Poggio Pian del Latte
Description
Start the tour from Pieve di Teco (alternatively from Colle di Nava via the Neonato trail to Ponti, but then the tour adds up to 2700 meters of altitude) and ride along the SP28 until just before Acquetico, where you turn onto the SP3. Continue to Ponti and ride through the village, soon turning left onto a forest road. This is where the ascent begins, which is around 13 kilometers and over 1300 meters in altitude. Not too steep at first, it becomes very steep in the middle section. In the Pian del Latte alpine pasture area, it then becomes somewhat flatter again and soon you turn left onto the trail at the Passo Pian del Latte. The last steep ramp has to be mastered. Now you can enjoy the gigantic view and set off on the descent.
The tall grass hides the trail and you have to orientate yourself by the fence. Always stay on the ridge and ride up to Monte Prearba. Here the path drops steeply to the right. Soon you start looking for the trail, which now runs along the slope on the left. The rarely used path is difficult to find. Once you are on it, you make good progress. However, there are quite a few branches and debris, preventing a fast ride. The route to Cenova is sometimes faster and sometimes slower. In the village, keep right and ride along a forest road towards Tremonti, Pieve di Teco. After a few hairpin bends, you reach a saddle where the trail to Pieve di Teco begins. Partly steep with many wide bends, the route leads to Pieve di Teco, the starting point of the tour.Map & GPX-Track
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Details of the tour
32 km
1635 m
1635 m
235 above sea level
1759 above sea level
1 day
Pieve di Teco
Pieve di Teco
3097
well suited
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