Of all Dolomites groups, the Sesto Dolomites is the only one named after a village, the charming village of Sesto (or Sexten), which extends between the provinces of Belluno and Bolzano.
The Sesto Dolomites are one enormous natural bike park, a true “masterpiece” for the Italian gravity boys. In fact, every year the slopes of the Sesto Dolomites welcome the best riders from around the world who choose the legendary routes that make it famous. We are talking about the Herrnsteig, the incredibly long, insanely challenging and curvy itinerary whose 8 km route winds through the northern side of the mountain. Or the Furcia Trail, never irregular but full of curves (nearly 120). The goal here is not to put your foot down, descending placing the least possible effort on the brakes. Are you ready to take up the challenge?
14 hotels on the route Sesto Dolomites & Tre Cime di Lavaredo
San Vigiglio di Marebbe, Sellaronda Dolomites
Folgaria, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open: 1/12-30/03; 1/06-30/09
Arabba, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 30.05.25 to 28.09.25
Madonna di Campiglio, Brenta Dolomites
Arabba di Livinallongo, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 19.06.26 to 23.09.26
Merano, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open from 26.03.26 to 8.11.26
Corvara in Badia, Sellaronda Dolomites
Andalo, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open from 16.12.2025 to 29.03.2026 and 07.06.2026 to 20.09.2026
Levico Terme, Lagorai Dolomites
Open from 03.04.26 to 04.10.26
Arabba, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 19.06.26 to 07.09.26
La Valle, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 13.05.26 to 11.10.26
Badia, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 13.05.26 to 04.10.26
San Cassiano, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 29.05.26 to 11.10.26
Selva di Val Gardena, Sellaronda Dolomites
