Sentiero Valtellina from Tirano to Bormio – Parco delle Orobie Valtellinesi

Sentiero Valtellina from Tirano to Bormio – Parco delle Orobie Valtellinesi

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Sentiero Valtellina from Tirano to Bormio – Parco delle Orobie Valtellinesi

03:47

78.1km

920m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 13, 2024

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3.58 km

Lovero Lake

Highlight • Lake

Lovero is mainly an agricultural centre. The dam for hydroelectric use on the Adda river led to the formation of various wetlands, including Lake Lovero. Along the cycle path that runs alongside it there are benches and tables, ideal for a break in the dense vegetation that characterizes the area.

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13.6 km

Grosio Village

Highlight • Settlement

Grosio is a very beautiful town in Valtellina, reachable by racing bike from the Valtellina path, a wide cycle path that allows you to admire the panorama from every meter.

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19.6 km

View of the Church of Sant'Agnese in Sondalo

Highlight • Religious Site

The small church dedicated to Sant'Agnese is among the oldest in the Sondalo area, located on a hill near the ancient Bofalora castle destroyed in 1273. The first document that mentions it dates back to December 13, 1215 even if, due to the its conformation is believed to be of an earlier period.

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39.6 km

Bormio Old Town

Highlight • Settlement

Bormio is a fairly well-known winter sports resort. What makes Bormio extremely likeable, however, is the fact that this small town has completely retained its idyllic atmosphere. No sign of sophisticated, artificial hotels. Instead, there are many small, cozy accommodations where Mama Leone herself is still in the kitchen and the owner tries to engage you in conversation while he looks after your bike - in Italian, of course. The cozy, authentic old town immediately puts you in a vacation feeling. The only thing that takes a little getting used to is the (also extremely authentic) Italian relaxed atmosphere - the town only really comes to life in the afternoon.

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