A more compact but very scenic ring tour, perfect for those who wish to experience the Dolomites by motorbike with satisfying bends, open panoramas, and mountain stops with a strong character.
Quick information
| Departure San Vito di Cadore | Arrival San Vito di Cadore |
| Distance 105 km | Duration Half day / Short day |
| Road types Paved, scenic, mountain | Level Medium |
Introduction
This route concentrates some of the most beautiful roads in the Dolomites in just over one hundred kilometres. The absolute protagonist is the Giau Pass, beloved by motorcyclists for the beauty of the route and the openness of the landscape. The route is ideal for those seeking a short but intense ride, full of curves and spectacular views.
The route
➤ San Vito di Cadore → Cortina d'Ampezzo
From the Dolomiti Sport Hotel, one proceeds towards Cortina, the natural entrance to one of the most iconic settings in the Dolomites.
➤ Cortina → Giau Pass
Before the Falzarego Pass, one turns towards the Giau Pass, a pass famous for the quality of the road, its winding curves and high altitude panorama.
➤ Giau Pass → Selva di Cadore
The descent leads towards Selva di Cadore, immersed in an elegant and harmonious alpine landscape.
Selva di Cadore to Passo Staulanza to Zoldo
The route continues over the Staulanza Pass, offering a pleasant and continuous ride through forests, slopes and panoramic views.
➤ Zoldo → Cibiana → San Vito
We reach Cibiana, a mountain village with authentic charm, and then return to the SS51 road to San Vito di Cadore.
Points of interest
- Cortina d'Ampezzo
- Giau Pass
- Selva di Cadore
- Staulanza Pass
- Zoldo Valley
- Cibiana di Cadore
Useful tips
- Itinerary also suitable for those who have little time but do not want to miss out on the views.
- Great in the morning hours to enjoy smoother traffic.
- Always carry a light thermal layer with you, even in summer.
- Perfect for a lunch break or a stop at a refuge on the way.
