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We took advantage of the rain-free afternoon window to climb up to Punta Larici via the Ponale, past the beautiful Regina Mundi statue. The steepest sections are concrete, and there you'll find gradients of up to 20% over 250m. Despite the cloudy sky, the Ponale was mesmerizingly beautiful. With
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The tour was originally planned as a "get ice cream in Riva" and maybe a taste of the Ponale again. Setting off in bright sunshine. A light drizzle began to fall at the incredibly good Nice ice cream parlor in Riva. The western side of the lake toward Ponale/Ledro was still in the sun. So we quickly
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Late afternoon ride on partly still rain-soaked trails parallel to the Sarca River 🌊 to Lake Toblino, where we took a quick look into a side valley used by climbers 🧗♂️. Beautiful rock formations with densely spaced, new safety bolts. The route graded at least 8. Unfortunately, no time today 😁. Returning
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In sweltering 30-degree heat, we climbed the western flank of Monte Corno. From 750 meters above sea level, we could only push our bikes due to the terrain. Soaking wet, we stopped at the Naranch alpine hut, which isn't actually open to the public anymore, as it focuses on hosting weddings and other
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☀️Midday climb from Arco through the vineyards 🍇 on ramps close to a 20% gradient towards Lake Tenno. The town of Canale lies along the route and surprises with its tightly-knit houses and narrow, cold alleys: with a little set construction, you could shoot a medieval film here. You can almost hear
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Monte Brione separates the towns of Torbole and Riva. Its distinctive shape, a massive, banded slab of rock, tilted at a 20-degree angle into the landscape, is sure to immediately catch the eye of any visitor to Lago Nord. Its western side is dotted with olive trees. Today we climbed the hiking trail
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The climb from Riva starts on uninviting gravel ramps, then repeatedly turns onto asphalt, and the final stretch is a well-maintained forest road. While not technically demanding, the 1,000 meters of ascent do require some effort. The Malga Grassi is run by very friendly people. We were already too late
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Returning from hiking. The oleander-filled bike paths are still wonderful, even at the transition to the off-season... simply wonderful! 🍀😃🙋♂️🙋🏼♀️
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A beautiful hiking trail through steep terrain with steel stairs in places that would otherwise only be accessible by climbing! Suitable for all pre-geriatric ages. 🍀🙋♂️🙋🏼♀️
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A sunny autumn round with euphoric Bavarian summer colors. 🍃 🍂 Sat in the beer garden again with an air temperature of 10 degrees. 🍻 Let the autumn continue! 🍀🙋♂️🙋🏼♀️
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