World Cup Weekend in Val di Fassa: Ride During the Race!

All lift systems will be open, several trails will remain rideable, and following the World Cup by bike will be one of the highlights of the weekend.

During the long weekend of the 2026 UCI Enduro World Cup Val di Fassa Trentino, scheduled for June 26–28, Val di Fassa will not only host world-class racing: it will also remain a destination to be enjoyed on two wheels.

The trails included in the official race course will naturally be reserved for the athletes during training and race days, but the Val di Fassa Bike District will remain largely accessible. All lift systems will be open and operational, including the brand-new Campitello 3S gondola, one of the major additions for the season and something we highly recommend experiencing. More than just a lift, it is a small masterpiece suspended among the Dolomites.

Trails Open During Race Weekend

Even with the World Cup in full swing, riders will still be able to enjoy several trails not involved in the race, spread across different sectors of the Bike District.

Col Rodella Area

• Rodeline – recently reshaped in its upper section
• Icarus
• Joel – freshly maintained
• Pecedac

Belvedere Area

• Double-U
• Zacan
• Rabbe Trail

Arabba Area

• The Col

This network of trails makes it possible to plan proper rides throughout the weekend without missing out on the World Cup atmosphere.

Follow the World Cup by Bike

Of course, spectators can follow the race on foot, using the lift systems to reach the designated viewing points along the special stages. But there is another, perhaps even more enjoyable way to experience enduro in Val di Fassa: following the race by bike.

Thanks to the open trails and fully operational lifts, it will be possible to create your own day rides, combining riding with multiple opportunities to catch the racers in action on both Saturday and Sunday.

The idea is simple: one descent, a transfer, a stop trackside to watch the riders come through, then back on the bike and on to the next spot. It is probably one of the most authentic ways to experience an enduro race: part of the event, but still with your own bike beneath you.

Two Recommended Routes: Day 1 and Day 2

To help riders and spectators make the most of the weekend, we have prepared two suggested routes:

• Day 1 – Saturday Ride & Watch Loop
• Day 2 – Sunday Ride & Watch Loop

Both routes are designed to combine riding on open trails with the best viewing points along the course, while naturally respecting all trail closures and staff instructions.

An Important Recommendation

During race weekend, all trails included in the official World Cup course will be closed and reserved exclusively for the competitors. For everyone’s safety, we kindly ask visitors to respect signage, marshal instructions and restricted areas.

Throughout the different sectors of the Fassa Bike District, there are plenty of mountain huts and alpine restaurants where you can stop, relax and recharge. Since you’ll often be moving between trails, spectator points and lift stations, we strongly recommend bringing a good bike lock. It may come in handy when leaving your bike safely while enjoying the race action or taking a well-earned break at a hut.

Trail Riding + Cheering: That’s Enduro

That’s what enduro is all about.