This loop is perfect for MTB: it alternates paved sections, compact gravel roads and rideable mule tracks, with moderate gradients and views over the Belluno Dolomites. The terrain is similar to that described in the official cycling itineraries of the valley, which indicate approximately 75% asphalt and 25% gravel.
Start: Agriturismo Sass de Mura – Val Canzoi
Once you reach Val Canzoi from Feltre via Cesiomaggiore and Soranzen, the route begins at Agriturismo Sass de Mura, also a reference point for local MTB itineraries.
Descend towards Soranzen and reach the junction where you take the gravel road climbing towards Montagne. The gravel section is rideable and similar to the MC/TC‑rated stretches found in the Park’s MTB routes.
From Montagne to Arson and Lasen
After 3.8 km you arrive in Montagne, where the asphalt begins again. The panoramic road leading to Arson and then to Lasen is suitable for bikes, with minimal traffic and moderate gradients.
In Lasen, descend towards the bell tower and pass by the Gasperin Serenella farm. The road becomes a rough but rideable mule track.
From Lasen to Villabruna and back towards Soranzen
Once back on the asphalt, turn right and continue to Villabruna. At the junction (km 10.13), turn left towards Cesiomaggiore, descending to Salgarda and then climbing again towards the Pro Loco of Soranzen.
This section of the route is very scenic and fully rideable, with gentle gradients and a smooth surface.
Return to Agriturismo Sass de Mura
From the Pro Loco, turn left following the signs for Val Canzoi. Continue into the valley, ignoring the turnoff for Bordugo, and reach again the junction for Montagne, already encountered on the outward route.
From here, return to Agriturismo Sass de Mura, completing the loop after approximately 17–18 km.
MTB route features
- Distance: 17–18 km
- Elevation gain: ~350–400 m
- Terrain: 75% asphalt – 25% gravel / mule track
- Difficulty: MC/TC – medium ease, suitable also for front MTB
- Points of interest: rural villages, mountain architecture, views of the Cimonega group, nature of Val Canzoi
