Ride delivers a big tour boost for Valle Maira in April

La Mortice (Ubaye)

Ride is constantly expanding its tour database. Here is a look back at April 2024: 33 tours were recorded, with the focus on the Valle Maira and regions of Friuli.

The Valle Maira in the Italian region of Piedmont has been a single trail diamond for many years. Ride has now prepared and published numerous routes for the region in April. There are also high alpine routes in neighboring France. There are also four great singletrail tours just outside the Italian Mediterranean town of Trieste on the border with Slovenia.

The Ride database now includes 2152 researched and detailed singletrail tours, which were accessed a total of 90,874 times in April 2024 (source: Google Analytics).

Single trail tours prepared and published by Ride in April 2024 with a focus on the Valle Maira and Friuli, including Trieste

Newly activated tours in April 2024

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Col del Fenilon

The Col del Fenilon is a little insider tip on Monte Grappa and leaves nothing to be desired for bikers with its panoramic ascent and technical descent.

Monte Grappa (Italy)

Trieste Panorama-Trail

The circuit around Trieste along the legendary ridge via the Strada Vicentina, Monte Belvedere and the legendary return trip via the Grand Canal covers pretty much everything a biker's heart desires.

Trieste (Italy)

Colle dell Encuccetta - Superflow

The trail over the Colle dell Encucetta offers singletrail flow in a rarely available concentration. Probably only flying is more beautiful!

Valle Maira (Italy)

San Martino Supertrail

The trail from Passo San Giovanni is a classic in the Valle Maira: seven kilometers of perfect downhill fun with a traffic-free asphalt ascent.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Punta Ramière (Bric Froid)

The Punta Ramière is one of the legendary bike 3000ers on the French-Italian border.

Briançon (Italy)

Trieste Grenz-Trails

Slovenian territory is located around the Italian city of Trieste. National borders often mean: lots of singletrails. Just like here. The city circuit is a great ride into the wilderness.

Trieste (Italy/Slovenia)

Slavnik

The Slavnik is Trieste's local mountain, so to speak, with a fantastic view of the large Mediterranean bay on the border between Italy, Slovenia and Croatia. Included: an endless descent from the summit to the city center.

Nova Gorica (Italy/Slovenia)

Mulino del Rio Albert

This technically easy route is located at the entrance to the Valle Maira and combines some wonderful trails, which are also a bit more challenging thanks to the options.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Roccabruna

The Valle Maira is known for its high-altitude military roads. These are combined in the Roccabruna with a great view towards Cuneo and great trail descents.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Strada dei Cannoni

The Strada dei Cannoni is a legendary military road high above the Valle Maira. It is considered a classic among mountain bikers and can be combined with numerous singletrail descents down to the valley floor.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Punta della Gardetta

The Valle Maira is known for its high-altitude, seemingly endless trails and military tracks. Nowhere better to experience them than on the tour to Punta della Gardetta, crowned with a 1700 Elevation loss descent.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Colle Bellino

The Colle Bellino is the starting point of an extraordinary and high alpine singletrail descent in the top corner of the Valle Maira.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Rocco la Meja

The Gardetta plateau is one of the scenic highlights in the Valle Maira. In this version, it is circumnavigated in an anti-clockwise direction, including a challenging singletrail descent from Colle del Mulo.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Colletto di Canosio

The tour of the Colletto di Canosio is the extended version of the Colletto dell Encucetta with the legendary Valle Maira superflow.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Strada Napoleonica

Strada Napoleonica in Valle Maira is an interesting alternative to the Supertrail from Colle dell Encucetta.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Monte Tibert

The tour past Monte Tibert is one of the really big tours in the Vall Maira with a 17-kilometre descent from Colle Sibolet into the main valley.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Lou Bial Intersili

The tour is more or less the home circuit from Marmora, where one of the best-known mountain bike hotels in Valle Maira is located. The tour is characterized by a lot of forest flow.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Alp Oliveto

The Oliveto tour is the little brother of the magnificent Monte Tibert tour with the village of Marmora as its base.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Colle Soleglio Bue

The Colle Soleglio Bue is the big brother of the Colletto di Canosio, but is ridden in the opposite direction. It leads from Valle Preit to Vallone di Unerzio.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Giro d'Elva

The Giro d'Elva combines two major trail highlights of the Valle Maira: the San Martino Supertrail and the Colle dell Encucetta.

