The Marcialonga is the longest classic cross-country ski race in Central Europe and leads through the impressive scenery of the Dolomites. From the starting point in Moena in the Val di Fassa, the 70 km route
leads via Canazei to Cavalese in the Val di Fiemme. A total of 886 metres in altitude have to be overcome.
There are two routes: The classic route, 70 km long, leads from Moena to Cavalese, while the short route
„Light“ ends after 45 km in Predazzo. The routes lead through the beautiful landscape of the Val di Fiemme and Val di Fassa. The Marcialonga is an event that delights young and old with its supporting programme
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Included and Not Included Services
Accommodation in hotels 3** or 4*** category
Half board
Information meeting on the evening of arrival
Race number, registration, race package
Waxing service for the skis
Transfer/shuttle to/from the race
Pre-race support by Team Robinson
Telephone service hotline for the duration of the cross-country trip
Arrival at the starting point of the tour
Return journey at the end of the tour
Drinks, tourist tax and all extras
Lunch
Not mentioned entries
Travel insurance
Everything not explicitly mentioned under „Included services“
DAY 1: Arrival Val di Fiemme
Individual arrival at the hotel in Val di Fiemme. Free, unguarded public car park near the hotel.
DAY 2: Lavazé
The cross-country skiing centre is located on the Lavazé Pass, on a plateau between Trentino and South Tyrol. The cross-country skiing network includes over 80 km of trails, perfectly groomed by a professional technical team. The enchanting view from the pass, the natural environment of the trails and the sun that shines on most of the route are the main features of this place, which is an ideal destination for all lovers of cross-country skiing. The connection with Oclini, a little higher up, has increased the number of possible routes and opened up the possibility of running until spring.
DAY 3: Seiser Alm (Alpe di Siusi) Rest day or excursion to Trento
The cross-country skiing network of the Seiseralm has a total of 80 kilometres of sunny trails at an altitude of between 1,800 and 2,200 metres. The trails are double or quadruple-tracked and excellently prepared. The landscape is truly unique - Sassolungo, Sassopiatto and Sciliar are within reach. In addition to the enjoyment of the landscape and the sporting challenge, the largest high alpine pasture in Europe also offers culinary delights: numerous huts along the trails invite you to linger and serve traditional South Tyrolean dishes in a cosy atmosphere.
DAY 4: Rest day or excursion to Trento
Either spend a leisurely day in Val di Fiemmes or take a trip to Trento. Trento is a city of two cultures. Central Europe and Italy meet there and Alpine flair gives way to Mediterranean lightness. During a tour of the city, you will discover old and new art treasures, admire historic palazzi with wonderful Renaissance frescoes and enjoy a magnificent mountain view at the same time.
DAY 5: Canazei
The mostly easy trails (a good 45km), with minimal differences in altitude and small humps, are always perfectly prepared thanks to an efficient artificial snow system and offer all cross-country skiing enthusiasts an unforgettable skiing experience with magnificent views of the Sella, Pordoi and Gran Vernel.
DAY 6: Preparation for the race
You will explore the race course today and warm up for tomorrow‘s or the day after tomorrow‘s race. The skis can be tested and there will be a professional ski waxing service in the afternoon. The race number distribution for the race on Saturday also takes place on this day.
DAY 7: Race or rest day
The Marcialonga race will take place. The award ceremony will take place after the race. If you do not compete in the race until tomorrow, you can take a leisurely rest day today. You will receive your start numbers for the start on Sunday today and also the waxing service.
DAY 8: Race and departure
If you race today, you will have the race start on that day. The award ceremony will take place after the races.
Individual departure or possibility of an extension.
By car: via the Brenner motorway (A22) to Neumarkt and then on to Val di Fiemme.
By train: to Innsbruck via the Brenner Pass to Bolzano or Neumarkt. From here to Val di Fiemme. Timetables at: www.deutschebahn.de, www.oebb.at, www.trenitalia.com.
By plane: low cost flights to Treviso airport, Venice Marco Polo. On request we organise transfers from the airport to the starting point of the tour.
Hotels 3** or 4*** category
Attention: Tourist tax – if requested – has to be paid on the spot.
free unguarded parking on a nearby public parking lot for the duration of the cross country skiing trip.
from Venice to Val di Fiemme at the price of € 320,00 per bus (up to 8 persons). From Verona to Val di Fiemme at the price of € 250,00 per bus (up to 8 persons). (Reservation and payment required at time of booking)
We suggest travel insurance.
Quotation
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Tour information
- Duration 8 days
- Difficulty Level Media
- Distance 70 - 275 km