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Valle Camonica. The Valley of Landmarks.

Photography: Archivio Fotografico Comunità Montana di Valle Camonica e Distretto Culturale, Archivio Parco dell’Adamello, Simone Foglia, Battista Sedani, Andrea Moraschetti, Luca MorandiniCredits: MTB Vallecamonica, MTB Pizzo Badile, Matteo Pedrazzani, Matteo Gritti, Giacomo Calzoni, Fabio Isonni, Mario Fedriga, Gian Marco Polonioli, Giacomo Manganoni, Luca Giarelli, Marta GhirardelliGraphic design and layout: negrini+varetto

Getting there ................................................................................................... 4-5Introduction ..................................................................................................... 6-7

The signs of Nature .................................................................................. 8-11The signs of History ............................................................................... 12-15The signs of Arts ....................................................................................... 16-19The signs of Crafts .................................................................................. 20-23The signs of Gastronomy ................................................................... 24-25The signs of Wellness ........................................................................... 26-27The signs of Sport .................................................................................. 28-33

The signs of Bike ..................................................................................... 34-35 Cycle routes ........................................................................................ 36-39 MTB ........................................................................................................... 40-47 E-bike ...................................................................................................... 48-51 Adventure ............................................................................................ 52-55 Road bike ............................................................................................. 56-61 Snowbike .............................................................................................. 62-63

Index


Valle Camonica

Getting thereBY CARFROM SOUTHHighway A4 (Torino – Trieste)

FROM NORTH-EASTHighway A22 (Brennero – Modena)

FROM NORTH-WEST- From Spluga Pass - From Como Lake

BY PLANE- Milan Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport

(90 km)

- Verona Airport (110 km)

- Milan Linate Airport (140 km)

- Milan Malpensa Airport (190 km)

BY TRAIN AND BUSFROM SWITZERLAND TO EDOLO- From Saint Moritz to Tirano by Bernina

Express train. From Tirano to Edolo by bus.

FROM MILAN- From Milan Central Station to Brescia and

from Brescia to Valle Camonica by train.- From Sesto Marelli (M1) underground

station in Milan to Valle Camonica by bus (SAB Company).

FROM BRESCIA- From Brescia train station, direct

connection to Valle Camonica .

Lombardia

Breno Edolo Ponte di Legno

TonalePass

Lovere

Darfo

Bergamo

PisogneBresciaMadonna di Campiglio

Dimaro Trento Bolzano

BormioTiranoSondrio

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Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio

Parco Regionaledell’Adamello

Riserva Naturale delle Incisioni Rupestri di Ceto,

Cimbergo e Paspardo

Parco del Barberino

ApricaPass

VivionePass

GaviaPass

TonalePass

MortiroloPass

CrocedominiPass

Riserva NaturaleValli di S. Antonio

Ponte di Legno

TemùVione

Vezza d’OglioIncudine

Monno

Corteno Golgi

Malonno

Paisco Loveno

Cedegolo

Sellero

Capo di Ponte

Ono San Pietro

Cerveno

Edolo

Sonico

Berzo Demo

Cevo

Paspardo

CimbergoCeto

Braone

Niardo

Breno

Bienno

Berzo Inf.Esine

Darfo Boario Terme

Gianico

Artogne

Cividate Camuno

Saviore dell’Adamello

Losine

MalegnoBorno

Ossimo

Piancogno

BoarioAngolo Terme

Lozio

Riserva Naturaledel Giovetto

Pian CamunoMontecampione

TrentinoAlto Adige

Valtellina

LakeIseo

Pisogne

Valle di Scalve

Legend

Info point

Rock engravings

Thermae

Winter sports

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Aviolo lake, above Vezza d’Oglio

The Valley of Landmarks: nature, arts and history

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Why “The Valley of Landmarks”? The Valley is named after its most important treasure: the rock engravings, our ancestors’ heritage. They represent the history of 12.000 years of humankind dwelling our land, narrating the hunting tradition, nature and beliefs through images.

The UNESCO acknowledged Valle Camonica rock engraving as fi rst world heritage site in Italy in 1979. The 300.000 engravings are scattered

throughout the whole valley, from the Retic Alps, to Lake Iseo.

