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Villoresi Cycle Path🚲 – Alzaia Canale Villoresi loop from Turbigo

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Italy
Lombardy
Milan
Turbigo

Villoresi Cycle Path🚲 – Alzaia Canale Villoresi loop from Turbigo

Hard

4.5

(19)

296

riders

Villoresi Cycle Path🚲 – Alzaia Canale Villoresi loop from Turbigo

05:20

78.9km

530m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 5.53 km for 309 m

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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3.54 km

Villoresi Cycle Path🚲

Highlight • Cycleway

Villoresi Canal cycle path.

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5.28 km

Alzaia Canale Villoresi

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Villoresi Canal cycle path.

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11.0 km

Via Gaggio Outdoor War Museum

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

The Gaggio road was for a long time one of the most important communication routes between the inhabited areas of the high plain and the Ticino Valley, as it connects Lonate Pozzolo with the river, with the first industrial establishments that settled at the end of the 19th century, with the Gaggio mill where in the past wheat was ground for the population. The first stretch of the route, up to the "Ex Dogana Austroungarica" Park Center, is wide and flat and crosses forests of common oak, black locust and Scots pine.

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19.1 km

Cycle path next to the industrial canal.

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31.1 km

Industrial Canal Cycle Path

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Cycle path that runs alongside the industrial canal.

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31.3 km

The Villoresi canal: It originates here from the Panperduto dam in the Maddalena area (Somma Lombardo), a hamlet of Somma Lombardo, and flows into the Adda river or, alternatively, into the Martesana canal near Cassano d'Adda at the end of a long route 86 km which qualifies it as the second longest artificial waterway in Italy, after the Emiliano Romagnolo canal and in front of the Cavour canal.
The canal, which runs horizontally from west to east, in the upper plain of Milan, was completed in 1890.

The Industrial Canal: also known as the Vizzola canal, is an artificial watercourse that derives its waters from the Ticino river, through the Panperduto dam near Somma Lombardo, where the waters of the Villoresi canal are also derived[1]. The canal was inaugurated in 1900, with the name of "Vittorio Emanuele III industrial canal", its construction was due to the production of hydroelectric energy. In fact, the industrial canal drives the turbines of three hydroelectric power plants: the Vizzola power plant, the Tornavento power plant and the Castelli di Turbigo power plant. Just beyond this facility the canal branches into 3 channels: on the left most of the water (64 m³/s in summer, 35 m³/s in winter) flows into the Naviglio Grande, which receives its effective flow here; [2] in the centre, however, the Turbighetto discharger originates, having a flow rate of approximately 50 m³/s. This flows into the Ticino, after having activated the turbines of a fourth hydroelectric power plant: the Turbigo Inferiore power plant. The regression channel originates on the right. This third branch flows into the Ticino in the Casa delle Barche area. Through a gravel dam on the Ticino its waters are conveyed into the Langosco canal, activating the Varzi hydroelectric power plant.

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32.0 km

Panperduto Dam

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iconic place where you can see the birth of the Naviglio and the Villoresi canal

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70.4 km

Here is a nice little pistino, also well kept. Ascents, descents etc. etc.

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72.5 km

Parco Naturale Valle del Ticino

Forest

76.9 km

Roggia Molinara

Lake

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78.9 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

39.6 km

22.6 km

9.12 km

5.61 km

1.50 km

333 m

201 m

Surfaces

45.5 km

22.1 km

7.60 km

2.79 km

676 m

313 m

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Highest point (290 m)

Lowest point (130 m)

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Sunday 23 August

29°C

18°C

35 %

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Comments

February 23, 2025,Ticino Gravel Costner
Ticino as I have never cycled it, a marvel, a technical track with many segments to ride with experience and safety especially using a Gravel, an open-air bike park, a mix of fast dirt roads and single tracks to paint

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Great tracks organized by @GRAvel lAND, this was supposed to be the 91 km but with some mistakes it's a little less. Refreshments, "race" pack and pasta party on arrival...🔝👏👏

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Fantastic ride, really beautiful. Finally in the woods... Compliments to the organizers @GRAvel lAND.

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How to travel around the continents....
From the forest with carpets of green grass to the purple and white of the flowers to the blue and clear water of the river with its islands of very white stones....
Spring has put its magic on us, our eyes are amazed...

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Crik crak this is the noise today, my bike like an icebreaker in the arctic (hi Paolo) in the frozen puddles, first stop walnut grove ( @Fabio Rivolta @Mauro Imeri ) there I find Laura Ingalls with her assisted gravel, who suggests to pop into Castello as there is a Romanesque church dedicated to San Vincenzo (@Vincenzo A. Ispra) which …

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A very well-known but beautiful dirt road ride on the Piedmont coast of Ticino, to let Roby test and become familiar with the new Gravel handlebars. Strangely, even though it was Sunday, we saw almost no one.

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February 26, 2023,Ticino Gravel Coaster 2023
269 participants, morally and physically disastrous departure due to icy rain and strong icy wind. Then morale improved and the ride turned out to be very nice

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Yesterday nice outing on the Ticino with Stefania (@Stefania Zamperlin) . We anticipated today's Ticino Gravel Coaster because we had commitments. A big applause to the Gravelland team, always impeccable in developing tracks and routes even with some gems such as the constructed wetlands of S. Antonino Ticino. Departure from Tornavento the ritual passage to the beautiful Piazza Parravicno, certainly …

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