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— Day 1: Toblach (Trentino-Alto Adige)

Arrive in Toblach, a town in the Alta Pusteria, the valley that is the gateway to the Dolomites.

Check into hotel, explore town and get ready for a week of amazing road biking.

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80 km Day 2: Cortina d'Ampezzo (Veneto)

Toblach – Sexten Valley – Kreuzberg Pass – Padola – Passo San Antonio – Auronzo – Tre Croci Pass - Cortina d’Ampezzo (approx. 80 km and 1650 m in altitude)

Our first day of cycling heads form Toblach through to the Sexten Valley, a neighboring valley of the Alta Pusteria in the heart of the Dolomites. We continue riding over the Kreuzberg pass and into Belluno province before cycling over two more Dolomiti passes on our way to the Olympic town of Cortina d’Ampezzo.

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90 km Day 3: Belluno (Veneto)

Cortina d’Ampezzo – Passo Giau – Selva di Cadore - Alleghe – Belluno (approx. 90 km
and 1100 m in altitude)

Today we ride out of Cortina and enjoy the views of the Tofane summit on our left and the Five
Towers (Cinque Torri) on our right. We're surrounded by views of the Dolomites all the way to Belluno.

Overnight in Belluno.

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100 km Day 4: Feltre (Veneto)

Belluno – Ponte nelle Alpi – Alpago – Lago Santa Croce – Valdobbiadene – Feltre (approx.
100 km and 850 m in altitude)

Today we burn up calories pedaling the roads of Italy so we can enjoy the land of the ice cream makers and Italian
prosecco (sparkling wine) in Valdobbiadene before reaching our final destination of Feltre, where we spend the night.

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65 km Day 5: Bassano del Grappa (Veneto)

Feltre – Monte Grappa - Bassano del Grappa (approx. 65 km and 1500 m
difference in altitude)

On today's bike ride, we have another classic pass to climb before we reach the plains toward Venice. We cycle over the Monte Grappa, a historic area that was the site of numerous battles in World War I between Austria, Hungary and Italy.

We end the ride in Bassano del Grappa.

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110 km Day 6: Treviso (Veneto)

Bassano – Asolo – Valdobbiadene – Vittorio Veneto – Conegliano – Treviso – Venice
(approx. 110 km and 600 m in altitude)

Today we head out of the alpine regions while cycling by villas designed by the renowned architect
Palladio along the way. We can take a break in the idyllic town of Asolo before riding on to Valdobbiadene, where we follow the “vine road” to Vittorio Veneto and Conegliano.

Our final destination today is Treviso, the town of the pond skaters. There are many worthwhile sights to view in the town, such as the arcades, famous buildings and the shops are worth browsing around. Treviso is also the home of the clothing company Benetton as well as many shoe factories.

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85 km Day 7: Venice (Veneto)

Treviso – Casale sul Sile – Quarto d’Altino – Caposile – Jesolo – Cavallino – Punta Sabbioni – Venice (Mestre/Marghera) (approx. 85 km – 0 m altitude)

Our final day of cycling is flat, we continue along the River Sile until we reach the Adriatic Sea and then continue onto Jesolo. From here, we ride over the Island Cavallino to Punta Sabbioni where we take a ferry to Mestre/Venice and admire the view of the “Serenissima” - Venice.

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— Day 8: Venice (Veneto)

After breakfast, our tour comes to an end. Now that you're here, you may want to extend your stay for a few more days either in Venice or by the sea in Jesolo.

Hope you had a great time here in Italy. Ciao!

since the bikes come in various colors and sizes, your actual bike may vary slightly from those shown here.

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Tour Season

May 5th – September 29th 2012

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Check-in

• Saturday