Nature is the second treasure of our valley, recognized in 2018 as Reserve of the Biosphere by the UNESCO MAB program. When you visit our valley, the gaze wanders through green mountains, rocky peaks, blue alpine lakes and bright glaciers. Let nature carry you. Let our signs, colors and landmarks enrich your spirit, bodyand soul.

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Crocedomini Pass

The signs of NATURE

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Nature in Valle Camonica is entwined with history, from the ancient times, to World War I. The mountains of the Adamello Park still carry the signs of battlefi elds, trenches and artillery.

Many parks safeguard our wonderful nature, among them: the Stelvio National Park surrounded by peaks, the Boschi del Giovetto Natural Park and its pinewoods and the Lago Moro Park that protects one of the most beautiful alpine lakes of Valle Camonica.

Valle Adamè Moro Lake

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Corno Adamè, Valle Adamè

Frozen lake, Tonolini Hut

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Cotton grass bloom in Valle d’Aviolo

“Sentiero dei Fiori”, near lago scuro, Adamello

Crocus spring bloom, upper Valle Camonica

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The signs of HISTORYThe rock engravings, fi rst Italian UNESCO World Heritage site narrate the life of our ancestors. More than 2000 rocks engraved with over 300.000 signs, are scattered over 24 of the 41 villages in Valle Camonica. The middle-valley and the sacred mountains area host the greatest number of engraved rocks.

Roman and Medieval history is also part of our great heritage. In Cividate Camuno you can walk among the Roman remains. In the ancient village of Bienno you can visit old, but still working, watermills and

sledgehammers. Above the village of Bienno, you can take a walk to the medieval castle of Breno and enjoy the amazing view overlooking the valley and the sacred mountains: Concarena and Pizzo Badile.

During World War I the Italian and Austro-Hungarian armies fought for months during harsh winters on our peaks and mountains. The traces of the Great war are still visible along the peaks: cannons, trenches, Tibetan bridges and artillery are just a couple hours away on foot from upper valley towns.

Archelogical park of Seradina-Bedolina rock engravings, Capo di Ponte

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The signs of HISTORY

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Watermill, Bienno

Breno Castle, Pizzo Badile peak in the background

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The “Ippopotamo”, WWI cannon, Cresta Croce

Trenches on the path to Bozzi hut

Artillery Paradiso Pass, Tonale

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The signs of ARTAmong the landmarks of Valle Camonica, arts is one of the most amazing. Frescos, wooden sculpturesand paintings date back from the Renaissance until modern times.

The painter Giovanni Pietro da Cemmo (XV century) left his traces in many sacred buildings, among which the Monastery of Annunciata, the church of Esine and San Rocco in Bagolino.

During the Renaissance, Girolamo Romanino brought his art to Valle Camonica, painting frescos in churches like Santa Maria della Neve in Pisogne,

Santa Maria Annunciata in Bienno and San’t Antonio in Breno.

Beniamino Simoni is the leading artist of wooden sculpture. Around 1700 he sculpted almost 200 statues for the Sanctuary of the Via Crucis in Cerveno.

As for Contemporary art, Franca Ghitti is the number one artist. She expressed her art through iron, paper, wood and rock. Among her most famous works, there is the bell tower door in Erbanno and the Double Crossin Cividate Camuno.

Wooden sculpture, Valle Camonica handicraft

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Wooden statues, Capele di Cerveno

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Girolamo Romanino Fresco, Santa Maria della Neve, Pisogne

Callisto Piazza’s Altar tablet in S. Antonio Abate Church

Girolamo Romanino Fresco, Santa Maria della Neve

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San Valentino Church, Breno

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The signs of CRAFTS

Forges, sledgehammer, iron handcraft

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Industry is been of great importance in Valle Camonica since very long time. The railway running from North to South, the rural spaces and the presence of water, made it possible to start steel, textile and iron industrysince the beginning of the XX century. The use of water for watermills and forges started in medieval times and is still working.

Traces of this kind of activities are scattered along the whole valley from

Bienno to Cedegolo. In Cedegolo an ancient hydroelectric power plant has been turned into a modern Hydroelectric Power Museum.

Some other old industrial buildings have been recently converted into museums and attractions; the most signifi cant is the former lime productive center 3T in Sellero.