Valle Maira (Italy)

Lac de l'Orrenaye

The route from Valle Maira to the Orrenaye plateau is one of the biggest tours in Valle Maira. A spectacle for nature and trail lovers.

Valle Maira (France/Italy)

Monte Agaro

Monte Agaro in Valsugana is a former military position from the First World War and offers an epic and eternal trail descent over the southern ridge.

Valsugana (Italy)

Monte Campolongo

Today, the fortification bar on Monte Campolongo and the old tobacco production paths in Valbrenta, near Bassano del Grappa, offer unique trail descents.

Monte Grappa (Italy)

Monte Corno

The Venetian Prealps offer countless trail variations. One of these is Monte Corno with its monument and the seemingly eternal descent from Malga Cima Fonte.

Monte Grappa (Italy)

Stalla Alta

The foothills of the Alps near Valdobbiadene offer almost year-round bike adventures away from the hustle and bustle and epic trails, including the northern descent from Stalla Alta.

Monte Grappa (Italy)

Cimone di Crasulina – Monte Pezzet

The panoramic crossing of Monte Zoufplan with an incredibly interesting trail shows once again that the Carnic Alps would only be half as interesting for bikers without their historic trails.

Tolmezzo (Italy)

Karspitze

The Karspitze is an epic bike summit perfectly positioned in the upper Eisack Valley and offers a magnificent trail descent after a long uphill.

Bressanone (Italy)

Monte Paularo – Südvariante

The mountain ridges between Monte Dimon and Monte Paularo were heavily fortified during the First and Second World Wars. Based on this fact, they offer magnificent roads that provide a perfect infrastructure for all-mountain bikers.

Tolmezzo (Italy)

Plan de le Fratte

The fortifications from the First World War on Montusel and on the Plan de le Fratte now offer perfect downhill routes for all-mountain bikers in a fantastic area in the middle of the Canal Valley.

Tarvisio (Italy)

Pointe de Côte Belle

The Pointe de Cote Belle ridge lies just below the Tete de Cuguret and offers a historic and varied trail descent towards Jausiers.

Punta Cerisira

The legendary mountain ridges on the Italian-French border at the end of the Val Pellice (Cottian Alps) form the countless military installations that also ride over Punta Cerisira and offer a strenuous and impressive trail tour.

Val Pellice (Italy)

Cima Ciantiplagna

The Susa Valley with the Assietta ridge borders directly on the small village of Fenestrelle, which is brimming with historic buildings and countless Mulattiera trails, and offers a breathtaking tour with the circuit over the Cima Ciantiplagna.

Valle di Susa (Italy)

Colle de la Noire

The Colle de la Noire pass, which is almost 3000 meters high, lies at the end of the Ubaye valley and offers unspoilt and fascinating landscapes that can be easily reached by bike.

Ubaye (France)

Colle di Neraissa

The Colle di Neraissa in Val Stura offers an uphill and downhill ride on historic trails in a bizarre landscape paired with Mediterranean flair.

Val Stura (Italy)

La Mortice

La Mortice is a double summit in the beautiful Ubaye valley and shows that what feels like an eternity of carrying and pushing pays off.

Ubaye (France)

Monte Faloria

East of Cortina d'Ampezzo is the striking rocky ridge of Monte Faloria, which offers countless trail descents and was the setting for the legendary Sylvester Stallone film "Cliffhanger".

Cortina d'Ampezzo (Italy)

Monte Nebria - Malga Rauna

The Malga Rauna in combination with Monte Nebria at the beginning of the Canal Valley offers a varied and sometimes challenging enduro/all-mountain tour with a historical background.

Tarvisio (Italy)

Passo del Mulo

The Passo del Mulo is an exceptional mystical and panoramic crossing in the Carnic Alps and also impresses with its challenging and varied descent to the north.

Tolmezzo (Italy)

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