Lake Annone – Cycle path along Lake Annone loop from Besana

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Lake Annone – Cycle path along Lake Annone loop from Besana

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Lake Annone – Cycle path along Lake Annone loop from Besana

03:04

45.6km

450m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 30.4 km for 89 m

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Train Station

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8.53 km

View of Grigna and Resegone from Bevera

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16.1 km

View of the Grigne and Resegone

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very beautiful views

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16.3 km

Lake Annone

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Very beautiful tour of the lake and passable almost completely off the road, mixed gravel, cement and asphalt path, recommended the farmhouse which also has fountains with water

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18.6 km

Cycle path along Lake Annone and the SS36. It should be paved but the numerous roots that come out of the asphalt make it not really pleasant. However very useful to reach Civate from Suello and vice versa.

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19.6 km

Lago di Annone

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Lake Annone is the largest of the five Brianza lakes, located in the province of Lecco, in Lombardy. With a perimeter of approximately 15 kilometres, it offers the possibility of …

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25.4 km

Cycle path along Lake Annone

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Ciclabile Lago di Annone.

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27.4 km

Lakeside Path at Lake Annone

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Lake Annone is a minor lake in Lombardy located in the northern part of Brianza.
You can pedal peacefully along the cycle/pedestrian path that runs along its banks embraced by hills rich in vegetation.

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29.4 km

Lake Annone

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On the shores of Lake Annone, the peninsulas of Isella and Annone develop opposite each other, dividing the lake into two basins, connected by a narrow canal just a few metres wide.

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