수비아코‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 자전거 공원

Highly recommended for those who are really good at E-MTB: for those who are not, like me, I would say that it is really difficult and dangerous, even if highly scenic. At the limit: you push the bike by hand...

It is the longest and most technically demanding path around Monte Livata. It is panoramic like no other and at the same time engages and excites in driving. In the upper part the ground is stony and beaten and as soon as you enter the woods it becomes more slippery in case of rain, but it is still very fast. In the second half there is a very fast stretch in the woods interspersed with passages over rocks, stones and roots. If you like to drive, this trail will thrill you. The presence of pedestrians requires attention in the initial part of the path. Highly recommended

It is the most panoramic path and, in the first part, also the most exposed and technical in the area. The path is often very narrow and consists of an exciting alternation of climbs and descents that become very fun and rewarding especially with an e-MTB. Be careful on the descents: it is very popular with pedestrians, so adjust your speed. Highly recommended

This path can be a lot of fun and speaks volumes about the local terrain: tall beech trees, well spaced, land almost without rocks and with soft slopes. It lends itself to being traveled in both directions, both in Mtb and in e-Mtb. Beware of pedestrians: the view on the path is not always optimal.

This climb is one of the most suggestive in the area: smooth terrain, soft slope (but only at the beginning) and lots of shade. It is also a feasible climb with the MTB (you need a very good state of training) and leads to Le Vedute (climb feasible on the pedals only with an e-MTB) or to Cannavacciari (climb also feasible with Mtb) and then to Campo dell 'Bone. In winter it can be very snowy and it is recommended from May to November

This not very steep path in the undergrowth is suitable for all users, both uphill and downhill, thanks to a moderate slope and a not too bumpy bottom. With an e-MTB it's as much fun downhill as it is uphill. The challenge is to find the best trajectory to brake as little as possible. The risk of collision with pedestrians is very low because the view is optimal