Pietra Ligure e Val Maremola

Short single-track climb from Foresto back to Ranzi trail area.



Foresto trail takes its name from the small town it gets very close to before keeping moving downhill.



There is a great short connection back to the gravel road in the middle of Foresto, which is exactly Gump.



It is a challenging uphill that… read more

Up-and-down single track that rides alongside the bottom of the Giustenice Valley.



Based on an ancient connection trail, One Shot moves from the tarmac at the bottom of Giustenice, all the way down to the industrial area of the town and closer to the sea. Being generally pretty flow, it is an easy trail… read more

Best way to e-ride to Ranzi!



After leaving the tarmac and riding on gravel for a few meters, keep the left and access a wonderful, short, uphill single-track that takes you straight to the higher part of Ranzi. You'll find steep sections, gravel, step-ups, straight lines and so on!



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Takes its name from a specific rock formation you'll encounter in the middle of this trail.



Just after a few minutes of single uphill track, you'll find a tiny, peculiar rock formation that will mark the start of the descending section.



The trail features plenty of corners on mineral-based soil. The grip… read more

Tecky trail with some fantastic views of the coast and sea in Pietra Ligure.



The trail follows the south-facing side of the mountain. This grants excellent dry conditions even shortly after some rain and some technical, rough terrain.



This track, formerly known as Rompicollo (neck-breaker), has been rebuilt… read more

Short, E-MTB link trail to Monte Ciazze Secche.



This very short trail is a great alternative to the gravel road to reach the highest point of the Ranzi trail area.



Trincea starts with a couple of tight uphill corners and flows through with one straight line up to a wider trail. From the crossing point… read more

Perfect link trail from the high trails in Pietra Ligure to the Ranzi Area.



After a short section of gravel road after the Cabanun, moving east, you'll find a trail entrance on the right: Blu Pervinca.



The start will be downhill, but the trail features plenty of short, punchy uphill sections that can come… read more

Flow and turns, many of them!



Also called Sentiero delle Caselle, Oltrefinale starts from the switchback before the Giogo di Giustenice. It touches and links pre-existing trails and moves beside old Neviere (holes dug in the ground used in the old days to store snow and ice) and reaches Pian delle Bosse… read more

"The most fun I had on a trail" Cit. Chris Ball.



"Flow" is the word for this trail. You can catch Titalana at the end of Fedele alla Linea and reach the split between Aleluia and Rock’n’Rolla. It has a last part well maintained and smooth that follows the indications of a yellow dot until Castagnabanca… read more

Rock'n'Roll trail in Pietra



Straight on the right after the end of Aleluia, Rock 'n' Rolla starts.



After a pretty fast and flowy beginning, it gets tighter and rockier towards the end where techy turns appear. This also ends on Strada delle Gatelle close to the entrance of Dog Eat Dog.



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Fast narrow and tecky, all you want to top your experience in Pietra.



Based on a pre-existing hiking trail that was about to get wild, it was modified in order to make the passage for bikes easier and smoother.



It features fast and smooth lines that can become quite tight and unpredictable. It is important… read more

This trail is legend!



The second longest ever EWS stage: 8.3 km and 1100 m drop for a technical and complete trail.



It officially started on the top of Monte Carmo (highest peak of the region) at 1389 m a.s.l., now that is not reachable by bikes anymore and the trail starts from the col a few hundred… read more

The perfect challenge for expert riders.



Stage 2 EWS in 2017, this trail, also called Cresta Mario, starts with a short punchy climb and quickly gets more and more technical and steep. Definitely a complicated rough trail among creeks and big boulders. It ends up in Isallo (Magliolo).



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Short and great fun, flowy and fast!



Fun, short track in the Ranzi area. Starts close to the Monte Ciazze Secche and moves down towards the Ranzi Uphill.



Its ondulating style makes it a fun, fast track even if pretty short.



This is the link to the official page on the Finale Outdoor Region website: finaleoutdoor.com/en/trails-walls/gabri… read more

Riding on an ancient medieval path, very rocky trail, great uphill challenge!



Based on an ancient Roman road, the Sentiero del Fieno is the longest trail of the Ranzi Area.



Starting from Ranzi's Church, the first rocky corners stand for a great challenge.



The technical level keeps being challenging almost… read more

Feeling in the Alps at a few hundred meters from the sea.



Also called X Rossa, Carmo per Sempre is based on a pre-existing hiking track that links the Monte Carmo to Boissano. This 14km long track features a great variety of terrains, from steep short technical uphill bits to rough, tight cobblestones… read more

Extremely nice climb through Ranzi.



A connection tarmac and gravel road to reach the Ranzi trail area. Steep in some points, mainly on the last section.



This is the link to the official page on the Finale Outdoor Region website: finaleoutdoor.com/en/trails-walls/ranzi-uphill

Downhill trail to the Foresto area that keeps going towards the lower part of Giustenice.



Short and easy track that connects the Ranzi trail area to the lower part of Giustenice.

It features at first a fast section and just a few corners for a thrilling experience. It becomes more techy and rocky the further… read more

Similar trail to Rock 'n' Rolla.



Same direction as Rock 'n' Rolla, but different lines. A first section of easy lines, quickly gives way to steeper ones, compressions and banks until the Strada delle Gatelle close to Dog Eat Dog.



This is the link to the official page on the Finale Outdoor Region website… read more

Great white road to which many trails of the Pietra area get to.



Moving toward Monte Carmo from Giustenice, after about 2km on a tarmac road, you’ll find a split that, if taken on the left, starts the Strada delle Gatelle. This double track gathers the exit of many trails but also gets to the Cabanun… read more