• Cycle Tourism

MTB-La via dei Terrazzamenti

The Via dei Terrazzamenti is a 70-kilometre pedestrian and cycle path linking Morbegno and Tirano, the lower and the middle valley, at 300 to 700 metres asl, halfway up the Rhaetian slopes, with terraced vineyards and a valuable cultural heritage. Along the way are 40 rest areas with benches, bike rests and info panels about nearby artistic heritage sites.

Ovest. The stretch between Morbegno and Sondrio is fairly long, with a big overall difference in altitude. Mostly tarmacked, it also has some parts on rough tracks and steep climbs. Its many forks call for special attention to signs (ellow arrows on sticks and red and white signs on walls.)

(texts and technical data by Federico Pollini)

Departure  place: Morbegno 262 m

Arrival place / maximum quota: Sondrio 307m (650m)

Total gradient slopes: 1100 m

Total gradient descents: 1050 m

Slopes’ total length : 18,5 km

Descents’ total length: 14,8 km

Plain total length : 5,4 km

Total kilometers: 38,7 km

Slopes’ middle inclination: 6 %

Slopes’ maximum inclination: 12 %

Time taken: 4-6 h

Difficulty difficult

Est. Sondrio to Tirano is a very long ride, with big total differences in altitude. There are lots of very steep rough parts too: at the start from Sondrio to Ponchiera (tarmac) and from Piano di Chiuro to Teglio (rough). It passes through the Grumello, Inferno and Valgella vineyards and important old town centres such as Ponte, Chiuro and Teglio. Its many forks call for special attention to signs (yellow arrows on sticks and red and white signs on walls).

 

Departure  place: Sondrio 307 m

Arrival place / maximum quota: Tirano 430m

Total gradient slopes: 1220 m

Total gradient descents: 1087 m

Slopes’ total length : 16 km

Descents’ total length: 13,3 km

Plain total length : 5,3 km

Total kilometers: 34,6 km

Slopes’ middle inclination: 8 %

Slopes’ maximum inclination: 14 %

Time taken: 4-5 h

Difficulty difficult

 

On the same topic

Valsassina cycle route

This trail is ideal for the entire family
bike tour in lombardia como lecco
  • Cycle Tourism

Lodi Vecchio on two wheels

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

Cycling along the Navigli

Discovering the incredible Navigli area of Lombardy on two wheels.
Cycling along the Navigli
  • 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 other way of Aprica: from Morbegno to Colico

The other way of Aprica
  • 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

MTB-Piateda, Ambria

Piateda, Previsdomini, Piateda Alta, San Bartolomeo Val Venina, Vedello, Ambria - ritorno a Piateda
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Campo Franscia, Campagneda, Prabello

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

Historic Villas and the Groane Park

A cycle touring itinerary, suitable for everyone, to get to know and enhance the landscapes of the area west of Milan.
Historic Villas and the Groane Park
  • Cycle Tourism

Lecco’s Brianza on two wheels

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

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

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

Along the river Po, between Lodi and Cremona territories

  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Caspoggio S. Antonio

Caspoggio, Santa Elisabetta, Prabello, Sant’Antonio, Pianaccio, Braccia, Caspoggio
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Chiuro,San Gaetano

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

MTB-Montagna, Carnale, Davaglione

Montagna, Paini, Cà Bongiascia, San Giovanni, Carnale, Davaglione Piano, Oniscio, Scessa, Barca, S.Maria Perlungo, Cà Zoia, Cà Mazza, Farina, Montagna
  • Cycle Tourism

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
Sabbioneta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Ponte, Val Fontana

Ponte stazione, San Rocco, Sant’Antonio, Piano dei Cavalli, Alpe Campiascio - ritorno a Ponte stazione
  • Cycle Tourism

Garda and the course of the Chiese

A velodrome fit for champions. And more: churches, lakes, museums and an excellent virgin olive oil. From Garda to the course of the Chiese
The axis of the Chiese river, discovering the eastern lakes
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-Piateda, tracciolino Gaggio

Piateda, Sazzo, Arigna, Briotti-Dosso del Grillo, tracciolino, Gaggio, Bessega, Piateda Alta, Piateda
  • Cycle Tourism

MTB-La via dei Terrazzamenti

ovest. Morbegno, Ponte di Ganda, S. Croce, Selva Piana, provinciale per Dazio, Dazio, Regolido, S. Antonio, Bosco, Pilasco, Masino, Ardenno, Villapinta, Ronco, Maroggia, Piasci, Monastero, Regoledo di Berbenno, Foppa, Molini, Polaggia, Postalesio, Vendolo, Castione, Moroni, Triasso, Rocce Rosse, Colombera S. Anna, Campoledro, Sondrio est. Sondrio, Ponchiera, Montagna, Poggiridenti, Tresivio, Ponte, Chiuro, Castionetto di Chiuro, Teglio, Bianzone, Villa di Tirano, Tirano
  • Cycle Tourism