This summer, guest blogger Rik de Voogd Traveling through Europe. He had already written about his adventures in Germany (Hessen, Baden-Württemberg, Bayern) And Tuscany, today it's time to take a closer look at the Dolomites. At the invitation of the bike hotel/paradise Melodia Del Bosco he went along with Ruben to Alta Badia. The full story will be published next week, written by his travel companion Ruben. Today we are publishing a short photo series featuring Cycling with Rik in the Dolomites to get you in the mood for your own adventure. You can then start planning your own Classic Ride. Sella Ronda Do it. Is that also on your bucket list.
Drowsiness
The Dolomites are a true cycling paradise. Beautiful views, castles, beautiful climbs and curves. It’s no wonder they are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here you can spend some time just like Rik and Ruben.
Sometimes it seems like you're in a big fata morgana. Do I really see what I see? Is it as beautiful as I think it is? Just a pinch in the arm and you know it. This is real.
In the clouds
Thanks to its location at 1500 meters and the surrounding mountains, you can quickly get your head in the clouds. In a word, it's absolutely stunning.
Bend it like...
The Dolomites are known for their hairpin bends and beautiful descents. That's how Ruben and Rik of the routes and paths that were presented to them. That it went downhill nicely is clear. That is how beautiful cycling in the Dolomites is.
One last thing to learn
The photos kept coming, but we had to make a selection. This final photo can be displayed on the wall. For us, this is the image that would make you want to visit the Dolomites as well.
Next week
The whole story of this epic trip will be presented next week by Ruben. Have you already decided and are you just looking for a date to travel to the Dolomites? Let us know! We are happy to help you with the latest tips and tricks. Cycling with Rik in the Dolomites is a beautiful tribute in our opinion.
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Questions & tips
Do you have any questions about this route, or have you been there yourself? Share them here. We read everything and usually respond within a few days.