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Vista sul Mincio di Molini – Castello di San Giorgio Itinerario ad anello da Mantova Frassine

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Vista sul Mincio di Molini – Castello di San Giorgio Itinerario ad anello da Mantova Frassine

Luca planned a mountain bike ride

March 27, 2022

Vista sul Mincio di Molini – Castello di San Giorgio Itinerario ad anello da Mantova Frassine

Moderate

03:06

58.4km

18.8km/h

100m

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Overview

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 52.6 km for 770 m

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27.4 km

View of the Mincio River at Molini

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Mincio River

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28.2 km

Mincio River Singletrack

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The single track that runs along the Vallazza lake south of Mantua is very beautiful and lonely, suitable for MTB and Gravel.

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28.6 km

Cycle and pedestrian bridge over the Mincio River

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A small bridge that connects the Peschiera del Garda - Mantua cycle path with the Molini area. There is a kiosk open in the summer where you can refresh yourself. …

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30.2 km

Pozzolo sul Mincio

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Village on the edge of the Mincio .... excellent starting point for tours on Lake Garda or in the morainic hills

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51.5 km

Lakes of Mantua

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The lakes of Mantua surround the city for 3/4 of its perimeter offering interesting and pleasant glimpses, the flora and fauna of these places are characterized by the influence of …

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53.0 km

Basilica of Sant'Andrea

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Monumental church, begun in 1472. Last work by Leon Battista Alberti and a major work of Renaissance architecture. Floor plan, elevation and façade depart from the classical basilica and are …

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