Livigno offers to the bike lovers a routes of varying degrees of difficulty and are suitable for various disciplines,from the simplest,easy and little challenging,until to the more technical perfect for sports training.
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Beautiful tour suitable for everybody, with a short climb at the beginning on the cycle path to reach Larix Park, Livigno’s adventure park. From this point a wide gravel road will take us into a colourful larch forest that soon becomes a single trail, leading us to the Forcola Pass. Our return is along the cycle path.
Note: this tour could also be longer and with a different altitude level.
Val Federia is one of the many beautiful valleys around Livigno and this trip will take us right to the very end, where we can stop for a great lunch at a farmhouse. The return journey offers us a thrilling descent on the flow-trail that will take us back to Livigno! This tour can be reduced, by taking short cuts here and there.
Note: this tour could also be longer and with a different altitude level.
This tour will allow you to appreciate the full beauty of the Livigno Valley! Starting on the cycle path we continue through the woods along a super-flowy trail on one side of the valley. Our return brings us back on the other side, with a slightly more technical route. This tour can be reduced, by taking short cuts here and there.
Note: this tour could also be longer and with a different altitude level.
This is the “must do” tour for all cross-country bikers, as well as for those who have an all-mountain or enduro bike and who are not afraid of tough climbs! Two demanding up-hill sections will respectively take us to two passes, after which the super-flowy descents will reward us with an adrenaline rush all the way down!
The beginning of this tour is the same as the normal Cancano Lakes Tour, but with an extra ingredient: Val del Gallo, where we will discover a hidden part of the Livigno Lake with its wonderful views while “trespassing” into Switzerland. Our descent is technical to start with, becoming fast and flowy at the end!
Beautiful all-mountain tour, with two great descents! We start with a 30 minute transfer that will take us to the Offenpass, over the Swiss border. From this point, a pleasant single-trail will be followed by a climb on a forest road to reach Alpe del Gallo, where the longest and most enjoyable descent starts: a sequence of switchbacks in a beautiful pine forest. On reaching the Cancano Lakes after a flat section, the last climb of the day will take us to Passo Trela, where a super-flowy descent will lead us down to Livigno lake!
INCLUDED: 1 shuttle
Beautiful tour suitable for everybody (well, almost!) that provides one Mottolino gondola ride. From this point, a super-flowy trail surrounded by a breathtaking view over the Livigno valley will take us to Val delle Mine, where we can also eat in a typical mountain-hut. One of the most beautiful, and in some sections, technical descents will take us back down to Livigno.
INCLUDED: 1 gondola
A unique experience reaching nearly 3000m at Carosello! It takes 20 minutes by gondola to the top and then down, along a single-trail that will lead us into Val Federia, where we can also eat in a typical mountain-hut. After, we continue the descent on a forest track that will become an up and down single-trail, taking us back into the village.
INCLUDED: 1 gondola
This tour provides two Mottolino gondola runs. After a few berms and jumps in the bike-park, we reach Passo Eira and from this point a short (and occasionally steep) climb takes us to Crap de la Parè, probably the best place to admire a wonderful view over Livigno. Returning the same way along a fast single-trail, we keep to the left side towards Passo Foscagno and, after a short climb, a super-flowy trail takes us back to the Livigno lake. Once we have finished this first part, we take the Mottolino gondola for a second run. From the top, a wonderful trail surrounded by a breath-taking view over the Livigno valley takes us to Val delle Mine, where we can also eat in a typical mountain-hut. One of the most beautiful, and in some sections technical descents, leads us back down into Livigno!
INCLUDED: 2 gondola runs
This day is entirely dedicated to discover the new Carosello 3000 “Flowtrails”! Hans Rey has been working a lot for promoting the “flow”, which is a trail that is not too steep or too technical, so suitable for the majority. Whether you are a beginner or an expert, fun is guaranteed!
On this tour we will also ride a few “hidden” trails, not part of the “Flowtrails”. Distance and time could change due to the group’s experience.
INCLUDED: 1 Carosello 3000 – Tagliede daily bike-pass
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections
Another great tour that’s an absolute must is the Val Viola, with various options. The most classical one is starting from the top the Foscagno Pass. From here, a fast and in some sections technical descent, takes us to the beginning of Val Viola. The length of the climb is 10 km, starting with an up and down single-trail and then continuing on a forest trail, which takes us to the Val Viola Pass. Before the end of the climb, we will stop for a good lunch at the mountain hut located beside a beautiful lake, in a unique setting! From the pass we enter Switzerland and from here a breath-taking single-track descent along Val di Camp takes us to Sfazù, only after admiring the beauty of the Saoseo lake in a beautiful larch forest. It’s possible to make the tour longer by starting from Livigno, taking the Mottolino gondola and reaching the Foscagno Pass climbing a beautiful single-trail.
