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Offroad paradise

MTB in Pontedilegno-Tonale

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Mountain biking is the queen of off‑road two‑wheel sports. Started in California in the late 1970s, it quickly established itself as one of the most popular sports in the world. A true gateway to a world of nature, landscapes, and emotions. One pedal after another, MTB between Ponte di Legno and the Tonale Pass is at its best. There are 22 MTB routes, totalling over 600 km, divided by difficulty level and fully signposted and GPS‑mapped. Get on your bike and be guided to extraordinary places: forests, alpine pastures, trenches, and panoramic viewpoints, immersed in the nature of the Stelvio National Park and the Adamello Regional Park.

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Reasons to go off‑road in Pontedilegno-Tonale

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22 MTB routes covering over 600 km of trails between Pontedilegno‑Tonale and the Mount Adamello.

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3 difficulty levels, from blue for less‑experienced riders to black for the most trained and technical bikers.

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10 routes also suitable for Gravel bikes, providing a different way to explore the area on two wheels.

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Signposted and GPS‑mapped trails, all accessible from your smartphone.

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Rental services and maintenance points, where you can find bikes, accessories, and on‑site assistance.

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MTB guides and instructors, to improve your technique and tackle the routes safely.

600 km of unforgettable outdoor thrills

All 22 MTB trails between Ponte di Legno and the Tonale Pass, at the foot of Mount Adamello, are marked with special directional signs, fully GPS‑mapped, and accessible from mobile devices. Ten of these routes are also suitable for Gravel bikes. Thanks to detailed maps with descriptions, distances, and elevation profiles, every rider can choose the itinerary best suited to their skills and physical preparation. The routes are divided into three difficulty levels: blue (easy), for those looking for a less demanding ride; red (intermediate), for trained bikers, often featuring long distances and significant elevation gain; black (difficult), for those who only want the maximum, with steep climbs and technical sections, including high‑altitude terrain.

Maybe you were wondering…

How can I follow the MTB routes between Ponte di Legno and the Tonale Pass?

I do not have any equipment. Can I rent it?

Are there MTB guides in Pontedilegno‑Tonale?

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