Fat Bike in Valtellina

Guaranteed fun in any path and condition

First, some basic information. What is a Fat Bike?

They were invented in Alaska during the nineties, nowadays Alpine localities use them for their customers' to enjoy unique landscapes, specialy in wintertime.

Its main feature lies in the so-called fat wheels. They are the evolution of mountain bikes, with larger 3,7″ tyres and wider, 44 mm rims compared to traditional bicycles.

They allow whoever rides them to be able to pedal in any kind of terrain and condition, perfect for snowy itineraries and slopes in particular. A Fat Bike happens to be so manageable that anybody who is capable of pedaling can use them, even children and unexperienced cyclists, allowing to ride through both extreme paths and pleasant family trips.

The are of Valtellina has always been on the cutting edge regarding tourism and sports. From the Higher Valtellina - Livigno, Santa Caterina, Bormio, Valdidentro - to the Valley of Aprica, until reaching Valchiavenna in Madesimo and Campodolcino, it is possible to find specialized structures that rent Fat Bikes and provide guided tours.

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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

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Between Ticino and Oglio

Artificial canals, aristocratic villas and historic towns with spectacular examples of industrial archaeology to discover by bike

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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

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MTB: Castello dell'Acqua, alpe Piazzola

Castello Dell’Acqua-Cavallari Centro Sportivo, Sentiero Valtellina, Baghetto, P.Roma, Piazzola, I Prati, Annunziata, La Pila di Cortivo, La Fucina, Castello Dell’Acqua-Cavallari Centro Sportivo

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Cycling from Morbegno to Colico

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Itinerary the cycle road of lambro

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Lombardy by bike: five family-friendly routes

Five easy cycle routes in Lombardy. For a family-friendly bike ride.

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MTB-Fusine, Valmadre

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

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Fat Bike in Valtellina

Guaranteed fun in any path and condition

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Pavia area by bike

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

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The Valtellina-cyclopedestrian trail

A bicycle and pedestrian route that runs along the Adda River between Colico and Bormio, with a total distance of 114 km

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Along the river Po, between Lodi and Cremona territories

Fiume Po, fiume Adda, scorci impensati in piccoli borghi

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MTB-Caspoggio S. Antonio

Caspoggio, Santa Elisabetta, Prabello, Sant’Antonio, Pianaccio, Braccia, Caspoggio

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MTB-Piateda, tracciolino Gaggio

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

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MTB - Percorsi a Castello dell'Acqua

Castello dell'Acqua

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Lecco’s Brianza on two wheels

Cycle touring route along the Adda

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MTB-Caiolo, Val Cervia

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

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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

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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

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Tour of San Genesio

A trail climbing up the sides of the Brianza hills - which mirror the, much taller, Alpine foothills and puts even the most seasoned biker to the test