What is Marcialonga Cycling

Ride in the Dolomites with the Granfondo of Val di Fiemme and Val di Fassa

WHAT IS THIS ALL ABOUT

The cycling Granfondo between the Dolomites in Val di Fiemme and Val di Fassa source of thousands of emotions.
Get involved by the charm of Marcialonga Cycling Craft and come to share with us a weekend dedicated to road bikes, where you are the true protagonist.

GIRO D'ITALIA STAGE

The Giro d'Italia returns to tread the roads of the our valleys.
The day before the Marcialonga granfondo the most epic stage of Giro d'italia will cover the stretch from Belluno to Marmolada, in the Fassa Valley, crossing the San Pellegrino Pass, the same that you will face the day after.

THE TRACK

Marcialonga Craft is characterised by two different routes, a shorter route with 80k (+2448) and a longer one with 130k (+3900), where you can decide during the race which one to choose. A challenge with yourself, facing four Dolomitic passes (two on the medium route) which will give you lots of satisfaction and emotion. Amongst the highlights of the track you can find the Costalunga Pass with the wonderful Carezza Lake and the Passo Pampeago, more times scene of the Giro d’Italia. It follows the climb on the passes San Pellegrino and Valles with breath-taking view on the Pale di San Martino. See the entire track >

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MINICYCLING: SPACE TO THE YOUNG CYCLISTS

If you are travelling with your family do not miss the Minicycling, the event dedicate to kids up to 12 yers old. The young cyclists face up funny gimkana laps according to age and category.

NOT ONLY BIKES

Marcialonga Craft is the second race of the Marcialonga season, which starts the last weekend of January on the Nordic Ski slopes with the most famous Marcialonga and finishes at the end of summer with the running event Marcialonga Coop. The cycling Granfondo, in addition to the other races, is an indispensable stage to be part of the brand new Marcialonga Superstar Club or complete the Team Combined event Punto3 Craft, the special rankings that award the athletes who decide to get involved in the three disciplines both singularly or in a team.