• Cycle Tourism

MTB-Fusine, Valmadre

Fusine, La Madonnina, Casa Borghetti, Dosso di Sopra, Valmadre, Le Tecce, Baita Forni, Casera Dordona, Passo Dordona - ritorno a Fusine

Medium/high pedal assist will be needed due to length and steepness of the path, especially on the rough second part, so a spare battery is a must. Both factors can be decreased by driving to Valmadre (with permits issued in Fusine). The first uphill part is all tarmacked, with lots of hairpins through the woods and a steep average gradient. It leads to the village of Valmadre at 1180 m asl. From here, a rough track dips into the depths of the valley, with easier climbs for a while. The twelfth kilometre marks the beginning of the hard climb with hairpins and ramps up the righthand slope: the terrain gets looser and stonier. Before the last diagonal to the left, which brings you to the pass, you go through Casera Dordona, which has a welcoming mountain refuge. Beyond the pass, a rough track drops to Foppolo and the province of Bergamo.

(texts and technical data by Federico Pollini)

Departure / return place: Fusine 285 m

Arrival place / maximum quota: Passo Dordona 2060 m

Total gradient slopes: 1775 m

Total gradient descents: 1775 m

Slopes’ total length : 20,4 km

Descents’ total length : 20,4 km

Plain total length : 0 km

Total kilometers: 40,8 km

Slopes’ middle inclination: 9 %

Slopes’ maximum inclination: 13%

Time taken: 4-5 h

Difficulty: difficult

On the same topic

Cycling to Cernusco sul Naviglio

  • Cycle Tourism
Cycling to Cernusco sul Navigliov

MTB-Albosaggia, San Giacomo

Albosaggia Porto, Albosaggia Centro, Contrio, Cà dei Boscacci, San Giacomo, San Bernardo di Faedo, Cà Romeri, Cà dei Giugni, Giambelli, Gandola, Albosaggia Centro, Monaci, Pedruzzi, Albosaggia Porto
  • Cycle Tourism
MTB-Albosaggia, San Giacomo

MTB-Piateda, Armisolo

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

MTB-Chiesa Campo Moro

Chiesa Valmalenco, Lanzada, Tornadri, Campo Franscia, Largone, Campo Moro - ritorno a Chiesa Valmalenco
  • Cycle Tourism
MTB-Chiesa Campo Moro

MTB-Chiuro,San Gaetano

Chiuro, Castionetto, Torre di Castionetto, Dalico, Costa di San Gaetano - ritorno a Chiuro
  • Cycle Tourism
MTB-Chiuro,San Gaetano

Along Cremona’s streams

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

MTB-Berbenno, Alpe Caldenno

Berbenno di Valtellina, Polaggia, Gaggio, Prà Isio, Alpe Caldenno - ritorno a Berbenno di Valtellina
  • Cycle Tourism
MTB-Berbenno, Alpe Caldenno

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
  • Cycle Tourism
From Valtellina to Cremona area

Mantua Hills Bike Itinerary

  • Cycle Tourism
Mantua Hills Bike Itinerary, ride on!

Between Ticino and Oglio

Artificial canals, aristocratic villas and historic towns with spectacular examples of industrial archaeology to discover by bike
  • Cycle Tourism
Between Ticino and Oglio

The cycle routes of the Po

An old pontoon bridge. Swamps and reeds. Handcrafted jewelry. And tasty boiled meat dishes and Grana Padano to eat. 10 stages to discover
  • Cycle Tourism
The cycle routes of the Po

MTB - Percorsi a Castello dell'Acqua

Castello dell'Acqua
  • Cycle Tourism
MTB - Percorsi a Castello dell'Acqua

Lecco’s Brianza on two wheels

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

Lodi Vecchio on two wheels

A bike ride through the countryside, towns and villages and great beauty
  • Cycle Tourism
Lodi Vecchio sulle due ruote - blog Vivere Per Raccontarla - Francesca Guatteri

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
  • Cycle Tourism
From Garda to the Po

It's September, so let's get pedalling!

Autumn is the best season for exploring Lombardy properly, on two wheels
  • Cycle Tourism
It's September, so let's get pedalling!

On Two Wheels From Pavia to Milan

From Pavia to Milan: six stages to discover on two wheels.
  • Cycle Tourism
First stop

In and Around Bergamo on Two Wheels

Exploring Bergamo by bike
  • Cycle Tourism
In and Around Bergamo on Two Wheels

Pavia area by bike

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

The Valtellina trail

Selvetta, Colorina, Fusine, Cedrasco, Caiolo, Albosaggia, Sondrio, Faedo, Piateda, Ponte, Castello Dell’Acqua
  • Cycle Tourism
The Valtellina trail