Panperduto Dam – Miorina Dam loop from Gallarate

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Panperduto Dam – Miorina Dam loop from Gallarate

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Panperduto Dam – Miorina Dam loop from Gallarate

03:13

50.8km

310m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 13.1 km for 79 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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10.3 km

Strada del Gaggio, Lombardy Park of the Ticino Valley

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from Lonate Pozzolo to Ticino through the woods and what remains of the military airport of the 2nd World War

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11.5 km

Brughiera di Via Gaggio Outdoor War Museum

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Very wide white road to be traveled on foot or by bike (also racing)

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23.7 km

Panperduto Dam — Start of the Villoresi Canal

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The Villoresi canal: It originates here from the Panperduto dam in the Maddalena area (Somma Lombardo), a hamlet of Somma Lombardo, and flows into the Adda river or, alternatively, into …

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24.4 km

Panperduto Dam

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iconic place where you can see the birth of the Naviglio and the Villoresi canal

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29.1 km

Alzaia Cycle Path Along the Ticino River

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An absolutely must-do cycle path, wide and very smooth. Connect Lake Maggiore to the Navigli!

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31.2 km

Ruins

31.8 km

Miorina Dam

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The Miorina Dam on the Ticino River is a hydraulic structure built at the beginning of the 20th century, located near Lake Maggiore. The dam plays a crucial role in …

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33.9 km

View of the Ticino bend near Sesto Calende

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loop of the Ticino near Sesto Calende

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40.7 km

The Visconti Castle of San Vito, a defensive fortress since the 9th century, became a noble residence in 1448 under the Visconti brothers. The property was divided until 1950 and left to the Visconti Foundation in 1997.

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