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The Bicigrill Asgard is located directly by the bridge on the Adige Cycle Path and serves as a popular meeting and rest stop for cyclists. The location combines a restaurant with cycling infrastructure, offering an open-plan rest area with outdoor seating, food and drinks, and services such as e-bike charging and minor repairs. Thanks to its direct location on the cycle route between Trento and Rovereto, the Bicigrill has established itself as a key stop for cyclists.

Castel Beseno, the largest hilltop castle in Trentino, sits atop a hill overlooking the Adige Valley and the Rio Cavallo Valley. The Ciclovia della Valle dell'Adige cycle path offers a beautiful view of the castle's mighty walls and towers, which blend majestically into the surrounding landscape. The fortress's origins date back to the 12th century, and it played a significant role during the Battle of Calliano in 1487, among other events. Today, Castel Beseno is an important cultural monument and a popular destination for cyclists and nature lovers who enjoy the combination of historic architecture, verdant river landscapes, and vineyards.

The sculptures stand along the bike path in Lizzana and depict metal cyclists in dynamic poses. They were created by Swiss artist Andrea Malär and appear to blend harmoniously into the surrounding landscape. As you cycle along the bike path, your gaze is drawn to the artfully designed figures, which impressively combine nature, movement, and creativity. Definitely a little eye-catcher!

If you want to explore Nomi by bike, a ride through the Vallagarina Valley, which runs along the right bank of the Adige River, is particularly recommended. The cycling route offers repeated, beautiful views of the village, the surrounding vineyards, orchards, and rolling hills. The climbs to the higher elevations around Nomi are particularly scenic, as is the proximity to castle ruins, which offer panoramic views of the valley and surrounding villages. The roads and cycle paths are mostly quiet and scenic, allowing you to relax and enjoy the view of Nomi while cycling through typical Italian farming.

From the refuge, the easiest way down to the valley is the dirt road that then becomes paved. If you want something more challenging, just descend to the Finonchio mountain hut and then... whichever path you take always leads down to the valley. Obviously, the difficulty levels vary, and to do it properly, you should ask someone who knows them.

At some point you no longer know which bridge is which - between Bolzano and Trento many bridges look similar

A visit worth it and makes the long, sometimes dreary section along the Adige more varied

Rather boring stages on the Via Claudia Augusta