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View of Lake Dobbiaco – Old Railway Tunnel loop from Borca di Cadore

View of Lake Dobbiaco – Old Railway Tunnel loop from Borca di Cadore

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View of Lake Dobbiaco – Old Railway Tunnel loop from Borca di Cadore

06:10

103km

1,290m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: June 26, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 12.1 km for 276 m

After 13.0 km for 60 m

After 44.0 km for 285 m

After 52.1 km for 202 m

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2.62 km

View of the Dolomite Peaks Around San Vito di Cadore

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From the Boite Valley, the view of the mountains surrounding San Vito di Cadore is spectacular. The Dolomite peaks such as Antelao and Pelmo rise majestically, creating a unique panorama, with their steep walls and jagged peaks that seem to touch the sky, creating an atmosphere of peace and grandeur.

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23.2 km

Spectacular Tunnel and Viaduct Section of the Lunga Via delle Dolomiti

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The approximately 32 km long railway line between Toblach and Cortina is very easy to ride along its entire length and is extremely attractive, as it runs right through the Dolomites and constantly offers great views of the mountains.
Apart from the beautiful Lake Dürrensee, this section is the most spectacular part of the route. The route leads through several tunnels and over a viaduct that bridges a deep gorge.
Magnificent!

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35.0 km

Lake Dürrensee

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Dreamlike

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44.1 km

Toblacher See - Lago di Dobbiaco

Lake

44.4 km

View of Lake Dobbiaco

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Lake Dobbiaco invites you to take a break along the way

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75.6 km

Lago de Rufiedo

Lake

80.0 km

Tunnel on the Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path

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Cycle path that runs along the former railway. Gentle slopes, super views.

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80.1 km

Old Railway Tunnel

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The Dolomites cycle path always has its charm

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86.7 km

Cortina d'Ampezzo

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Cortina d’Ampezzo is a glamorous ski resort in northern Italy. It is part of the Dolomiti Superski, to which the Passo di Falzarego also belongs. Cortina d ‘Ampezzo was the venue for the 1956 Winter Olympics and the Alpine World Ski Championships in 1932, 1941 and 2021. The 1956 Winter Olympics that took place in Cortina included the ice rink, the Eugenio Monti bobsleigh track and the Trampolino Olimpico Italia. The Passo di Giau is the connection to Caprile.

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89.3 km

A look at the Tofane

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Cortina boasts the three Tofane mountains (Rozes, Mezzo, Dentro). A great view of the trio. The most impressive is the Tofana di Rozes.

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103 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

43.3 km

31.7 km

19.3 km

5.87 km

1.57 km

1.20 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

48.3 km

38.2 km

14.4 km

1.66 km

234 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Friday 26 June

29°C

18°C

30 %

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Comments

September 9, 2022,Bikepacking von München nach Venedig - Tag 5 - Von Toblach nach Pieve di Cadore

That was an incredible stage. The first 35 km were so varied and beautiful that I often had to stop, enjoy and take photos. Today's ascent to the top of the tour at 1,580 m was very gentle, the pulse was always below 140. The temperature was quite cool at around 11 degrees. Rugged mountain ranges and rough nature alternated …

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September 4, 2023,Dolomiten - Venedig '23, Tag1: Toblach-Cortina - Pieve di Cadore

La pìu bella pista ciclabile del mondo - the most beautiful cycle path in the world - is what they say about the Dolomites cycle path. For us right at the beginning the queen stage on our way from Toblach to Venice. After taking the Pragser Wildsee and the Plätzwiese the previous days to get us in the mood and …

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May 27, 2025,München -Gardasee Tag 5

The climb to the Three Peaks was rather unpleasant in the persistent rain. The temperature of around 5 degrees Celsius at the summit didn't help matters. After the descent, we were completely frozen, but we made it.

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July 2, 2024,Dolomiten - 3. Etappe

A wonderful stage without rain and mild temperatures along cycle paths that were once used by narrow-gauge trains to supply the front in World War I

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July 5, 2022,Dolomiten, 3. Etappe: Toblach - Calalzo di Cadore

So far the most beautiful stage, not only because it went downhill forever, but because one highlight followed the other.
Despite the thunderstorm warning, it stayed dry.
Route led through forest, small trails, lots of gravel and asphalt. Apart from small exceptions no road.
Lots of breaks for photos, espresso, food, espresso, food. It's like driving between breaks. Some kind …

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June 10, 2022,Sillian-Venedig Tag 1-Pieve di Catoro

Due to some mudslides, the Toblach-Cortina cycle path is closed at Lake Dobbiaco. The detour is via the path west of the lake. From Schluderbach to Passo Cimabanche you have to switch to the SS 51.

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October 24, 2021,Alte Bahntrasse Toblach - Cortina d' Ampezzo über Lago Di Misurina

The old railway line from Toblach to Cortina d‘Ampezzo is a dream for gravel bike fans. Again and again there are great views of the Three Peaks. The route over the Lago di Misurina and Passo Tre Croci brings some variety.

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View of Lake Dobbiaco – Old Railway Tunnel loop from Borca di Cadore

View of the Dolomite Peaks Around San Vito di Cadore

Spectacular Tunnel and Viaduct Section of the Lunga Via delle Dolomiti

Lake Dürrensee

View of Lake Dobbiaco

Tunnel on the Dobbiaco–Cortina Cycle Path

Old Railway Tunnel

Cortina d'Ampezzo

A look at the Tofane

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