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Monte Fior – Giro Grande

Monte Fior

The historically fortified Monte Fior from the First World War with the trail combination via Valgoda offers all the highlights in this region, including the highest bridge in Italy.


Description

This extremely long and challenging loop starts in Valstagna. At the beginning, the route takes you up the old military road on asphalt with countless hairpin bends towards Foza. From Foza, you then wind your way through the forests, which were damaged by the strong winds of 2018, to Monte Miela and then on gravel and steep roads almost to the summit of Monte Fior. The last few meters are on trail, but relatively easy to pedal. On Monte Fior itself, you have a breathtaking panorama when visibility is good, which is a typical sign of the Asiago plateaus.

Now the descent begins. The route leads back to Monte Spil and then briefly on gravel to Malga Montagnanova. This is followed by a fairly challenging trail with difficulty levels S2 to S3 and some old military buildings down to Foza. You continue along the main road and reach the highest bridge in Italy, the Ponte Valgadena. Bungee jumping is also offered here. The route continues up and down in this manner until you reach the small village of Valgoda, where a breathtaking mule track winds its way down the southern slopes. The difficulty level here is S1 to S2 and you finally arrive at the Fiume Brenta and then have a leisurely roll out along the stream back to the starting point.

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52 km

1900 m

1900 m

148 above sea level

1791 above sea level

1 day

Valstagna

Valstagna

3136

well suited

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