Cycling to the Pale di San Martino mountains

Over the bridge 20 metres up in the air

On this new stretch, you pedal over a 60-metre steel rope bridge more than 20 metres above ground. The adrenaline buzz gives you the boost you need for the climb. When you roll in to San Martino, you’re at an altitude of nearly 1500 metres. The reward is a view of the Dolomite peaks, a UNESCO World Heritage Site: the Pale di San Martino with Cimon della Pala, Rosetta, Vezzana and Cima della Madonna.

Easy riding by e-bike

The new Siror – San Martino di Castrozza cycleway is a 700-metre climb. If you’ve trained those quads, you’ll relish the challenge of the steeper sections. But if you’re more of a leisurely pedaller, you could let an e-bike take the strain. There are lots of places to hire one nearby; the kids will love it too.

N.B. The cycle/pedestrian path is undergoing timber clearing work with a closure order that will last until May 31st.