Abruzzo Trail - MAGS Experience 2026
📍 Abruzzo, Italy
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Date
19–26 June 2026
Distance
470km · 330km · 200km
Elevation
7,500 m
Difficulty
gravel
Grand Tour 3 Cime Lavaredo
Auronzo di Cadore, Italy · 20 June 2026
Difficulty: 5/5 — Brutal
This brutal gravel event in the Italian Dolomites features a demanding 133km course with 3200m of elevation gain, designed for pure climbers. A shorter 105km Mediofondo option is also available.
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- 133km · 105km
- Elevation
- 3,200 m
- Surface
- gravel
- Typical W/kg
- 3.5–4.5
Rider fit
Who it's for
This race is ideal for experienced gravel riders and strong climbers who thrive on sustained ascents and technical descents in a stunning alpine environment.
Who will struggle
Riders not accustomed to significant elevation gain, long climbs, or extended periods on challenging gravel surfaces will find this event extremely difficult.
Training focus
Focus on developing sustained climbing power, gravel-specific bike handling skills, and long-distance endurance, especially in mountainous terrain.
Are you ready for this race?
Compare your W/kg to see how you stack up against this race's typical level — and which races fit you best right now.
FAQs
What are the available distances for the race?+
The Grand Tour 3 Cime Lavaredo offers a challenging Granfondo course of 133 km and a shorter Mediofondo course of 105 km.
What is the total elevation gain for the Granfondo course?+
The Granfondo course features a significant 3200m of elevation gain over its 133 km distance.
Where does the race start and finish?+
Both the Granfondo and Mediofondo courses start and finish in the ski-village of Auronzo di Cadore.
Which categories are eligible for the Mediofondo course?+
All women categories and men over 60 will ride the shorter 105km Mediofondo course.
What are some of the key climbs on the Granfondo course?+
The Granfondo course includes notable climbs such as Danta di Cadore (1441m), Klammbach (1929m, highest point), Haunold (1362m), Cimabanche (1526m), and Passo Tre Crocci (1795m).
What type of terrain can I expect during the race?+
This is a unique gravel event in the Dolomites, known for its challenging climbs and descents primarily on gravel roads.
