WHY THIS CHORE
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Genuinely more food-and-wine festival than race — a gran fondo built around celebrating the harvest, not just finishing times.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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A Gran Fondo Built Around Celebration
Devised in 2003 to mark the end of the wine harvest, Prosecco Cycling only times select climbing sections rather than the full 100km route — meaning you can genuinely ride hard when it counts and enjoy the rest.
The Terrain
Closed roads through the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG region, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with roughly 1,500m of climbing spread across vineyard-lined hills.
The Finish
Rest stops swap bananas for shrimp scampi and Prosecco; the finish-line piazza party in Valdobbiadene includes a full pasta party rather than a quiet medal handout.
Daily Chore Take
A genuinely excellent choice if you want a real gran fondo experience without needing high-altitude-pass fitness — approachable climbing, real food, real culture.
WHO IT'S FOR
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- DIFFICULTY
- Intermediate
- FIRST-TIMERS
- Suitable for a first attempt at this format.
- BEGINNER FIT
- 3/5
DAILY CHORE TAKE
OUR TAKE, OUT OF 10.
THESE ARE OUR OWN EDITORIAL ASSESSMENTS, NOT OFFICIAL RATINGS.
