From Ossana all the way to Malga Campo (alpine dairy), then onwards to the Lago di Celentino lake. From here you’ll enjoy amazing views from the Brenta Dolomites all the way to the Adamello Presanella mountain range.
Descend down to the hamlet of Claiano and then return back to Ossana along the cycling path. Ready to have some fun?
From Monte Vigo, take in a 360° view of all the main mountain groups in Val di Sole: this reason alone should make you want to try this itinerary with your gravel bike!
From a height of 770 m to 2.130 m, at the foot of the Brenta Dolomites. Grab your bike and enjoy the sights!
From the San Michele Castle in Ossana to Passo Tonale, passing by various forts built during WWI, all the way to the foot of the Presanella mountain. Wide open spaces and unforgettable views will accompany you on your gravel adventures. Ready to ride up to a height of almost 2.000 meters?
This itinerary isn’t as technical as our other routes (but it is still a 49 km route with almost 1000 m of elevation gain). About half of the itinerary winds its way along Val di Sole’s cycling path and the other half is on off-road terrain. You’ll ride through towns, hamlets and woods from the middle of the valley down to the town of Cavizzana.
Up to a height of almost 2.100 meters, for a total elevation gain of 1.560 m. Well, one thing that we can guarantee is that this itinerary isn’t a Sunday stroll, but the view overlooking Val della Nana, among the Brenta Dolomites, will definitely make it worth the effort. Stunning sights on your gravel bike as you pedal through the Adamello Brenta Nature Park.
This is the most challenging of all of our 6 itineraries: the Alpine Gravel Pejo is ready to put you to the test with its 61.3 km, and above all, its 1.890 m of elevation gain. Reaching the Lago di Pian Palù lake will be a well-deserved reward, not only because of the striking surroundings, but also because the easier part of this route starts here.
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