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From the mountains to the sea
Dobbiaco-Cortina d’Ampezzo-Belluno-Feltre-Bassano del Grappa-Treviso-Mestre/Venice
From the Dolomites to Venice cycling tour, takes you through a stunning mountain landscape to the seashores of the Adriatic Sea.
Ride from the dramatic mountain peaks to the sparkling Adriatic coast, experiencing breathtaking landscapes, historic towns, and delicious regional cuisine along the way. This is the perfect bike tour for travelers who want to combine adventure, culture, and relaxation in one incredible journey.
Your adventure begins in the heart of the Dolomites, cycling through the stunning Val di Landro with its picture-perfect views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo (Three Peaks). Stay in the famous Olympic town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, a glamorous alpine resort that’s as charming in summer as it is in winter.
From here, follow the scenic Dolomite railway track to Pieve di Cadore, birthplace of the painter Titian, before pedaling through valleys known for their artisan ice cream. Overnight in Belluno, a gem of the Veneto region where elegant palaces and the Cathedral of San Martino dominate the town square. Don’t miss the chance to taste the local specialty, pastin with polenta.
The journey continues to Bassano del Grappa, home of Italy’s famous spirit. Visit the POLI GRAPPA MUSEUM, enjoy a tasting, and cross the historic wooden bridge designed by Palladio. As the landscape becomes gentler, cycle past Palladian villas like the beautiful Villa di Maser, and stop in the romantic town of Asolo.
Your next destination is Treviso, with its canals, colorful houses, and the lively Piazza dei Signori. Finally, follow the River Sile to reach the highlight of your cycling holiday – the enchanting city of Venice.
This tour is more than just a bike ride – it’s a journey through Italian history, culture, and cuisine. From mountain vistas to Venetian canals, every day offers a new highlight.
The daily program of the 8-day tour
Arrival at the hotel in the Alta Pusteria at Dobbiaco (Toblach) or Villabassa (Niederdorf). Free unguarded public car park near the hotel.
At the end of the day, if you rented bikes, bike-fitting, and handing over of the tour documents.
You start on the bike path into la Val di Landro (Höhlenstein Valley), past the Lake of Dobbiaco (Toblach) and the war cemetery. This area was a front during the I World War. You carry on past Lake of Landro (Dürrensee; on the left you can see the famous Tre Cime (Drei Zinnen); the cycle path ascends slightly before you get to the border of the provinces of Belluno and South Tyrol, where you enter the Veneto. From here, you cycle down into the valley, which opens up before heading south, bringing you to Cortina.
Distance: about 30-35 km / 18-22 miles
Ascent/ descent: +400m -300m
Today the route is slightly descending. Cycling along the old railway track you will see Mount Sorapis on the left, while on your right are the peaks of the Cinque Torri (Five Towers). After San Vito, you continue south through the Boite Valley towards Pieve/Calalzo di Cadore. From here you follow the new cycle path till Longarone. This village was destroyed in the 1963 when a landslide from Mt Toc forced 50 million cubic metres of water over the top of the Vajont Dam. Longarone lay in the immediate path of the wave of mud and water, which swept into the valley below. From Longarone you cycle slightly uphill until you reach Belluno.
Distance: about 75 km / 46,5 miles
Ascent/ descent: +30m -800m
After breakfast, you leave Belluno, the small capital town of this province. From here, the tour continues along tree-lined lanes and hilly landscapes with astonishing views. You cross small and characteristic villages. In the North, you will have a nice view of the southern part of the Dolomites. Today’s ride cycling ends in Feltre. A small town with a nice town centre.
Distance: about 40 km / 25 miles
Shortly after Feltre the route passes Lake Corlo and then descends to Brenta Valley. Where the river Brenta reaches the plains lies the town of Bassano del Grappa. The name of the town comes from Monte Grappa. You may enjoy a well-earned ‘grappa‘ upon your arrival here. There are many places of interest to visit in the town such as the church of San Francesco, the ‘museo civico‘ (museum) or Piazza della Libertà.
Distance: about 55 km / 34 miles
On leaving the Dolomitic Alps, you occasionally come across a villa designed by the renowned architect Palladio. The nice small town of Asolo is ideal for a rest before continuing along the plains to the town of Treviso, known for its waterways. Treviso is also a centre of Italian fashion and along the canal banks there are many wonderful houses and shops to admire.
Distance: about 55 km / 34 miles
Following the River Sile, you cycle towards the Adriatic Sea straight to Venice (Mainland / Quarto D’Altino), from where you can easily visit by bus or by train the impressive lagoon town of Venice. Venice is often referred to as ‘La Serenissima’, from the Venetian name of the former republic: ‘the Most Serene Republic of Venice’.
Distance: about 45 km/ 27,9 miles
After breakfast ends your tour from the Dolomites to Venice or you could take an extra overnight stay to visit Venice
Impressions from the Dolomites to Venice
Dobbiaco-Cortina d’Ampezzo-Belluno-Feltre-Bassano del Grappa-Treviso-Mestre/Venice
LEVEL 2,5
On the first two days you mainly follow the old Dolomites railway track. From the third day the terrain is more hilly with slight climbs and descents, cycling along quite side roads until, on the last day, you reach the plains. Cycle experience is needed. The tour is suitable for children from the age of 14
Daily distances between 30 km / 18 miles and 75 km/ 46,5 mi
Total km: 300-305 km /186-190 miles.
DEPARTURES:
Arrival every Wednesday and Saturday from 09/05 until 26/09/2026 (last available date). Not possible to start from 08/08-18/08/2026 (incl)
On request with a minimum of 5 pax is another starting date possible.
PARTICIPANTS:
2 or more people (solo traveller on request).
START / FINISH:
Dobbiaco (Toblach)-Villabassa (Niederdorf) / Mestre-Venice
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