Stoneman Road

Stoneman Road

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Stoneman Road

11:32

192km

5,000m

Road cycling

For the Stoneman Tour you need calves, hard as stone. On the 190 kilometers around the Drei Zinnen Nature Park you conquer an unbelievable seven Dolomite passes. Countless curves and hairpin bends, valley and summit views as well as climbs and descents await you. A great memory is the Stoneman trophy, which you get after passing five checkpoints. You can find more information about this at stoneman.it. You start in Sexten and reach the SS 51 via San Candido and Toblach, which takes you up to the first pass, the Passo Chimabanche.

You will then reach the well-known Cortina d'Ampezzo, where you can recharge your batteries to climb the meters to Passo Falzarego. It continues up and down to the 2,236 meter high Passo di Giau before coming back to Cortina. You reach the highest point of the tour at the Rifugio Auronzo - at 2,326 meters you stand in front of the mighty stone towers of the Three Peaks. Then you jet down to Auronzo di Cadone and then return to the starting point via the Passo di San Antonio and the Kreuzbergpass.

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Last updated: April 8, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 105 km for 273 m

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28.3 km

Cimabanche Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Cimabanche pass connects the provinces of Belluno and Bolzano. It connects, to be precise, Cortina d'Ampezzo with Dobbiaco, through the Val di Landro.

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58.6 km

Falzarego Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Passo di Falzàrego is a 2,105 meter high mountain pass. It connects the Fodom and the lower Cordevole valley with Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Valle del Boite and Abbey in South Tyrol. The name Falza Rego means "false king" and refers to the king of the Fanes Empire, who according to legend was turned into stone because of a betrayal and can still be seen from the pass today.

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88.8 km

Giau Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Passo Giau is a wonderful starting point for a pleasant walk. It is one of the most famous mountain passes in the Dolomites. It has ample parking, the opportunity to enjoy something to eat and a beautiful view of the mountains. A visit to the Dolomites is not complete without going through Passo Giau.

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120 km

Lake Misurina

Highlight • Lake

Lake Misurina (Italian Lago di Misurina) is a lake in the Dolomites in the province of Belluno in Veneto, which takes its name from the settlement of Misurina. The maximum depth of the lake is 5 m. The lake, which is 1756 m high, can be reached from the southwest of Cortina d'Ampezzo, from the Hohlensteintal in the north or from Auronzo di Cadore, to whose municipality the lake belongs, in the east. It is surrounded by the rock massifs of the Three Peaks, Monte Piana, the Cadini group, Monte Cristallo and further south by Marmarole and Sorapiss.
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127 km

Road to Rifugio Auronzo

Highlight • Trail

The road that leads to the Auronzo Refuge is very panoramic, but at the same time very hard, with its slopes well above 10%. The Auronzo Refuge enjoys an excellent panoramic point, right at the base of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo.

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

129 km

60.1 km

2.32 km

747 m

448 m

162 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

191 km

765 m

280 m

141 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (2,300 m)

Lowest point (840 m)

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March 24, 2023

For the Stoneman Tour you need calves, hard as stone. On the 190 kilometers around the Drei Zinnen Nature Park you conquer an unbelievable seven Dolomite passes. Countless curves and hairpin bends, valley and summit views as well as climbs and descents await you. A great memory is the Stoneman trophy

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