• Cycle Tourism
    • Active & Green

The Po plain

Let's discover the park of the Po Plain

from turismocremona.it
contacts
Contacts
+39 0372 407881
La Golena del Po

The route goes along the river banks and in the Park of the Po Plain. The road signs are numerous and clear and the river landscape is characterized by some fields of poplars, some wet areas and some small villages.
Don't forget to take some water with you.

Technical information:
Departure: Cremona, train station
Arrival:  Casalmaggiore, train station
Total length:   56.9 km
Duration:    02:57 (hh:min)
Uphill:    26 m
Downhill:    40 m
Difficulty:    Facile
Paved:    90 %
Dirt roads:    10 %
Protected route:    39 %
Road signs:    Golena del Po, Borghi del Casalasco
Suggested season:    Tutto l'anno
How to arrive:    Linea FS Milano-Mantova, stazione Cremona
How to come back:    Linea FS Brescia-Parma, stazione Casalmaggiore
Download the maps in pdf format!

On the same topic

Show all

Cycling along the Navigli

Discovering the incredible Navigli area of Lombardy on two wheels.
Cycling along the Navigli
  • Cycle Tourism

From Garda to the Po

Frescoes depicting lobsters and pomegranates. Freshwater fish and spicy ravioli. The route between Lake Garda and the Po offers many delights
Piazza Sordello a Mantova
  • Cycle Tourism

The green route along the Muzza Canal, between Lodi and Lodi Vecchio

The green route along the Muzza Canal, between Lodi and Lodi Vecchio
  • Cycle Tourism

Along Cremona’s streams

Discovering the high natural and environmental value of the this territory
navigli cremonesi
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Caiolo, Val Cervia

Caiolo, San Bernardo, Pranzera, Casa Scarì, tagliafuoco verso Val Cervia, Campelli in Val Cervia, Fienili di Arale, Cedrasco, Caiolo
  • Cycle Tourism

From the Orobie to the Crema area

Wonderful cycle paths between art treasures, castles, villages and bridges. 9 stops between the Orobie and the Crema area
San Pellegrino Terme, il Casinò Municipale
  • Cycle Tourism

Lombardy by bike: five family-friendly routes

Five easy cycle routes in Lombardy. For a family-friendly bike ride.
Bici Settembre Lombardia
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Chiesa, Rifugio Bosio

Chiesa in Valmalenco, strada per Primolo, Lago di Chiesa, Alpe Airale, Rifugio Bosio, Lago di Chiesa, Alpe Pirlo, strada per Lago di Chiesa - ritorno a Chiesa Valmalenco
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB - Percorsi a Castello dell'Acqua

Castello dell'Acqua
  • Cycle Tourism

Lecco’s Brianza on two wheels

Cycle touring route along the Adda
Along the Adda
  • Cycle Tourism

From Valtellina to Cremona area

Terraced vineyards, mountain bike trails and characteristic eateries. And a lake that you can by steamer, taking your bike with you
From Valtellina to Cremona area
  • Cycle Tourism

Pavia area by bike

Bridges, embankments and vineyards in a land that alternates between hills and the plain.
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Piateda, Armisolo

Piateda, Sazzo, Arigna, Briotti, Paiosa, Pigolze, Armisola, Le Piane, Dosso del Sole, Gaggio, Bessega, Piateda Alta, Piateda
  • Cycle Tourism

The most beautiful bike climbs

It's time to discover the charms of high-altitude cycling: 9 bike climbs in Lombardy
8 bike climbs in Lombardy
  • Cycle Tourism

Itineraries. Slow biking in Lodi

Cycling along the Adda, you will discover a territory full of surprises.
Parco Adda Sud, Lodi
  • Cycle Tourism

Tour the cycle road of the val seriana

Tour: The Cycle-Road of the Val Seriana
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Chiesa, Alpe dell'Oro

Chiesa in Valmalenco, Val Rosera, sterrata lungo il torrente Mallero, Sabbionaccio, Sevenedo Inferiore, Chiareggio, Alpe dell’Oro - ritorno a Chiesa in Valmalenco
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Campo Franscia, Campagneda, Prabello

Campo Franscia, Largone, Alpe Campascio, Alpe Campagneda, Alpe Prabello - ritorno a Campo Franscia
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Triangia, Lago Colina

Triangia (Sondrio), Ligari, Forcola, Poverzone, Alpe Prato Secondo, Alpe Marscenzo, Alpe e Lago Colina - ritorno a Triangia
  • Cycle Tourism

From Como to Cremona

Canals, tricycles and a funicular that made history. And, to drive away hunger, high-calorie soft cheeses (with or without bread)
Dal Comasco al Cremonese
  • Cycle Tourism