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As other users have described, the cycle path between Peschiera and Lazise disappears into nowhere shortly before Lazise. A rideable connection to the blue cycle path is only possible near Gardaland—but then you have to negotiate a considerable incline. All other crossroads lead through the campsites and are obviously privately owned, meaning that access is prohibited or blocked. In summary: Coming from Peschiera, everything is initially great towards Lazise, but at times it becomes a dirt track with the potential for accidents, not to mention the aforementioned blue cycle path, which, during peak times like market day in Lazise, has to accommodate two lanes for cyclists and pedestrians.

This path is great for cycling in bad weather. It then continues directly along the beach. Without any swimmers, it's easy to cycle through the sand...

Sometimes driving directly between the bathers

Be careful! Lots of dogs. Watch where you step.

This cycling route is difficult on the one hand because of the many hikers and beach visitors and on the other hand the path disappears into the beach near Lazise, which makes it difficult to plough through.

This biking route is difficult firstly because of many walkers and beach visitors and more near Lazise the path disappears into the beach making it difficult to plough through. One time we had to go through ankle deep water.

Dirt section of the cycle/pedestrian path. Compact and not at all technical surface.

The military harbor of Peschiera had to be deepened by over 2 m in 1861 to accommodate a newly built gunboat for the Garda flotilla. When digging with a so-called paternoster excavator north of the Querini Bastion, numerous bronze objects were unearthed. These were kept by the Austrian first lieutenant Heinrich von Silber and the naval engineer Lorentz. Von Silber suspected that a ship with the items on board had once sunk here. Numerous tree trunks that were rammed into the lake bottom made the work more difficult, so it was thought that there was a fishing hut here, which is often found on Lake Garda, which is why the pottery shards that were found were disposed of. However, after von Silber contacted the archaeologist Johannes Freudenberg from Bonn, the realization emerged that there had once been a pile-dwelling settlement here. Source:https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfahlbausiedlung_von_Bacino_Marina#:~:text=The%20Milit%C3%A4rhafen%20von%20Peschiera%20had to, you%2