Val di Sole

Designed for more experienced cyclists, this route offers a pure alpine gravel experience, compensating for the relatively short distances with elevation changes and challenging terrain.



The route, predominantly dirt (76%) with short portage sections, challenges with steep climbs and technical descents

A circular journey through the Maddalene wilderness, far from mass tourism, amidst woods, mountain huts, and alpine pastures. A fully cycleable, scenic high-altitude route with various options for detours and escape routes to return if necessary.



Starting from Revò, amidst vineyards and apple orchards

Start from the Coredo lakes (camper parking available), following a pleasant forest road that runs alongside the lake and then descends with a series of rather steep hairpin bends to the Sanctuary of San Romedio, a place rich in history and mysticism, nestled between spectacular rock faces. After a brief

Depart from the center of Cles, pedaling at the foot of Mount Peller along the "lez"—the ancient irrigation canals that crisscross the valley. The route winds through rows of apple orchards on quiet roads, offering picturesque views of the rural landscape.



After a few kilometers, you'll reach Castel Nanno

The essence of "Noneso" gravel cycling, amid apple orchards, castles, "lez" (a type of mountain pasture), and Alpine sections. A route that's never too technical but challenging due to its elevation gain, always varied and engaging.



Start from Cles, descending toward Maiano, crossing the provincial road

A route that encompasses the Val di Non and Val di Sole, circling Monte Peller with a unique perspective on the Brenta Dolomites. You can start from either Cles in the Val di Non or Caldes in the Val di Sole.



The varied and challenging route alternates 44% asphalt bike path with sections of dirt and single

We begin from the center of Cles, pedaling at the foot of Mount Peller along the "lez"—the ancient irrigation canals that crisscross the valley. The route winds through rows of apple orchards on quiet roads, offering picturesque views of the rural landscape. After a few kilometers, we reach Castel Nanno

A 56 km route that encompasses the Val di Non and Val di Sole, circling Monte Peller with a unique perspective of the Brenta Dolomites. You can start from either Cles in Val di Non or Caldes in Val di Sole.



The varied and challenging route alternates 44% asphalt on a bike path with sections of dirt and

The essence of "Noneso" gravel, amidst apple orchards, castles, "lez" (a sort of "dry mountain pasture"), and Alpine sections. Never too technical, but challenging in terms of elevation gain, always varied and engaging.



We begin from Cles, descending toward Maiano, crossing the provincial road and taking