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Dolomiti Experience

The right road, at the best moment.

The most beautiful routes in the Dolomites, designed by people who truly know them to give you the perfect ride.

Explore the routes

Know the land. Choose the moment.

Dolomiti Experience gathers carefully planned motorcycle routes: the right roads, the stops worth making, and the season and time of day when they are at their best. Every route comes with its own map and a sheet to take on the ride.

Motorcyclists taking a break at Giau Pass, with the Dolomites behind
The right pass, at the right time.
Local knowledge. Perfect timing.

Watch the route take shape.

Our two latest reels: the line draws itself on the map, then you choose where to start.

L'Ellevolante delle Alpi Centrali

Four passes, one L.

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Doppio Ottovolante Dolomitico

The complete circuit, in a single loop.

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Five routes, every stage mapped.

Each route comes with its map, its stages and a PDF sheet to take on the ride. Just like ski slopes, the colour shows how demanding it is.

  • Green under 5 hours of riding
  • Blue a full day in the saddle
  • Red over 8 hours, can be split over two days
Map of the Ottovolante Dolomitico: a loop from Ortisei over ten passes

Ottovolante Dolomitico

Blue · full day

9stages
10passes
269km

~6 h 20 riding · ~6,300 m climbing · ~180 hairpins

The first route in the series: a loop from Ortisei that traces a figure of eight through Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, the Agordino and Primiero, over ten passes including Costalunga, San Pellegrino, Rolle, Valles, Pordoi and Sella.

Map of Le Sette Meraviglie Dolomitiche

Le Sette Meraviglie Dolomitiche

Green · easy-going

9stages
7passes
164km

~4 h 30 riding · ~4,600 m climbing · ~210 hairpins

The Sellaronda and its surroundings: Campolongo, Falzarego, Giau, Fedaia and Pordoi in a single loop, in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites.

Map of La Corona Imperiale delle Dolomiti

La Corona Imperiale delle Dolomiti

Red · demanding

13stages
12passes
416km

~9 h riding · ~7,900 m climbing · ~180 hairpins

From Ortisei over 12 Alpine passes, 2 countries and 3 regions — South Tyrol, East Tyrol and Friuli Venezia Giulia — and back to the Dolomites.

Map of the Doppio Ottovolante Dolomitico

Doppio Ottovolante Dolomitico

Blue · full day

10stages
10passes
246km

~6 h riding · ~6,400 m climbing · ~250 hairpins

The grand loop linking Sella, Pordoi, Campolongo, Valparola, Giau and Fedaia, returning via Gardena Pass and Passo delle Erbe. Two figure-of-eight rollercoasters in one route, starting and finishing in Ortisei.

Map of L'Ellevolante delle Alpi Centrali, from Milan to Ortisei

L'Ellevolante delle Alpi Centrali

Red · demanding

8stages
7passes
488km

~9 h 20 riding · ~8,300 m climbing · ~190 hairpins

From Milan to Ortisei tracing an L: Dervio, Splügen, Julier, St. Moritz, Bernina and Stelvio. An unusual way to reach the Dolomites, in 9 hours and 18 minutes of riding.

Frequently asked questions.

What is the best time to ride the Dolomites by motorcycle?
May and June, then from mid-September to early October: the roads are open and traffic is lighter than in high summer. The highest passes can be closed by snow early in the season or after the first autumn snowfall, so always check before you set off.
Which route should I start with?
Le Sette Meraviglie Dolomitiche, our green route: 164 km and about four and a half hours of riding, with seven passes around the Sellaronda, Falzarego, Giau and Fedaia. Start and finish in Selva di Val Gardena.
Do I need a lot of riding experience?
Some experience is enough: every road is paved, with plenty of hairpins. Blue routes take a full day; red routes exceed 8 hours of riding and are best split over two days.
Can I ride them with a pillion and on any motorcycle?
Yes. The routes are designed to be enjoyed two-up and suit practically any kind of motorcycle, from naked bikes to tourers.
What do the green, blue and red colours mean?
Just like ski slopes, the colour shows how demanding a route is: green is under 5 hours of riding, blue a full day in the saddle, red over 8 hours, which can be split over two days.
Where do the routes start?
Four routes start from Ortisei or Selva in Val Gardena. L'Ellevolante delle Alpi Centrali starts in Milan and finishes in Ortisei via the Splügen, Bernina, Livigno and Stelvio.
What is in the PDF route sheets?
The free sheet has the map, stages, number of passes, distance and level. The complete guide adds the stage-by-stage story, elevation profile, recommended stops, fuel stops, the best season and time of day, and curiosities along the way.

Riding further? Meet RideCraft.

Dolomiti Experience's sister brand for international and nomadic tours: the same care in planning, taken beyond borders.

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Map of L'Anello del Sole di Mezzanotte, from Milan to the Lofoten Islands

L'Anello del Sole di Mezzanotte

15stages
14countries
8,120km

The first RideCraft tour, and the most ambitious: from Milan to the Lofoten Islands and back, through 14 European countries, chasing the midnight sun.