Punta Veleno
Description
The tour begins in Pai di Sotto, with a steep ramp leading up the first few meters in altitude until you turn onto the Brenzone Trail. The ups and downs on the old path and the beautiful views of Lake Garda give the impression that you are on a leisurely tour. But after around eight kilometers, the tour starts to become more challenging. The Via del Sole climbs very steeply up to Punta Veleno. Bend after bend, you arrive at Tornante 1. The downhill trail branches off to the left here.
First a cart track, it soon turns into a trail and has a tricky, short stretch on a stretcher. Continuing along the slope, which is not very steep, you come to a ridge that drops slightly to the left and is now very steep. As the trail is not used very often, there is a lot of foliage on the loose ground in places. This makes things even more interesting. The route is very technical until you reach Sommavilla and continue riding downhill on the tarred road until you reach the SR249 and take it back to the starting point. If you don't want to use the busy lakeside road, you can also take the approach route via the Brenzone Trail.
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Details of the tour
30 km
1295 m
1295 m
64 above sea level
1091 above sea level
1 day
Pai di Sotto
Pai di Sotto
2976
limited
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