Moggio Udinese | Ride MTB

With the mountain ridge and the inconspicuous Jof di Muec peak, Moggio Udinese offers a short but technically challenging enduro route in the heart of Friuli.

The circular tour via Moggessa di Quá, Moggessa di Lá and Stavoli with the breathtaking trail descent over the Torrente Glagno is a tour that is unparalleled in the Alps in terms of scenery and experience.

Monticello is a mountain in the heart of Friuli and was heavily fortified and expanded by the military fortifications during the First World War, offering countless options for enduro bikers today.

The trails on the south side of Monte Cesariis near Moggio Udinese offer Mediterranean flair and a varied trail descent in the middle of Friuli.

The Monte Cesariis in combination with the village of Moggessa di Quá and the magnificent trail descent along the Torrente Glagno shows that you can have Caribbean flair in the Alps without flying to the Caribbean.

The Forcella Vualt crossing in Val Aupa reflects a lonely, varied and scenic mountain bike tour in the Kanaltal valley.

The descent from the summit of Creta dai Rusei near Moggio Udinese in the Canal Valley via Forcella Vualt is a high-end trail combination.

A trail tour of superlatives is located in the middle of Moggio Udinese and rides via Creta dai Rusei to Bivacco Bianchi and back via Val Aupa, using only the infrastructure from the First World War trail networks.

The tour past Monte Vualt via Sentiero 422 to Dordolla is paved with historical documents in the form of buildings from the First World War and offers a perfect infrastructure for bikers in the Val Aupa area more than 100 years after this event.

Monte Monticello in Valle Canale was a strategic defense point during the First World War and now offers a trail adventure of almost 100 percent singletrack - uphill and downhill - thanks to the infrastructure that has been created.