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Val di Sole bike paths
Long distance cycling • Val di Sole
Val di Sole bike paths
The Val di Sole cycling path runs alongside the Noce river, where you can often spot rafting boats, kayaks, and canoes. The Val di Sole cycling path has an overall length of about 34 kilometres. It starts from the bridge in Mostizzolo, on the boundary with Val di Non, and leads to Cogolo di Peio, accompanied all the way by the Noce river.
This trail allows you not only to enter the territory of Val di Sole and the wilder Val di Peio, but also the local mountain culture.
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Val di Sole bike paths
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The Val di Sole cycling path runs alongside the Noce river, where you can often spot rafting boats, kayaks, and canoes. The Val di Sole cycling path has an overall length of about 34 kilometres. It starts from the bridge in Mostizzolo, on the boundary with Val di Non, and leads to Cogolo di Peio, accompanied all the way by the Noce river.
This trail allows you not only to enter the territory of Val di Sole and the wilder Val di Peio, but also the local mountain culture.
Safety information
Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.Start
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Turn-by-turn directions
The first kilometres travel through a dense fir forest and then, continuing, the trees give way to fruit orchards and ample meadows, until you reach the town of Malé.
Along this section, you pass the hamlet of Ponte Stori, with a picnic area, and come within sight of Castel Caldès and the first “Bicigrill”. Continuing, you cross the large plain of Monclassico, until you reach the town of Dimaro, located at the entrance to Val di Meledrio. From here, the road to Madonna di Campiglio branches off.
The cycling path, on the other hand, heads towards Ossana, with the monumental keep of Castel San Michele, passing by Pellizzano, where you can find the second “Bicigrill”. You then climb decisively to Cogolo, along Val di Peio, beneath the peaks of the Cevedale range, within the Stelvio National Park.
This is a truly spectacular part of the route - albeit a more challenging one - surrounded by wild countryside. It is worth visiting the Ecomuseo di Peio, the ancient Venetian sawmill, and - naturally - the thermal spa centre, one of the most renowned in Italy.
The railway, which runs parallel to the cycling lane, has numerous stations spread out along the route, making it an excellent way to make your way back to the starting point.
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Public transport
The Trento Malé railway, which runs parallel to the cycling path, has numerous stations spread out along the route, making it an excellent way to make your way back to the starting point.Getting there
Val di Sole can be reached from the south and from the north by National road 12 del Brennero, or motorway A22 (exit at San Michele all’Adige, distance from the toll gate 43 Km), taking the National road SS 43 first, and then turning onto SS 42 in the direction of Passo del Tonale. Otherwise, in the east-west direction, along the Milano-Venezia motorway: exit at Brescia, and then continue in the direction of SS 237, or exit at Bergamo and follow SS 42.Coordinates
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