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Muzza in full flood at the Albignano bridge

after a rain it can become muddy in some sections especially if it is the season when tractors pass through (harvest or field preparation), better to use knobby tyres

Muzza in flood and with very strong current!

Passage point towards the Vacchelli canal

Very nice path, the right mix of stones and dirt, little gravel. The view is very beautiful with the 2 streams that surround you while you pedal, you can appreciate everything much more thanks to the fantastic shade of the trees! Absolutely recommended.

In pre-Roman times, the Muzza was a natural branch of the Adda, which began in Cassano d'Adda in the Groppello d'Adda area and gradually dispersed its waters in the plain, until it ran out near Paullo, although according to some the waters reached the current Melegnano, flowing into the Lambro (Addetta); the irregularity and slow flow of the watercourse made the area more similar to a swamp than to a plain with a river, which confused its bodies of water with those of the ancient Gerundo lake. The branch was called Atdetta and received the waters of the Molgora. (Wikip.)

Stretch of dirt road that connects the provincial roads Rivoltana, to the north, and Paullese, to the south. It owes its name to Duke Serbelloni who put it back into operation in the 18th century to be able to move around his properties. The road is closed to vehicular traffic and is therefore very popular with cyclists and runners.

Here you can walk along the Muzza artificial canal on a compact dirt road away from traffic.