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DifficultyLooking at it on paper it might not seem like a real challenge, both when it comes to the average slope, as well as the elevation gain. The climb of the Three Peaks of Lavaredo may give the wrong impression with its long stretch of pure descent, while in reality the last 4 km are deadly. See for yourself!
Climbing the Lavaredo Peaks is an unforgettable experience for cyclists, both due to the technical difficulties, as well as thanks to the beautiful silhouettes of the three peaks that rise elegantly reaching a height of 3,000 m a.s.l. on a large gravel pedestal. The climb starts from Lake Misurina and finishes at Rifugio Auronzo, at an altitude of 2,320 m, with only one road on which to make your way up and down. Do not be misled by the average gradient and the small difference in altitude: right off the bat, the climb starts with a difficult section followed by approximately 1,200 metres of pure descent. But the last 4 km offer challenging gradients ranging from 13 to 18%.
14 hotels on the route The Three Peaks of Lavaredo
San Vigiglio di Marebbe, Sellaronda Dolomites
San Cassiano, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 29.05.26 to 11.10.26
Selva di Val Gardena, Sellaronda Dolomites
Corvara in Badia, Sellaronda Dolomites
Levico Terme, Lagorai Dolomites
Open from 03.04.26 to 04.10.26
Madonna di Campiglio, Brenta Dolomites
Merano, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open from 26.03.26 to 8.11.26
Andalo, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open from 16.12.2025 to 29.03.2026 and 07.06.2026 to 20.09.2026
Badia, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 13.05.26 to 04.10.26
La Valle, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 13.05.26 to 11.10.26
Folgaria, Dolomites and South Tyrol
Open: 1/12-30/03; 1/06-30/09
Arabba, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 19.06.26 to 07.09.26
Arabba, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 30.05.25 to 28.09.25
Arabba di Livinallongo, Sellaronda Dolomites
Open from 19.06.26 to 23.09.26
