Arco di Trento
Bike Tours
Lake River
Totally Flat
Lakes Cycle Path from Torbole to Sarche: almost flat route along the Sarca river, ideal for a relaxed ride between the lake and the countryside.
Busa Loop
Fast Ring
Giro della Busa: roughly 20 km loop in Alto Garda Trentino, with short climbs and descents, perfect for 1–2 hours of riding between Dro and Pietramurata.
Ballino Pass
Real climbs
Arco–Passo Ballino loop: classic road ride of about 60 km with over 1,000 m of elevation gain, climbing toward the Giudicarie valleys and descending back to Sarche.
Monte Velo & Passo Santa Barbara
The Queen Climb
A highly popular itinerary among road cyclists, often tackled by professionals during training camps or races like the Tour of the Alps and the Giro d’Italia.
Marocche di Dro
Lunar Rock Trails
An exploration of a unique post-glacial environment, perfect for gravel bikes and mountain bikes looking for a striking natural setting.
La Vecchia Strada del Ponale
Scenic Cliff Ride
It is arguably the most iconic and scenic route in the entire northern part of the lake, carved directly into the sheer cliff faces overlooking the water.
Local Legend
Matteo Eydallin
For Matteo Eydallin, multiple ski mountaineering world champion from Alta Val di Susa, cycling is more than summer training—it is an extension of his deep bond with the mountains. When the snow melts, tackling iconic alpine climbs and high-altitude gravel roads allows him to rediscover the same verticality, rhythm, and fatigue management as his winter ascents, reaffirming his absolute intimacy with the alpine environment.
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Pink Race
A historic stage finish by Lake Garda
On June 2, 2001, stage 14 of the Giro d’Italia descends from the Dolomites toward Lake Garda: 166 km from Cavalese to Arco, in an edition destined to become legendary. Amid high tension, with Gilberto Simoni fighting for the pink jersey, Colombian rider Carlos Contreras, wins the sprint after a long breakaway, beating Gilberto Belli and Unai Osa.
That day, Arco becomes a Giro stage setting: the finish line in the town, framed by palm trees and the medieval rocca, hosts a stage of endurance and tactics, now remembered as a key moment of the 2001 Giro, ultimately won by Simoni.
