25/07/2026
The 16th Alta Valtellina Bike Marathon returns to Valdidentro. The event offers mountain bikers three spectacular routes (100 km, 76 km, and 44 km) through the breathtaking altitudes of the Stelvio National Park, complete with top-tier athlete services and the traditional Pizzocchero Party.
04/09/26
Ride vintage bikes on spectacular 73km, 95km, or 118km routes. Historic gear and medical certificates are strictly required.
28/08/26
The SNEAK PEAKS Bikepacking Expedition Adventure is a self-supported, non-competitive bikepacking challenge through the remote Dolomites, starting and finishing in Bolzano.
Il 15 giugno è stato ufficialmente inaugurato un nuovo, spettacolare tratto di pista ciclo-pedonale che va ad arricchire l'offerta outdoor del Garda Trentino. Sebbene esistesse già un percorso che univa Arco a Torbole, la provincia ha deciso di implementare ulteriormente questo asse creando un collegamento diretto e mozzafiato tra Nago e Arco, regalando a ciclisti e pedoni un itinerario panoramico senza precedenti.
Arco and the Banks of the Sarca River The itinerary comes to life in Arco, specifically from the Caneve parking lot. From here, you immediately immerse yourself in nature by following the comfortable cycle path that runs alongside the Sarca River. It is a relaxing and flat stretch that gently accompanies cyclists towards the shores of the lake, surrounded by the green of the valley.
This route embodies the contrast between two worlds: it begins in the alpine quiet of the Ledro Valley and descends progressively toward the monumental openness of Lake Garda. The Ponale Path is a journey of history, vertigo, and wonder, where every kilometer reveals a masterpiece of engineering carved into the living rock.
Ciclovia del mare Switzerland to Sea Cycle Route 470 KM • 7 STAGES •…
30/04/27 - 02/05/27
Every spring, Lake Garda becomes the capital of European bike culture. For three days, Riva del Garda transforms into a living expo where industry meets riders, new bikes are tested on real trails, and the community comes together.
While Riva del Garda hosted the Giro multiple times—including a legendary sprint won by Giuseppe Olmo in 1936 and a modern powerhouse finish by Urs Freuler in 1984—it was Stage 19 of the 1954 Giro d'Italia (San Martino di Castrozza to Riva del Garda, 159 km) that captured the true romance of the stadium arrival.
The race was chaotic, dictated by fierce tactical rivalries and changing weather. As the riders descended from the high peaks toward the Mediterranean microclimate of Lake Garda, the speed became electric.