Category: BIKE AND NATURE
Tour of Alpe Cimbra: cycling in MTB between Folgaria, Lavarone and Luserna
June 27 - July 1, 2016 The Cicloturismo staff went exploring the magnificent territory of Alpe Cimbra: about 105 kmq in south-eastern Trentino, bet [...]
VENTO Bicycle Trail: 679 km from Venice to Turin
Designed by the Politecnico di Milano, VENTO is a 679 km long bike path that will connect Venice to Turin. The route winds mostly along the Po River t [...]
Cycling in Bari: the Cycle Route of the Borboni
The Borboni's Cycle Route is an all-Italian project that aims to connect Bari and Naples through secondary road and cycling routes. The works to compl [...]
Paris-London: 400 km along the Avenue Verte
Avenue Verte is a 400km adventure that drives us from Paris to London. It is a modern bicycle trail inaugurated at the 2012 Olympic Games, which utili [...]
Mountain Biking on the Dolomites: Dobbiaco – Cortina – Calalzo di Cadore
Mountain biking on the Dolomites... a dream for many bikers and cyclotourists that is making possible by the bike path that connects Dobbiano, Cor [...]
The Silent Way: 600 km to the discovery of Cilento
The Silent Way is a ring path of about 600 km that runs within the National Park of Cilento, Vallo di Diano and Alburni. It is divided into 15 stages [...]
Via di Francesco
An enchanting itinerary linking the symbols of the life of the saint, the Via di Francesco is a journey of about 500 kms that touches Tuscany, Umbria [...]
“Via degli Dei” between Bologna and Florence
"Via degli Dei" is a journey of about 125 km which connects Bologna and Florence through the Apennines. Built by the Romans as a military street of st [...]
Mozart’s Cycle Track – Mozart Radweg
Mozart's Cycle Track, or Mozart-Radweg, is a 450-km bike path that traces the life of the famous German composer through Tyrol and Bavaria. It is a cy [...]
“The cycle path of two seas”. A travel through France from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean
Véloroute des Deux-Mers literally the "cycle path of two seas". It is located in France and just as the name suggests, it connects two "seas" or rathe [...]