Cycle path Fassa and Fiemme Valleys
Long distance cycling • Val di Fassa
Cycle path Fassa and Fiemme Valleys
The cycle path crosses the Fassa and Fiemme Valleys, following the route of the Marcialonga
These valleys are the kingdom of snow which, in summer, gives way to green meadows and the white Dolomia rocks. Indeed, the majestic Dolomites of Latemar and Catinaccio form the backdrop. The cycle path connecting the Fassa and Fiemme Valleys stretches for over 40 km through woods and dense forests of firs and larches. The route largely retraces the path of the Marcialonga and that of the ancient Ora – Predazzo railway.
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· Fiemme and Cembra ValleysCycle path Fassa and Fiemme Valleys
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Author’s recommendation
The route can be tackled in both directions: here the route is described starting from the Val di Fassa descending to Molina di Fiemme. This direction does not involve uphill climbs, but it is advisable to pay attention to some downhill sections. There is a return service with shuttle bus that requires mandatory reservation.
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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As you can imagine, the accessibility of routes in a mountainous environment is closely linked to current conditions and therefore depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information in this card may have changed. Before setting off, check the status of the route by contacting the refuge managers on your path, alpine guides, natural park visitor centers, and tourist offices.Directions
Fontanazzo is easily reachable both from the south and north via State Road 12 of the Brenner or the A22 motorway (Egna/Ora exit 24 km away, Trento Nord or S.Michele) then continuing on the SS 48 Dolomites state road (from Egna/Ora).Coordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
