オノサンピエトロのバイクパーク・トップ7

Enduro downhill trails from Malga Tambione, recommended ascent by e-bike due to the steep gradient of 22% on average, excellent downhill riding ability on natural trails, they are not for the exclusive use of bikers.

Nice trail, with some technical difficulties, but really fun.

Bike Trail del Tricolore, 3 natural downhill enduro trails starting from Malga Tambione, trails for experts recommended e-bike.

Beautiful path (also the climb and the very beautiful environment, especially if you go up to the piz olda) in the undergrowth (perhaps at the beginning of the season a bit dirty with pine cones and branches), with rocks and roots, broken parts and more flow parts. Never really difficult, except in a couple of places with technical passages on rocks. Well marked with orange stamps, except at a point where the path goes straight but there is also another path that turns right and is misleading. Here the video of the youtube channel MTB ALL MOUNTAIN BS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH_IZIxWQq4

Beautiful and very long descent in true alpine style. It is a fairly fast descent tends to be on fixed stones, very tiring for the hands due to the continuous stresses. Confidence with technical passages necessary (presence of some steps and back to do in nose press) Full MTB recommended. Splendid views of the Orobie and Presolana.

Beautiful path (also the climb and the very beautiful environment, especially if you go up to the piz olda) in the undergrowth (perhaps at the beginning of the season a bit dirty with pine cones and branches), with rocks and roots, broken parts and more flow parts. Never really difficult, except in a couple of places with technical passages on rocks. Well marked with orange stamps, except at a point where the path goes straight but there is also another path that turns right and is misleading. Here the video of the youtube channel MTB ALL MOUNTAIN BS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH_IZIxWQq4

Rather steep (tears and flat parts). From the church, follow the sign for MTB trails (which then disappear) follow the road downhill to a steep slope on the left. This road is not marked on the map, but it is the best one that avoids passing houses and private properties and avoids a path where you drive the push bike.