The DoGa cycling trail takes you from the enchanting Dolomite landscape to the Mediterranean-like region on the shores of Lake Garda. You cycle south past craggy rocks, high peaks and through picturesque valleys. You cross deep forests, overcome high passes and roll along glittering rivers until the blue Lake Garda majestically reveals itself.

The Dolomites Garda Cycle Path, or DoGa for short, is 110 kilometres (68 mi) long. Its starting point is in the beautiful mountain region of the Adamello Brenta Nature Park, in Malè, northern Italy. You can arrive comfortably by train from Trento. From here, head south to the resort town of Riva del Garda, on the shore of Lake Garda. The nearest train station for the return journey is conveniently located in Mori in the Adige Valley, only about 18 kilometres (11 mi) away.

In this Collection, we have divided the DoGa into three stages, each averaging 40 kilometres (25 mi). You can cycle the trail on a mountain or gravel bike but it is also possible on a trekking bike. The route takes you along well-maintained cycle paths, roads with little traffic, as well as dirt and forest roads. If you want to have an easier time climbing the slopes, you can also choose an e-mountain or trekking bike. Thanks to the good infrastructure along the route, you will find enough charging possibilities.

And that's not all: you can also look forward to a wide selection of accommodation along the way. Hotels, guesthouses, bed and breakfasts and holiday flats are available. In Riva del Garda you will also find a campsite. Of course, the culinary experience will not be neglected on your ride. You can indulge in Trentino specialities in numerous restaurants and cafés and recharge your batteries for your ride from the Dolomites to Lake Garda.