Monte Valinis Classico
Description
In Meduno, turn right at the junction to Monte Valinis and begin the long tarred climb up to Monte Valinis. When you reach the Rifugio Valinis, you can stop for a bite to eat and then ride on until the road ends. Now carry or push your bike the last few meters up Monte Valinis. It is usually very windy up here and you have a breathtaking view and can watch the paragliders during their flight maneuvers.
The downhill trail begins over the gentle hills of Monte Valinis. Once you reach the shoulder, it becomes noticeably steeper and there are a few hairpin bends to negotiate. Once you reach the tree line, the trail becomes fast and flowy as you surf down to Meduno on the sometimes wonderful forest floor. The not too difficult descent will delight every mountain biker.
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Details of the tour
16 km
785 m
785 m
297 above sea level
1087 above sea level
1 day
Meduno
Meduno
2841
well suited
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4.11.25 Rode today in the best weather. The view from the starting point is amazing. The trail is moderately difficult as described. Only almost at the bottom you cross a stream bed where it is mega slippery on the partly muddy ground.