Dreiländergiro 2025
Over 31 years of cycling culture!
For more than 31 years, the Dreiländergiro has been one of the absolute highlights in European cycling.
On June 29, 2025, we will launch the 32nd edition of this legendary cycling marathon together with you!
June 29 marks the start of your personal cycling adventure! The routes offer three countries and over 3000 meters of elevation gain per route—a true paradise for mountain lovers.
A special highlight is the Stelvio Pass, which you will climb at 2757 meters altitude. The start and finish are in Nauders, a charming village and an established cycling destination. Along the way, you will be well-supported at five or seven refreshment stations. Upon finishing, you can celebrate your successful day in the festival tent or on the sunny festival meadow—and of course, the exclusive Dreiländergiro finisher's jersey awaits you!
The Dreiländergiro is the climax of a whole week of cycling events, the "GIRODAYS" in Nauders. Look forward to a week dedicated to cycling! The "GIRODAYS" start on Tuesday with initial rides and online events. Throughout the week, you can expect numerous additional rides and side events.
Among them is the "Race Across the Alps"—the world's toughest one-day race, starting on Friday, as well as the "Nightrace," an exciting professional criterium right in the heart of Nauders on Friday evening. It's worth arriving a few days early!
Our 2024 Aftermovie:
We are all Dreiländergiro.
We are nature-loving, down-to-earth, tradition-cherishing, and innovative.
We are our small but fine organizing committee, but also the countless contributors and volunteers, almost all of whom come from the region. But we are also 3000 cycling enthusiasts. In our view, the Dreiländergiro is an experience for and by cyclists. You and the other 3000 pedal knights are the highlight of the event—we organizers are merely tools for execution, but you are the heart of the event. That’s why we believe you should decide how the Dreiländergiro should be structured. Here is a survey where you can tell us how we should shape the next Dreiländergiro.
