Finally, it's the Sellaronda! I would hesitate to cycle the Sellaronda with kids on a regular day, but twice a year, the route becomes exclusively bike-only thanks to the Sellaronda Bike Day. The lack of cars and the presence of thousands of fellow cyclists create a safe and friendly environment. Don't be fooled, though: the climbs are still long, the descents are tricky, and you are riding in the high mountains with potentially unstable weather and thin air. Surprisingly, this segment was not the hardest stage of the tour for us. All the ups and downs of the previous days provided great acclimatization, and the climbs on the Sellaronda itself are not overly steep. The whole event is a blast – filled with plenty of smiles, cheering, and laughter – and I couldn't recommend it more! Make sure to visit the official Sellaronda Bike Day website before the event. It has plenty of information about the route, the event rules, and services along the way (including a rescue service for those who might have overestimated their limits).