Alabaster handicraft

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Glass handicraft

Iron handicraft tools Musil, hydroelectric power plant museum, Cedegolo

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Former NATO Troposcatter base, Maniva

Former NATO Troposcatter base, Maniva

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The signs of GASTRONOMY

Cheeses, liquors, honey, traditional Valle camonica gastronomy

In Valle Camonica gastronomy stands for simplicity. Traditional food is made of poor rural ingredients such as wheat, chestnut fl our and milk. Polenta, cheese, game, fresh water fi sh, honey, marmalades and wines are often mixed together to prepare the most delicious recipes. Casoncelli (ravioli stuffed with meat) and Capù (bread, meat and herbs wrapped in kale leaves) are among the tastiest dishes of our tradition.

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Vineyards along Erbanno wine-trail

Capù with Polenta dish, every town has its own recipe

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The signs of WELLNESS

Relax and sport go hand-in-hand in our Valley. After walking, hiking, skiing, climbing or biking, nothing is better than relaxing in one of our wellness centers. Our thermal waters run for more than 15 years from the peaks of our mountains to the town, where they acquire healing and medical properties.

The first thermal activities started in Boario Terme in the late 1700 and they have been part of our territorial

treasures ever since. The Cupola Liberty, symbol of the park of Boario, was built instead in 1913.

Angolo Terme hosts the second most important thermal park, near river Dezzo, at the foot of Val di Scalve.

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The signs of WELLNESS Wellness center,

Terme di Boario

Heated outdoor pool, wellness center Boario

Angolo Terme park

Liberty cupola, Terme di Boario park

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Valle Camonica is the land of Nature. Its territory runs from Lake Iseo to the peaks of Rhaetian Alps. Along its 80 kilometers, you can enjoy sports and activities along the whole year.

The signs of SPORT

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Ponte di Legno-Tonale Snowpark

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Enjoy the winter in the Valley of LandmarksValle Camonica in winter stands for ski! Our different ski resorts make it possible to choose the best location and experience for every kind of visitor. Ponte di Legno-Tonale and its glacier is the perfect location for people eager to ski among never-ending slopes, wonderful panoramas and exciting snow-parks.

Borno resort, surrounded by pinewoods, is the number-one location for family looking for a quiet and less crowded place to have fun.

Montecampione resort, not far from Darfo Boario Terme, is the perfect place to enjoy ski, spectacular snowshoes walks and exciting snowmobile rides.

If you are looking for adrenaline rush, icefalls climbing is just another experience you can try in Valle Camonica in wintertime.

Icefalls, Val D’Avio

Night skiing, Montecampione

Tonale, slopes and ski-lifts

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Enjoy the summertime in the Valley of Landmarks Summertime in Valle Camonica is fun, excitement, relax and much more. From families to professional sportsmen: here you can find the perfect experience you are looking for.Long easy trekking paths will lead you to green valleys and highlands up to 2000 meters.

For true mountain lovers, steep paths, rock climbing and hiking trails will get you up to 3000 meters, between glaciers, ice fields, and granite peaks.

One of our best trails, not to miss is the “Sentiero dei Fiori” which from

Tonale Pass follows the WWI traces and paths, up to Capanna Faustinelli, its highest spot (3160m). The two WWI wooden Tibetan bridges were recently rebuilt in stainless still and are now one of our best and most exciting hiking experiences.

If you are looking for multiple-days spectacular hiking trails, go for “Sentiero n 1”. This path is almost 85 kilometers long, passes through 8 huts and runs throughout half of the valley starting from an altitude of 350m, reaching 3000m.

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Lago Dernal, Maria e Franco Hut

Rock climbing Monticolo

MTB track upper Valle Camonica

Tibetan Bridge Sentiero dei Fiori, Adamello

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Welcome to Vallecamonica, the land of bike!

Biking in Valle Camonica stands for adrenaline, mountain bike, bike arenas, cycle routes, e-bikes, famous Giro d’Italia road bike tracks, arts, nature and family.

Discover our UNESCO and arts sites by bike. Reach mountain huts and refuges. Enjoy jumps and acrobatics in our bike-park, suitable both for professionals and children. Take relaxing tours on our cycle routes, or enjoy the wonderful panoramas of our passes.

