The Haute Route Dolomites and Swiss Alps in its third edition starts on September 5 from Geneva and will end at Parco San Giuliano, Venice, after seven stages and 900 km course, on September 11. The riders will face the legendary Passo dello Stelvio (the highest point with its 2,758 m), the summits of Gavia, Pordoi and Passo Giau, totaling 21.000 meters of climbing. An unforgettable challenge for the participants: the course will live up to its billing as the world's highest and toughest cyclosportive.
Stage 1, Monday 5th September: Geneva – Crans-Montana (177km – difficulty 4/5)
Stage 2, Tuesday 6th September: Crans-Montana – San Gottardo (137km – difficulty 3/5)
Stage 3, Wednesday 7th September: St Moritz – Bormio (97km – difficulty 5/5)
Stage 4, Thursday 8th September: ITT Stelvio (21km – difficulty 3/5)
Stage 5, Friday 9th September: Bormio – Bolzano (144km – difficulty 4/5)
Stage 6, Saturday 10th September: Bolzano – Cortina d’Ampezzo (150km – difficulty 5/5)
Stage 7, Sunday 11th September: Cortina d’Ampezzo – Venice (175km – difficulty 4/5)
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Final stage on September 11: from Cortina to Conegliano with the transfer of the bikers in Venice - San Giuliano Park .
Starting From Conegliano at 3.30 pm , arrival in Venice San Giuliano Park around 17:30 until 6:30 p.m./7:00 p.m.