Forte Montescio

The gentle trails around Colle di Nava are awesome. The Neonato Trail in particular and the subsequent trails down to Ponti make bikers' hearts beat faster.

Description

In Colle di Nava, roll down the main road (SP28) a little and then turn right onto the SP100. After just over four kilometers, turn right onto a forest road and follow it. Soon you turn left again and ride past the barrier and after a few hundred meters the Neonato Trail begins on the left. On a perfect forest floor, the trail runs rapidly along a mountain ridge. Then it gets steep, but no less fun. A few steep rock slabs and ledges spice up the Neonato until you look around and it's already over again. At the bottom, you meet the SP3 and ride a little further until the next trail turns off to the left in a left-hand bend. This leads along the slope and is not too difficult, at the end you come to a cart track and ride along it in a left-hand direction until you reach Ottano. Follow the road until you come to a bend and turn left towards Castello di Pornassio. After passing the castle on the right, a very steep trail begins. After a few hairpin bends, you come out at the bottom in Ponti. Now you start the long climb via the SP3, then immediately left onto the SP5 to Pornassio. Once in Pornassio, ride back along the main road SP28 to Colle di Nava.

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Details of the tour

22 km

1070 m

410 above sea level

1421 above sea level

1 day

Colle di Nava

3098

well suited

Günter Scholz

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