The signs of BIKE

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Cycle Routes

Ciclovia dell’Oglio near Cividate Camuno

CYCLE ROUTE PISOGNE – CAPO DI PONTE Darfo Boario Terme and Bassa Valle Camonica districtPisogne / Pian Camuno / Darfo Boario Terme / Piancogno / Cividate Camuno / Cerveno / Ono San Pietro / Cemmo / Capo di Ponte

400

300

200

100

m

39km0 9 18 27

39km 340m

GPX TRACK

3

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The Ciclovia del Fiume Oglio is a 280 km-long cycle route crossing our valley completely from North to South. Starting from Tonale Pass, the Northest point of our Valley, it runs along four provinces with a total difference of altitude of 1862 meters, reaching San Matteo delle Chiavicheon the Po river.

This route is suitable for bikers of all kinds, but particularly for families and art lovers. From Tonale Pass to Lake Iseo, the cycle route runs through a number of historic, artistic and cultural sites, scattered all the way around.

Along most of the cycle route from Edolo to Pisogne runs the railway, the perfect green solution for families who prefer cycling from a point to the other and make it back by train.Among the most important sites you can reach by Ciclovia del Fiume Oglio, you can fi nd the Sanctuary of Minerva, the Roman theater amphitheater, the rock engravings parks, the Castle of Breno, Romanino’s frescos and the wellness center and Thermal waters of Boario.

Cycle route along Oglio river

CYCLE ROUTE VEZZA D’OGLIO – VAL SOZZINE Ponte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtVezza d’Oglio / Stadolina / Temù / Pontagna / Ponte di Legno / Sozzine / Val Sozzine

1300

1200

1100

1000

m

12km0 3 6 9

12km 270m

GPX TRACK

2

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Ciclovia dell’Oglio, upper Valle Camonica

CICLOVIA DELL’OGLIO (RIVER OGLIO CYCLE ROUTE) Ponte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtTonale Pass / Ponte di Legno / Temù / Vezza d’Oglio / Incudine / Sonico / Rino / Forno d’Allione / Cedegolo / Scianica / Campivo / Capo di Ponte / Cemmo / Ono San Pietro / Cerveno / Cividate Camuno / Darfo Boario Terme / Pian Camuno / Pisogne / Toline / Marone

103km 1960m270m

GPX TRACK

1700

1200

700

200

m

103km0 20 40 60 80

3

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CYCLE ROUTE PISOGNE – CAPO DI PONTE

CYCLE ROUTE VEZZA D’OGLIO – VAL SOZZINE

CICLOVIA DELL’OGLIO (RIVER OGLIO CYCLE ROUTE)

2

3

1

CYCLE ROUTES ITINERARIES

VivionePass

MortiroloPass

ApricaPass

CrocedominiPass

Pisogne

Cerveno

Cedegolo

GaviaPass

TonalePass

3

2

Capo di Ponte

1

Malonno

Ponte di Legno

Vezza d’Oglio

Darfo Boario Terme

Pian Camuno

Cividate Camuno

Sonico

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MTBIf you love mountain biking, Valle Camonica is the right place for you.Our mountains are perfect for beginners, for friends looking for fun and for professionals.

Scattered along the tiny valleys, you can fi nd long or short tracks going from 12 to 42km, easy or very steep tracks surrounded by pinewoods, peaks or overlooking amazing panoramas.

In the next few pages, you will fi nd the best tracks to discover and enjoy MTB in the Valley of Landmarks

SETTE CROCETTEDarfo Boario Terme and Bassa Valle Camonica districtBovegno / Collio / S. Colombano / Sette Crocette Pass / Malga Rodeneto / Bovegno

28km 1200m1200m2000

1600

1200

800

m

28km0 186 12 24

1

40


DOS DEL CURÙCevo and Valsaviore districtDemo / Andrista di Cevo / Androla Croce del Papa / Malga Corti / Dos del Curù

2000

1500

1000

500

m

17km 1590m

17km0 4 8 12

GPX TRACK

2

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MTB Altopiano del Sole, Borno

GIR DE GNARDBreno and surroundings districtNiardo

700

560

430

300

m

9km 230m230m

9km0 3 6

3

42


ROSA SUL CORENCapo di Ponte and Media Valle Camonica district / Cevo and Valsaviore districtCapo di Ponte / Ono S. Pietro / Pescarzo / Sellero / Cedegolo / Grevo / Capo di Ponte

