tour overview

The Veneto is a region most cyclists only ever see from the asphalt, but there is another Veneto, hidden just off the main roads, that few ever get to ride. This tour is our invitation into that side of the region: the gravel roads, the WWI mule tracks, the forest paths and mountain passes that only locals know how to string together.
Over a week, you’ll ride deep into the inner side of the Veneto. In the Dolomites, we link the legendary Passi together off-road, following the tracks and mule paths that climb quietly beside the asphalt everyone else is racing along. The trip continues through the wild plateau of Asiago, over the slopes of the passes of the Venetian Pre-Alps, and into the villages and vineyard-draped hills of Prosecco.

Away from the road, the Veneto slows down: no traffic, no noise, just the rhythm of the climb and the quiet company of the mountains.

It’s in these moments, on a ridge, or deep in a forest track that this region reveals itself. Almost entirely off-road, every day has its own texture. There’s a particular feeling to riding alpine gravel at altitude, the thin air, the silence broken only by your tires on loose stone, the scent of pine rising from the forest as the trail dips into the trees.
What makes this tour different is simple: we know this land because it’s home. Every track, every pass, every shortcut through the woods comes from years of riding these roads ourselves, and every ride is a chance to share not just the route, but the place itself and the stories behind it.

This is gravel riding at its most, genuine, remote, unpolished, and deeply connected to the land.