Mont Jouf – Mirtilli - Arkenstone
Description
You start the tour in Maniago and initially pedal along the tarmac road past the Castello and soon continue uphill on gravel. Ride gently uphill along the forest road to Casetta della Forstale. The Mirtilli Trail starts at the bend to the right. You surf down the natural trail at a fast and flowing pace. The bends are slightly elevated and of course there are also a few steep steps. This brings you to a forest road, which you ride uphill for a short while. Now you are at the start of the Arkenstone Trail. This is where things get sporty. Steeply exposed, you need to hit the narrow trail well, otherwise you could get into serious trouble. In the lower section, the trail becomes noticeably more winding but no less steep. You reach the tarred road and ride uphill along it. After around 1.5 km, turn right onto the Orcolat 300 Trail. Flowing and fast, you race towards Maniago and the adrenaline continues for a while. Over a beer in one of the countless bars, you can reflect on the fast ride.
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Details of the tour
15 km
650 m
650 m
270 above sea level
809 above sea level
1 day
Maniago
Maniago
2840
well suited
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