Marcialonga Cycling
Predazzo, Italy
Macialonga Cycling Official Website
Race Info, Route, Entry, Contact Info
Marcialonga was born in 1971, when four friends decided to take part in the
famous Swedish cross-country competition “Vasaloppet”. Upon returning to
Italy, to their valleys in the region of Trentino, they wanted to start up a similar
competition, as demanding, in a special environment full of significance and
emotions which only snow and mountains can transmit.
In 2007 the baptism of Marcialonga Cycling, attracted 1500 cyclists. This race
can definitely gain recognition as one of the “Classic” races in the Italian
Granfondo circuit.
For more Marcialonga Cycling, Skiing, Running History ... Click Here ...
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