周辺のバイクパーク・トップ5

Very nice single track but to be avoided in the first days after the rain

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Singletrack with slightly bumpy ground but requiring riding skills. Rains and storms in the summer of 2024 have knocked down several trees, in September 2024 there were several blocked sections but easily bypassed

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Go back or hike around the tree hahahah

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Route so called due to the presence of lime stone quarries near the Castlett bric. It connects the Rivadora village to via Superga, not far from the basilica. Very popular with downhill mountain bikers thanks to a beautiful downhill track

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To be done with dry but possibly not too dry soil. The final cavatappi has a challenging first corner, the rest comes by itself. Be careful if you don't have a bit of technique, it's easy to fall

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Fun guided trail with many turns and raises, the final part could be muddy in rainy periods

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MTB variant to avoid paved road

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Trail 29 is a perfect Enduro route. Technical descents but also stretches to pedal. Arrived at the crossroads, turn left and continue to descend. A descent leads to the first slightly flat section. On our right we will see two paths that descend (the second with a map of the park) but we continue until the beginning of the stony ground. On the left, a wider road leads to the asphalted road that leads from the Tramvia to Superga. We take the stony ground on the right and here the first Jokers are played. At the bottom of the stony ground we take the path in front of us keeping to the left (on our extreme left another wider road leads to the paved road). Shortly thereafter we will find a series of very narrow hairpin bends and steps made from trunks until we reach another slight slope that brings us back to the paved road. We continue until we find the entrance to a path on our right right. We continue to descend until we find a short stretch of road covered with gravel, a little dug by the water. At the end of this stretch on the right there is a bar and the paved road but we keep to the left. The path narrows among the trees and and with continuous relaunches we continue to descend to Corso Casale. Length: 4.26 km Vertical development: 449 meters

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