PREDAZZO BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Giro del Latemar in e‑bike: a full‑day loop from Predazzo to Lago di Carezza and Passo Feudo
A full‑day e‑bike circuit that climbs by lift to Passo Feudo (2,170 m), descends through forested trails to Lago di Carezza and finishes with the ascent to Passo Costalunga—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Giro del Latemar in e‑bike: a full‑day loop from Predazzo to Lago di Carezza and Passo Feudo.
From the jump arena in Predazzo you follow the cycle path out of town, board two lift systems to reach Passo Feudo at 2,170 meters, then drop into a sequence of mountain singletrack and forested trails that deliver you to the jewel green waters of Lago di Carezza. The route finishes with the day’s most demanding climb over Passo Costalunga, and can be adjusted with longer options toward Nova Levante or more technical descents toward Moena depending on group preference and ability.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Alpine ridgelines, forest trails and the emerald Lago di Carezza
The ride links high alpine passes and shaded woodland singletrack, culminating at the celebrated Lago di Carezza—a compact, vividly colored mountain lake reached by trail after the descent from Passo Feudo.
Lift‑assisted ascent to Passo Feudo, then sustained descents
Two lift rides shorten the approach and put you at 2,170 m for a largely downhill sequence into Obereggen and through wooded trails—an efficient way to pack climbing elevation and sustained descents into a single day.
Customizable extensions and more technical descents
The basic circuit can be extended toward Nova Levante or made more demanding by choosing steeper descents from Passo Costalunga toward Moena—routes are adjusted to match group needs and abilities.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Expect an energetic full day in the Latemar massif: an easy pedal out of Predazzo gives way to a mechanical lift ascent to alpine ridgelines, a liberating descent through mixed singletrack and forests into the Lago di Carezza basin, and a final sustained climb to cross Passo Costalunga. The sequence of lift, descent, trail and climb makes for a varied ride that operators adapt to the group’s appetite for technical terrain or extra mileage.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this tour fits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This is a full‑day outing (intera giornata). Group departures run on request, and the operator lists scheduled days; confirm specific dates when booking.
Standard meeting points are Fassa Sport Canazei at 08:30 and Fassa Sport Pozza at 09:00; the operator coordinates lift access as part of the route.
Carry a backpack with a wind/rain jacket, water bottle and snacks or packed lunch; there is the possibility to eat at a rifugio on the route.
Bookings are confirmed only once a minimum of five participants is reached; plan accordingly if you are organizing a private departure.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the Giro del Latemar e‑bike tour?
The tour is a full‑day experience (Intera giornata).
When and where do we meet?
Meeting points are Fassa Sport Canazei at 08:30 and Fassa Sport Pozza at 09:00.
What is the difficulty level of the route?
The tour is advertised at a medium‑easy level; it combines lift‑assisted ascent with sustained descents and a final climb, and can be tailored to group ability.
Is there a minimum group size?
Yes — the activity is confirmed only with a minimum of five participants.
Do I need to bring food or can I eat on the route?
Bring water and snacks or a packed lunch; there is the possibility to have lunch in a rifugio along the route.
Can the route be made longer or more technical?
Yes — the tour can be extended toward Nova Levante or include more demanding descents from Passo Costalunga toward Moena based on group needs and abilities.