800

600

400

200

m

19km0 84 12 16

19km 470m470m

GPX TRACK

6

28km0

MONTI DI CERVENOBreno and surroundings district / Capo di Ponte and Media Valle Camonica district / Borno and Altopiano del Sole districtBreno / Cerveno / Ristoro Concarena / Lozio / Malegno / Breno

1200

900

600

300

m

28km 1040m1050m

6 12 18

GPX TRACK

4

VALLECAMONICA BIKENJOYBorno and Altopiano del Sole districtBorno / Ossimo sup. / Villa / Sommaprada / Lavena / Sucinva / Borno

1600

1300

1000

700

m

42km 1320m1320m

42km0 10 20 30

GPX TRACK

5

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PIZ TRIEdolo and Orobie Bresciane districtMalonno / Lezza / Vent / Piz tri / Fletta / Loritto / Malonno

2100

1600

1100

600

m

32km0 8 16 24

32km 1710m1710m

GPX TRACK

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CAMOSPonte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtPonte di Legno / Case di Viso / Rif. Bozzi / Dosso di Meda / Ponte di Legno

2500

2100

1700

1300

m

41km 2370m1450m

GPX TRACK

41km0 10 20 30

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CICLOVIA KAROLINGIAPonte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtGavia Pass / Sant’Apollonia / Pezzo / Precasaglio / Villa Dalegno / Vione / Vezza d’Oglio / Monno / Mortirolo Pass

2600

2100

1600

1100

m

42km0 10 3020

42km 2080m1330m

GPX TRACK

9

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TASPonte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtLaghetti Vermiglio / Baita Velon / Malga Cadin / T. Vermigliana / Laghetti Vermiglio

1400

1300

1200

1100

m

12km 210m210m

GPX TRACK

12km0 4 8

MTB Group Vallecamonica

10

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CEDRONPonte di Legno e Alta Valle Camonica districtTonale Pass / Malga Verniana / Malga Saviana / Vermiglio / Tonale Pass

2000

1700

1400

1100

m

39km 1260m1260m

GPX TRACK

39km0 10 20 30

11

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SETTE CROCETTE

DOS DEL CURÙ

GIR DE GNARD

MONTI DI CERVENO

VALLECAMONICA BIKENJOY

ROSA SUL COREN

PIZ TRI

CAMOS

CICLOVIA KAROLINGIA

TAS

CEDRON

2

5

8

11

10

3

6

9

1

4

7

MTB ITINERARIES

VivionePass

MortiroloPass

ApricaPass

TonalePass

2

CrocedominiPass

Berzo Demo

1

Niardo

Borno 5 Breno

Lozio Cerveno3

4

6 Capo di Ponte

Sellero

Malonno

7

1011

GaviaPass

Ponte di Legno

9

8

Montecampione

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E-bikesWhen the passion for biking and technology meet, what you get is the perfect mix to enjoy MTB in the best possible way for everyone. E-bikes are the perfect solution for families, friends or beginners who want to experience MTB tracks or mountain trails accessible only by well-trained or professional bikers.

Pedal-assisted bikes allow every biker to keep up with well-trainedfriends or partners and enjoy the ride together.

In the last few years opened in Valle Camonica many new e-bike rentals (see map) and many hutsand mountain restaurants provide charging stations.

After an e-bike ride, nothing is better than trying our traditional dishes in one of our restaurants or refuges, while topping up your e-bike battery

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E-BIKES POINTS OF RENTAL

VivionePass

GaviaPass

MortiroloPass Ponte

di Legno

ApricaPass

TonalePass

CrocedominiPass

Sellero

Darfo Boario Terme

Gianico

Boario

BiennoPiancogno

Temù

Vezza d’Oglio

Capo di Ponte

Montecampione

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Our ski resorts in summertime turn into amazing bike parks.

From North to South, the Valley of Landmarks offers the chance to enjoy jumps, acrobatics and test your adventure -bike skills in our bike-parks. You can enjoy adventure alone or leaded by our bike-guides. You can ride your own bike, or rent one of our new ones.

Our parks are designed to satisfy adults and children. Different tracks allow every biker to enjoy his or her ride according to his or her level and skills.

Valle Camonica, the land of adrenaline

Adventure

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Bike Park Montecampione

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Helibike. Set no limits to your bike adventures!

