Po Cycle Path – Left Bank of the Po Cycle Path loop from Caorso

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Po Cycle Path – Left Bank of the Po Cycle Path loop from Caorso

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Po Cycle Path – Left Bank of the Po Cycle Path loop from Caorso

05:28

95.4km

130m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 1, 2026

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21.0 km

Po Cycle Path

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It is a totally cycle route about 600km long that connects Turin to Venice along the banks of the longest river in Italy, the Po.

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30.4 km

Po Bridge of Piacenza

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The bridge with the Via Emilia is anything but special. The railway bridge, on the other hand, is a ponte strallato (cable bridge) that runs the ferrovia ad alta velocità …

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36.6 km

Left Bank of the Po Cycle Path

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Po river cycle path where you can also meet flocks of sheep.

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38.3 km

Po River Main Embankment

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A very suggestive stretch of the Po river cycle path, especially at sunset.

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50.4 km

Strada Argine Maestro Po

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Beautiful, slightly gravelly bike path along the Po.

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77.8 km

Riverside Path by Canottieri Leonida Bissolati, Po River

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Practically still adjacent to the city of Cremona, along this stretch that runs along the river Po you can see numerous canoes moored at the moorings of the various rowing …

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85.3 km

Destra Po Cycle Path

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Right Po cycle path towards Monticelli d'Ongina.

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90.8 km

Along the Banks of the Po River

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The raised banks of the Po allow you to pedal safely and away from traffic by connecting all the small villages and the largest cities of the Po valley. Let …

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