Monte Bellerasco
Description
The tour starts at the large parking lot in Colle di Nava. Ride up a tarred road on the left towards the fortress. After a few individual houses, turn left onto a forest road. This soon becomes very steep and ends at a house. From here, continue up a trail until you reach the bunker La Memoria delle Alpi. The trail leads around the bunker on the left. Ride along the ridge until you reach Monte Bellerasco. The trail forks here and you ride on the right-hand path. Now the Kategna Trail begins. It gets steeper and sometimes quite narrow and leads through the undergrowth, sometimes you have to search for the path. But it is a lot of fun. It meets a forest road, which you follow to the left and soon turn right into the next trail section - now significantly steeper with some tight bends, the terrain changes. The descent to the SP28 is no less fun. Continue left along the SP28 until you reach the I Surdi Trail. Stony and steep with hairpin bends, it goes straight down to the SP3. Continue riding in a left-hand direction until you reach Acquetico. A small road turns off here and soon becomes the San Pietro Trail, which rides to Pieve di Teco. From here, you can either be picked up by the shuttle or ride the 700 meters in altitude via the SP28 or alternatively to Trastanello and Colle San Bernardo back to Nava.
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Details of the tour
25 km
1120 m
1120 m
250 above sea level
1201 above sea level
1 day
Colle di Nava
Colle di Nava
3102
well suited
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