Sella Ronda trail

Damn you bird, stop photobombing my photos... Photo: K

OK, we sorted out the bird problem. This is the descent from Passo Pordoi towards Canazei and it is a regular bike park. Except - almost nobody rides it. Photo: AJB

When you get lost, have to carry your bike...and it's starting to rain. That. Photo: AJB

Somewhere near Passo Sella. Moments when you have to stop and take photos are so close to each other they might prevent you from catching the last lift. Just ask my buddy AJB. Photo: AJB

Dolomites and mountain meadows. It feels like as sin to put your tent on flowers like these..Photo: K

The best thing about sleeping in the tent - you wake up, unzip and kapoooow - instant view. Photo:K

Worst thing about sleeping in the tent? Rock under your bed, snoring and farts...Photo: K

This is AJB on top of Sass Pordoi. You can not take your bike but it's a worthy detour. Photo:K

Because of views like these. If I was that Russian kid that climbs skyscrapers and cranes I would sit closer to the edge...Photo:AJB

...but I am not. This is the edge.Photo:K

60 kilometers without navigation and only one crappy tourist map. Yes, we did get lost. Many times. This is how the vertical feet start to add up. Photo:AJB

From Arabba to Passo Pordoi you have to cross some late July snow.Photo:K

Canazei descent, this best part of the trail. Am...and not just because of the here pictured north shore. Photo:AJB

But because it is an endless trail through beautiful mountain forests.Photo:AJB

Yp, it's SellaRonda alright. On the right track this time. Photo:AJB

When your hotel has more than 5 stars...Photo:K

...and a view to die for.Photo:K

Corvara, last lift selfie.Photo:K

The last part of our Sella Ronda circle, dropping towards Passo Campolongo and our car parked in Arabba.Photo:K

I had to go back and pick up my friend in Corvara. Tnx to some store opening party we got free food and drinks...dead tired but happy. Photo:AJB

Good night Dolomites.Photo:K