Chiuse sull'Adda e Ponte San Michele

Along the cycle path that goes up from Trezzo d'Adda towards Lecco, it is mandatory to go through this point. Here you have the opportunity to admire from afar the San Michele di Paderno bridge and also the barrage locks for managing the water of the Adda riverJUNE 2022
The road that passes under the S. Michele bridge, which for some years was closed for consolidation works, has finally been reopened for transit !!

Easy-to-navigate cycle path suitable for anyone

Cycle track within everyone's reach. Children included. In summer excellent ride in the coolness of the river. Bar along the way to take a break. To visit for a relaxing tour

Canal system under the Paderno bridge

Beautiful cycle path from Milan to Lecco on the cycle path! At this point the cycle path stops, so you have to go up a series of pebbly and slippery ramps, difficult to do in the saddle. Then go down after the colombo mill and after the traffic light. From there there are no more interruptions.

Fun cycle path, alternating relaxing stretches with lively areas with interesting trails. Very nice panorama

Sorry but the passage to go to Trezzo has been reopened. ... and also in Trezzo to go to Milan is also open

With the colors of autumn everything takes on something of who knows why that makes the landscape almost from a fairytale

The Leonardesque locks on the Adda regulate the flow and allowed the navigation of the river

JUNE 2022
The road that passes under the S. Michele bridge, which for some years was closed for consolidation works, has finally been reopened for transit !!

Easy road to travel and very beautiful landscapes if you go north.

To the south always interesting but you can't see the mountains.

It is a classic route for those starting from Milan that allows you to approach the landscapes of Leonardo and Manzoni at the right pace. Part on the Martesana mostly asphalted, while along Adda in gravel. Both kept very well.

beautiful I highly recommend it

the old iron bridge of Paderno, a great work of industrial engineering from the end of the 19th century

A classic for most of the year. Unfortunately often rendered unusable by landslides and subsequent lack of maintenance. The last landslide of 2019 and still today interrupted near the Paderno bridge. You can get around with uphill and downhill steep slopes (if you don't have an e-bike, you can push it by hand ...). One of the few cycle paths without a car in your feet in a truly beautiful environment full of history (hydraulic works by Leonardo da Vinci). Nice refreshment point near the Rocchetta monastery (even if the prices are not exactly popular). Definitely to be traveled and possibly on weekdays or Saturday mornings to avoid the overcrowding of bikes and pedestrians.

truly a historic site close to being a candidate for unesco heritage