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The trenches and the Brozin Biotope

Mountain biking trails

The trenches and the Brozin Biotope

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The trenches and the Brozin Biotope

02:31

30.2km

710m

This panoramic tour crosses wide meadows and forest roads, connecting the villages of Daiano, Castello di Fiemme and Cavalese.

Start by following the road from Cavalese towards Tesero and, after …

by Val di Fiemme e Cembra

Last updated: June 28, 2024

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Spianez Walk

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The Spianez walk is a flat route, ideal for families and people of all ages, which develops on a very smooth dirt surface, which can be pedaled without difficulty even by children.

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13.4 km

Trenches at San Lugano

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Above the San Lugano pass, inside the Monte Corno Natural Park, there are the remains of some historic Austro-Hungarian positions from the First World War. The trenches on Mount Salombo …

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19.8 km

Brozin Biotope

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The local reserve of Brozin, located in the Fiemme area, is a corner of uncontaminated nature which in approximately five and a half hectares contains a surprising variety of botanical, …

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30.2 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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12.3 km

9.96 km

3.70 km

3.53 km

660 m

Surfaces

11.8 km

7.65 km

6.09 km

2.87 km

951 m

848 m

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Highest point (1,340 m)

Lowest point (920 m)

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Val di Fiemme e CembraMay 29, 2024

This panoramic tour crosses wide meadows and forest roads, connecting the villages of Daiano, Castello di Fiemme and Cavalese. 
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Start by following the road from Cavalese towards Tesero and, after about two kilometres, take the climb towards Varena on the left. The itinerary, open and airy, winds through

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