RIDE · Dolomiti Experiences
The Dolomites by motorbike.
Five routes and the Sellaronda with maps and GPX tracks, the passes of the Dolomites and the Alps, the passport to tick off the ones you have ridden and the challenge to choose the most beautiful.
The routes
Five loops and the Sellaronda, with map, stages, level and PDF guide.
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Routes map
Join sections of the routes and build your own, with distance, time and a free GPX track.
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Passes atlas
277 Alpine road passes on one map, with filters for region, altitude and surface.
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Dolomites passes
The 31 passes of the Dolomites, the 10 best by motorbike and guides to the most famous.
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Pass passport
The next pass is…™: tick the passes you have ridden, level up and share your card.
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The pass challenge
Eight passes from our routes, seven matches: vote for the most beautiful on Instagram.
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By sports car
The same passes behind the wheel, in autumn.
→Frequently asked questions.
- When is the best time to ride the Dolomites?
- May–June and mid-September to early October: quieter roads and open passes. In high summer, set off early in the morning.
- Which is the easiest route?
- Le Sette Meraviglie Dolomitiche (164 km, 7 passes) and the Sellaronda (62 km, 4 passes), both green level.
- Are the GPX tracks free?
- Yes: you download them free from the routes map, after sharing the route with a friend or on social media.
- Are the passes open in winter?
- The main ones usually are, except for snow closures; some close all winter. The status of each is in the Dolomites passes guide.