Come and try our Helibike service. The best way to enjoy a ride with friends, on a never-ending freeride on the slopes of our mountains. Fly on board of our helicopters, above peaks, green meadows and pinewoods and get ready to experience an adrenaline rush, riding down our mountains followed by our best guides.

Helibike experiences are tailor-madeaccording to the bikers’ skills, level, technique and desires.

Helibike Service

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MONTECAMPIONE

PONTE DI LEGNO

TONALE PASS

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3

1

BIKE PARK IN VALLE CAMONICA

VivionePass

GaviaPass

MortiroloPass

Ponte di Legno

ApricaPass

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TonalePass

CrocedominiPass

1

Montecampione

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The Valley of Landmarks often stages Giro d’Italia races. Famous professional runners have been riding up and down our mountain passes for years. Follow in the footsteps of these giant bikers and enjoy the breathtaking panoramas overlooking our nature.

Our road bike trails run from 10 to 60 kilometers along steep or less-steep hills and mountains roads. Our most famous Giro d’Italia passes are Plan di Montecampione, Mortirolo, Tonale and Gavia.

In summertime come and enjoy the exclusive weekends of cars-free roads. In these special occasions, bikers gather and take over the roads and the amazing quiet and outstanding panoramas.

Gavia Pass

Road bike

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PLAN DI MONTECAMPIONE 1800 Darfo Boario Terme and Bassa Valle Camonica districtPian Camuno / Vissone / Montecampione 1200 / Secondino / Plan di Montecampione 1800

1700

1200

700

200

m

19km0 4 12 168

19km 1500m

GPX TRACK

1

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BIENNO – CROCEDOMINI PASSBienno and Valgrigna district / Breno and surroundings districtBienno / Bivio per Astro / Degna / Campolaro / Bazena / Crocedomini Pass

1900

1400

900

400

m

19km0 4 8 12 16

19km 1580m

GPX TRACK

2

Crocedomini Pass

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Gavia Pass

MORTIROLO PASSEdolo and Orobie Bresciane district / Ponte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtEdolo / Piantes / Cortenedolo / Galleno / Bivio per Trivigno / Trivigno / Bivio per Padrio / Mortirolo Pass / Ponte Palù / Monno / Bivio per Edolo / Edolo

1900

1500

1100

700

m

59km0 15 30 45

GPX TRACK

59km 1450m1450m

FORNO ALLIONE – VIVIONE PASSEdolo and Orobie Bresciane districtForno Allione / Paisco / Bivio per Loveno / Valle del Sellero / Vivione Pass

1700

1300

900

500

m

20km0 4 8 12 16

20km 1320m

GPX TRACK

3

4

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Gavia Pass

PONTE DI LEGNO – GAVIA PASSPonte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtPonte di Legno / Pezzo / Gavia Pass

2500

2100

1700

1300

m

17km0 4 12 168

17km 1350m

GPX TRACK

5

PONTE DI LEGNO – TONALE PASSPonte di Legno and Alta Valle Camonica districtPonte di Legno / Tonale

1900

1700

1500

1300

m

11km0 2 6 84

11km 610m

GPX TRACK

6

60


PLAN DI MONTECAMPIONE 1800

BIENNO – CROCEDOMINI PASS

FORNO ALLIONE – VIVIONE PASS

MORTIROLO PASS

PONTE DI LEGNO – GAVIA PASS

PONTE DI LEGNO – TONALE PASS

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4

5

2

6

1

ROAD BIKE ITINERARIES

VivionePass

GaviaPass

MortiroloPass

Ponte di Legno

Malonno

Edolo

Pian Camuno

4

ApricaPass

6

5 TonalePass

3

Bienno

2 CrocedominiPass

1

Montecampione

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Wintertime is coming, and so are the Snowbikes!

In Valle Camonica you can try the amazing mix between ski and bike. The Snowbikes are easy to ride. Everyone who can ride a bike can easily learn how to descend on the snow trail with our Snowbikes.

It just take one lesson to start enjoying winter in a new way. Our ski resorts

provide guides who can help you with the basis of Snowbiking, to get you ready to live the magic experience.

Snowbike is perfect for both adults and children. Come and challenge your partner or friends down a slope or on a powder snow freeride.

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