The ascent is on a dirt road: as you climb, the vegetation becomes increasingly sparse, transitioning from dense spruce and larch forests to the highest point, where you’ll find only small shrubs and rhododendrons. At an altitude of 2,114 meters, the descent begins along a trail with a mixed surface, offering a great ride, until you reach Malga Stabli, a rest stop that offers bar and restaurant service.
Other precautions:
- Plan the tour based on your abilities and weather forecasts.
-Go slow, be cautious, and enjoy the scenery and silence.- Adapt your riding style to the characteristics and condition of the terrain.
- Rely on bike guides.
- Wear appropriate clothing and gear.
- Respect the environment around you and those who live there by taking your trash back down.
- Respect the path and do not ride on trails that are forbidden for bikes. Stop if someone needs help.
- Be cautious along the bike-pedestrian path and mixed
-use trails, which are also frequented by hikers.
- If you encounter pedestrians, alert them of your arrival and reduce your speed.
From here, a trail starts that runs along the valley, leading into a larch and spruce forest. Shortly after, the single trail continues downhill through woods and pasture areas.
Once you reach the dirt road, turn left and continue until you reach Malga Stabli, where you can stop for refreshments. If you continue to the right for 1 km along the dirt road, you will return to the parking lot, your starting point.
From the Mezzana station, it is necessary to move towards the Ortisè district either by car or by bike.
From Bologna-Verona and Brenner: A22 Brenner exit Trento Nord for those coming from the south, exit San Michele all'Adige for those coming from the north. Continue towards Cles, Val di Non, along the SS43 and, after passing Cles, take the SS42 towards Passo del Tonale, Val di Sole.
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