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The trail from Italy to Switzerland after the Refugio Val Viola is technically demanding but rideable in most sections. I find the difficulty rating somewhat optimistic. You should definitely pay attention to the signpost to the right (bike route). I strongly advise against taking the path straight ahead, even though it's also marked as a bike route on the Kompass map. This section will require carrying your bike and is quite challenging (we were there and turned back!). According to the owner of the Refugio Campo, mountain rescue has had to be called out several times for bikers needing assistance on this stretch! From Switzerland towards Italy, starting about 1 km after the Refugio Campo, you'll have to push and carry your bike for a considerable distance up to the Passo Viola (not recommended). Here too, the difficulty rating is a bit optimistic. In any case, it's a great and challenging trail for mountain bikers in a beautiful landscape.

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Everything is wonderful until the Val Viola refuge, after which the trail becomes an S3 singletrack with loose rocks, 50cm drops, and steep sections requiring walking. The situation remains unchanged until shortly after the Val Viola lake. Absolutely not recommended for gravel bikes or front-wheel mountain bikes, unless you want to hike for a few kilometers at 2,400 meters above sea level with your bike in hand.

Great, largely drivable pass between Italy (Bormio) and Switzerland (Puschlav).

After Bormio and the Stelvio junction on the left for Cancano, a truly magical place, you continue towards Passo Alpisella at the bottom of the lakes… the sources of the Adda, then you descend towards Livigno and its lake.

Welcoming rest and refreshment point for bikers and hikers.

Accessible by car (upon payment of an access ticket), by bus, and by bicycle or on foot... Limited traffic, but be careful, the road can also be accessed with a small passage, but is not protected... I recommend going on foot or by bicycle... Always check the weather forecast, the weather changes suddenly, and the paths are subject to landslides and collapses.