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1,424
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Mountain biking around Agordo offers a diverse network of trails nestled within the Dolomites UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. The region is characterized by imposing peaks, deep valleys like Val Cordevole, and lush natural environments. Trails range from challenging routes with steep climbs and technical sections to more accessible paths, catering to various skill levels. The "Conca Agordina" area provides an extensive network of adapted hiking and mule tracks for mountain biking.
Last updated: May 7, 2026
4.5
(6)
35
riders
51.9km
03:56
1,150m
1,150m
Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels.
4.6
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80
riders
32.4km
03:07
880m
880m
Hard mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike.

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4.7
(9)
49
riders
32.7km
03:25
1,330m
1,330m
Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike.
4.5
(4)
31
riders
25.9km
02:37
890m
890m
Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary.
4.4
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34
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38.1km
03:03
950m
950m
Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels.
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It is located along the main road, about 200 m on the left going up from the Roccon furniture factory towards Veran
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Beautiful tour with wonderful views and good paths.
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The Carestiato Refuge (1,834 m) stands on the panoramic Còl dei Pass, at the base of the southern faces of the Moiazza. It was built after World War II thanks to a courageous initiative by the Agordina Section of the Italian Alpine Club (CAI). The project was largely supported by the Carestiato family, in memory of their young son Bruto (1921-1943), who died in the Civetta massif. Còl dei Pass, chosen for the refuge, was at that time accessible only by a path used by herds from the nearby mountain pasture: all the necessary materials were therefore carried on the shoulders of endless teams of volunteers who ascended from Passo Duràn. Later, the collaboration of the Alpine troops from the XXII Marzo 1848 Barracks, who intervened several times with their pack animal unit, proved providential. Only the framework was prepared by sourcing wood from the adjacent wooded area and transported to the hill via rudimentary cableways. Over the years, the refuge has undergone technical and structural modernizations to provide logistical assistance to its numerous hikers. The current access (trail 549) was completed in 1978 and subsequently expanded several times. A unique feature is the crossing of the enormous Val di Vie gravel flow, which often blocks the dirt road. The water intake for the refuge's aqueduct is located here, supplied by a modern pumping station. The old structure underwent a radical renovation in 2005-2006, bringing the refuge to a modern and efficient standard through the expansion and modernization of the sleeping accommodations, kitchen area, and outdoor terrace. These works began under the presidency of Giorgio Fontanive and were completed thanks to funding from the Veneto Region, along with funds acquired from the sale of the "Cesare Tomè" refuge at Passo Duràn. The Carestiato Refuge has 8 bedrooms, each with 4 bunk beds, and an additional 4 bedrooms in the annex at the back. From here, the view sweeps across the Agordina Valley and its surrounding mountains: Monte Célo, Monti del Sole, Vette Feltrine, and the Croda Granda-Agnèr mountain range. www.rifugiocarestiato.com
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Until recently, there was a small wooden bridge here. But the heavy storms of recent years, with the consequent swelling of the stream, have swept it away. Today the ford is made easier by a concrete bottom: a perfect opportunity to cool off! In any case, along the way, there will be plenty of time to dry off.
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At Casera Cole (1376 m) you reach a crossroads: the easy descent leads towards Prà de Val and La Valle Agordina, while the one towards Agordo is decidedly more challenging, both on MTB and e-MTB.
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The Soffia Waterfall is a natural wonder. The roaring waterfall is approximately 12 meters high and roars between the rocks and rocky roofs of a deep, winding gorge carved by the Soffia stream. A path makes this area easily accessible.
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Soffia Gorge and Waterfall at Lago del Mis. Reachable via a short, beautiful hiking trail from the parking lot.
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Small sweet and rustic cabin in a great location
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Agordo offers a network of over 25 mountain bike trails, with a good mix of moderate and challenging routes. You'll find 10 moderate trails and 16 difficult ones, providing options for various skill levels.
The best time for mountain biking in Agordo is generally from late spring through early autumn (May to October). During these months, the weather is most favorable, and trails are typically free of snow, offering optimal conditions to explore the Dolomites.
While many trails around Agordo are challenging, there are easier paths suitable for beginners and families. Look for routes described as 'moderate' in difficulty, which often feature less technical terrain and more gradual climbs. These paths allow families to enjoy the stunning natural landscapes together.
Yes, Agordo features several excellent loop routes. For a challenging ride, consider the From Agordo towards Lake Vedana and Lake Mis - ring route. A moderate option is the Pra de Val – Durando Plateau loop from Agordo, offering scenic views without extreme technical demands.
The trails around Agordo are rich with natural beauty. You can encounter impressive gorges like the Mis Valley, and serene alpine lakes such as Lake Coldai and Laghetto delle Peschiere. The region is also surrounded by majestic Dolomite peaks like Moiazza and the Agner Group.
While specific mountain bike routes directly to waterfalls aren't always highlighted, the Val Cordevole area, which connects to Agordo, is known for gorges and waterfalls, including the impressive Soffia Waterfall. The broader Belluno Dolomites National Park, accessible from Agordo, also features the Cascate Inferno waterfalls in remote valleys like Valle di San Lucano.
The mountain bike trails in Agordo are highly regarded by the komoot community, with an average rating of 4.3 stars from over 180 reviews. Riders frequently praise the stunning Dolomite scenery, the diverse terrain, and the extensive network of paths that cater to different abilities.
Absolutely. Many trails in Agordo provide breathtaking panoramic vistas of the Dolomites. The Laghetto delle Peschiere – View of the Arco del Bersanel loop from Agordo, for instance, offers significant elevation gain leading to panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. You can also find viewpoints like the View of Alleghe and the Civetta near Lake Alleghe.
Trail durations and distances vary significantly. Moderate trails like the Fountain – Forcella Aurine loop from La Pief de Agort can be around 36 km and take under 3 hours. More difficult routes, such as the Duran Pass – Bruto Carestiato Hut loop from Agordo, cover about 34 km and typically require over 3.5 hours due to significant elevation changes.
Yes, Agordo is well-suited for advanced mountain bikers. The region offers 16 difficult trails featuring steep climbs, technical descents, and sections that may even require pushing your bike. Routes like the From Agordo towards Lake Vedana and Lake Mis - ring route and the Duran Pass – Bruto Carestiato Hut loop from Agordo are excellent choices for experienced riders looking for a challenge.
Agordo and the surrounding 'Conca Agordina' area are well-equipped to welcome visitors. You'll find various accommodation options, cafes, and restaurants in the towns and villages. Some routes, like the Duran Pass – Bruto Carestiato Hut loop from Agordo, even lead towards alpine huts, which often provide refreshments and sometimes overnight stays.


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