Giro d’Italia Cycling Holiday 2027 - Bormio & Stelvio
Experience the Giro d'Italia in the heart of the Italian Alps. Join us for six days of exceptional road cycling based in Bormio, riding legendary climbs including the Passo dello Stelvio, Passo Gavia and Mortirolo.
Discover the mountains that have shaped cycling history, experience the atmosphere of the Giro d'Italia and enjoy an unforgettable week of riding, Italian food and alpine hospitality. We will be taking you to watch the crucial stage 16 of the Giro to watch the World Tour peloton take on the mighty Passo Mortirolo.
Destination: Bormio, Lombardy, Italy
Dates: 23–29 May 2027
Duration: 6 nights & 5 days riding
Accommodation: Private villa, chalet or hotel
Riding type: Mountain road cycling
Main climbs: Stelvio, Gavia, Mortirolo, Foscagno, Umbrail & Cancano
Price: On request
A Giro d'Italia Cycling Experience in the Italian Alps
The Italian Alps are home to some of the most iconic climbs in professional cycling. Every year, the Giro d'Italia brings the world's best riders to these mountains, creating some of the most memorable moments in cycling history.
Based in the historic alpine town of Bormio, our Giro d'Italia cycling holiday offers the opportunity to experience these legendary roads for yourself.
Over six days of riding, we'll explore the spectacular mountain landscapes of Lombardy, taking on famous climbs, winding alpine roads and challenging high-altitude passes.
From the endless hairpins of the Passo dello Stelvio to the steep gradients of the Mortirolo, this is a cycling holiday designed for riders who love big mountains, challenging climbs and the unique culture of Italian cycling.
Whether you're a passionate Giro d'Italia follower or simply looking to experience some of Europe's finest road cycling, this is an opportunity to discover the Italian Alps from the saddle.
Ride the Legendary Climbs of the Giro d'Italia
Bormio is one of Europe's great destinations for road cycling. Surrounded by spectacular mountains and connected by a network of historic alpine roads, it provides an exceptional base for exploring the Italian Alps.
Our cycling programme includes some of the most famous climbs in professional cycling.
Passo dello Stelvio – 2,758m
One of the most iconic climbs in the world, the Passo dello Stelvio is a bucket-list ascent for road cyclists.
Climbing from Bormio, the road winds through a spectacular mountain landscape, with 40 hairpin bends leading towards the summit at 2,758 metres. The alternative ascent from Prato dello Stelvio is equally legendary, with its famous sequence of 48 switchbacks.
A true monument of cycling and one of the defining climbs of the Giro d'Italia.
Passo Gavia – 2,618m
A spectacular high-altitude mountain pass connecting Bormio with Ponte di Legno.
The Passo Gavia is famous for its dramatic scenery, narrow mountain roads and rich Giro d'Italia history. The final kilometres climb through an impressive alpine landscape towards the summit, where the views across the surrounding mountains are extraordinary.
Passo del Mortirolo – 1,852m
One of the toughest climbs in Italian cycling.
The Mortirolo is famous for its punishing gradients, with sections exceeding 15%. A regular feature of the Giro d'Italia, it has become synonymous with some of the race's greatest climbing performances.
A demanding but immensely rewarding challenge for experienced cyclists.
Passo di Foscagno – 2,291m
A beautiful mountain pass connecting Bormio with Livigno.
The Foscagno offers a different character to the region's more famous climbs, with long, consistent gradients and spectacular views across the surrounding mountains.
Passo Umbrail – 2,501m
Crossing the Swiss border, the Umbrail Pass provides an alternative route into the spectacular Stelvio mountain region.
A challenging and scenic climb that can be combined with the Stelvio to create an exceptional high-altitude cycling experience.
Lago di Cancano – 1,950m
A beautiful mountain road leading towards the spectacular Cancano lakes.
The climb offers a quieter alternative to the region's famous passes, with impressive mountain scenery and a series of spectacular hairpins overlooking the surrounding valleys.
Your Base in Bormio
For the duration of the trip, we'll stay in a comfortable hotel or chalet in Bormio, providing a relaxed base from which to explore the surrounding mountains.
The accommodation offers the opportunity to share the experience with other cyclists, relax after demanding days in the saddle and enjoy the atmosphere of this historic Italian mountain town.
What's included
6 nights accommodation in a villa.
5 days supported cycling rides.
Mechanical assistance during the rides.
Cycling nutrition and fuelling support.
Personalised route planning.
GPX routes available for download.
Optional extras
Return transport from Grenoble.
Road bike hire.
Single occupancy room.
Price
On request
Optional extras
Transport return from Grenoble
Bike hire
Single occupancy room
Is This Giro d'Italia Cycling Holiday Right for You?
This cycling holiday is designed for experienced road cyclists who enjoy climbing and want to experience some of the most famous mountain roads in professional cycling.
The Italian Alps offer challenging terrain, with long climbs, sustained gradients and high-altitude mountain passes.
You should be comfortable climbing multiple 1000m passes in a day and be able to ride on consecutive days.
You don't need to be a competitive cyclist, but a reasonable level of fitness and previous experience riding in mountainous terrain will help you get the most from the experience.
Whether you're training for a major sportive, preparing for a summer cycling challenge or simply looking for an exceptional cycling holiday, this trip offers a memorable opportunity to ride the legendary climbs of the Giro d'Italia.
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