+ What protective equipment do I need to take with me?

Basically we recommend as many protectors as necessary, but it's no good if you can't move in them! Knee pads, an enduro helmet, back protector and gloves are mandatory. helmet, back protector and gloves. Protector trousers are optional. Goggles or sunglasses are recommended, as it can be quite dusty at times. The back protector can also be integrated directly into a rucksack.

+ What else do I need to pack?

At least 2-3 spare inner tubes (better: tubless), a rucksack (with back protector). An Enduro helmet. derailleur hanger for your bike, as these are not standardised and each bike has its bike has its own. Also take brake pads for your brakes. Otherwise a change of clothes, underwear, functional underwear, toiletries. Everything should fit into a 20-litre backpack should fit.

+ Anything else important?

It is very important that you take out international health insurance in advance to cover any costs in the event of injury abroad. For this trip we take into account an increased risk of injury. Usually nothing serious happens and there are only a few scratches, but sometimes more. If this is the case, we will look after you and take you to a hospital. hospital.

+ What about food & drinks?

You enjoy half board on the trip.

+ I have booked the trip, what happens now?

We will contact you immediately. You will receive a booking confirmation and invoice from us after your booking.

+ I have booked the trip, have injured myself and unfortunately cannot join you.!

What a pity that you can't come along. Depending on when you cancel, cancellation costs may apply. You can find these in our terms and conditions. Up to 30 days before the start of the trip cancellation is free of charge. We always recommend that you take out travel cancellation insurance. Together with our partner MDT Travel, we offer several insurance packages.

For this trip, we require a lightweight enduro bike with 140-160mm suspension travel. Your bike should also have up-to-date geometry. The trails are technically very demanding, your bike should be able to cope! The downhills are only for experienced bikers, they are not suitable for beginners. The trails are steep and natural. Pay attention When equipping your bike, please also make sure that you have a tubeless setup, otherwise the trails will eat away your inner tubes, as some of them are peppered with sharp stones. Tubeless copes much better with these conditions.

The Dolomites offer a fantastic trail network, i.e. there is an official network of paths, but we still ride off the beaten track on natural trails. The trails are natural and exposed to the weather. Stones and rubble are your constant companions. Steep descents await you and the right bike is definitely an all-mountain or enduro bike bike with at least 140mm suspension.