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In San Candido, Val Pusteria, Eroica Dolomiti awaits you, offering a unique experience amidst the enchanted mountains where cycling legends were born. Three spectacular routes, 73, 95, and 118 km, will take you on a journey to experience the essence of heroism on two wheels, surrounded by an extraordinary landscape where effort and adventure blend in perfect harmony.

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The Routes
Short Route
73KM
Short Route
ELEVATION GAIN 1,258M
Very fascinating route that winds between Cortina, Passo delle tre Croci and Lake Misurina. Sapra make you appreciate the charm of the Dolomites and the view of the Tre Cime Di Lavaredo.
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MEDIUM ROUTE
91KM
MEDIUM ROUTE
ELEVATION GAIN 1,870M
Things start to get serious, the average route will make you understand what are the Dolomites riding a Vintage bike.
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Long Route
110KM
Long Route
ELEVATION GAIN 2,740M
This is the path of Eroica Dolomiti, in absolute dust and sweat with its 3,000 meters in altitude will lead you to touch the sky first at Prato Piazza and then at the Cornetto di Confine overlooking Austria.
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Innichen is one of Italy's most famous ski resorts, and includes the natural park of Tre Cime. It's also a Jet set resort, for this reason is usually called "The Pearl of Dolomites".
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