INCLUDED: 2 shuttles
This is a tour that starts with a shuttle to reach the Forcola Pass and goes over the Swiss boarder through the beautiful new Val Minor trail and returns to the Livigno area through another valley, Val de Fèn. There will be some bike pushing/carrying for more or less 30’, but all this hard work will be well worth it for the last great descent of the day; from Lago del Monte, one of the many Alpine lakes around Livigno, back down to the town after loads of exciting switchbacks along the trail!
INCLUDED: 2 shuttles
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections
This tour will take us once more along the new trail which leads to the beginning of Val Minor, from the Forcola Pass, that we will reach with a shuttle-transfer. From the pass which overlooks Val Minor, we follow a trail which takes us close to the Bernina Pass, where the classical and ever technical and enjoyable Bernina Freeride starts; lots of fun for all! Note that it is also possible to do the Bernina Freeride alone, on request!
INCLUSO: 2 shuttle
CONSIGLI UTILI: consigliate ginocchiere
This is the “MUST” freeride day, 3 downhill rides for a total of 3000 m descent, all in one day! We start with the first shuttle that takes us to the Forcola Pass, where we ride the “historical trail” which ends up in a fast mule-track taking us to “Angeli Custodi”. Here, the shuttle will be waiting to take us to the Bernina Pass where we begin the second downhill of the day, the longest and most technical, finishing in a natural breathtaking “toboga”! We return to the Forcola Pass once more by shuttle and, after a quick beer at “La Foresteria”, the last downhill ride takes us back into Livigno.
INCLUDED: 3 shuttles
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections
Today we are going to do one of the most rewarding tours around Livigno! After a 1h30’ taxi transfer to the Stelvio Pass, we start with a rocky downhill section that takes us to the Umbrail Pass, where the first climb of the day awaits us, with some pushing now and then. At the top of the Bocchetta Forcola, we’ll give you some historical information while being shown the World War One trenches and other military constructions. Here the longest descent of the day begins, nice and smooth at the beginning, technical and rocky towards the end. After having lunch in one of the mountain lodges along the Cancano Lakes, the last climb of the day (you’ll build up enough energy for this one with your lunch!) will offer us a special reward: a super-flowy and fast descent into Livigno!
INCLUDED: 1 shuttle
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections
This tour will take us right to the top of the mountain, Piz Umbrail (3033 m). Starting from the Stelvio Pass, an initially rocky descent will take us to the Umbrail Pass, followed by a 50 minute climb (there are also some sections with chains to help you!) It’s well worth the effort, because once at the top we’ll be rewarded with breath-taking views of the highest peaks of the Alps, giving us a burst of adrenaline for what comes next; an amazing descent along the ridge of the mountain, continuing through the whole valley, alongside little alpine lakes and sparkling water-falls. After all this fun, a short climb followed by a flowy descent through Val Mora will take us to the Cancano Lakes, where we have two options for our return to Livigno: a shorter climb with a fast descent on a wide-gravel road or a hard climb followed by a flowy and fast single-trail; it depends on you guys!
INCLUDED: 1 shuttle
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections and packed lunch
This is probably the hardest tour we offer, especially from a technical point of view, only for real enduro riders! Starting from Livigno, we take the Mottolino gondola, a quick ride in the bikepark and up to the Foscagno Pass, along a beautiful trail. Here we will appreciate the first downhill of the day that will take us on a new amazing up and down single-trail reaching the “Fraele Towers” and then….. up to the peak! There will be some bike pushing along the trail that takes us to the top of Monte Scale, but the scenery we have at the top on the Bormio Valley makes it well worth the effort (the trail actually goes through an ancient military tower from World War One!). Once at the top, a flowy and occasionally rocky trail will take us back down to Cancano, followed by a very technical part that continues on to Bormio (as this section is very technical, it can be avoided if necessary, by taking a wide gravel road, which will be suitable for most).
INCLUDED: 1 shuttle
USEFUL ADVICE: knee protections
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Disciplines bike
XC = cross country: relatively simple routes though certain parts could have some technical passages. Both hardtail (with just front suspension) and full suspension bikes, with more or less shock absorption are suitable for these tours.
AM= alla mountain: on these itineraries you can find harder technical sections, where a full suspension mountain bike with at least 120-130 mm travel is suitable, allowing you to get the most out of the descents as well as the climbs. Knee guards advisable!
EN= enduro: these are the most technical and challenging trails, where we can find however flowy parts letting our bikes run smoothly, but mainly rough and rocky sections where it is best to have a 150-160 mm travel bike (enduro bike) making most of their movement! Knee guards are a must!
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