to Molina di Fiemme (965 m). The itinerary is 46.8 km long, takes about three hours and is served by "Bike Express Fassa-Fiemme". This is a bus that has a trailer and offers cyclists the possibility to go back to starting point without any effort.
Bike transportation (with fee) also on public transport (companies: Trentino Trasporti and Sad), only if there is enough room on the bus. See bus timetables.
Uphill, effortlessly. Cycling paths, dirt roads, low level roads and lots of panoramic routes in the mountain. Less trained bikers can skip the stress of cycling uphill by taking the lifts open in summer in Val di Fassa on which bike transportation is allowed.
Riding a bike is an aerobic activity that make you burn a lot of energy. That’s why a healthy diet is important. A biker should never cut on carbs (pasta, potatoes, grains) and proteins (meat, eggs, fish and legumes). Fruit and vegetables are very important to ensure your body the recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals. You shouldn’t cut all the sweet foods but you should prefer fruit tarts. Never forget to drink a lot of water (both before and during sport activity), fruit juices or sugared tea. To warm up is a good habit before starting cycling, by doing so you will avoid any muscular soreness. After training, stretching is recommended in order to loosen up muscles. 7 to 8 hours sleep every night will give you back the energy you burnt during the day and help you feel fit the day after and ready for a new excursion.
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