Forchia di Meduno
Description
A scenic tour starts in Meduno. You ride along the SP63 state road into the Valle Tramonti, with a view of the emerald-green Lago dei Tramonti reservoir to the left. At the end of the lake, turn right onto the SP57 and soon turn right again onto a smaller road. Turn right at a junction and then left after 200 meters onto a poorly visible path, pushing the bike up about 80 metres in altitude until you reach a trail again. This is now rideable. There used to be a mountain village here, as the ruins bear witness. You soon come to a forest road and ride along it to Porcia di Medina. A hiking trail branches off to the right here. We keep left and ride this not too difficult trail back to Medina.
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Details of the tour
16 km
500 m
500 m
289 above sea level
690 above sea level
1 day
Meduno
Meduno
2845
well suited
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The route described above is not recommended. The section where you have to push the bike is quite difficult, and it’s not worth the effort. A much better and faster option—though it doesn’t offer a view of the lake—is the route along the road toward Valinis.