Road along the Adda – Valtellina Cycle Path loop from Valfurva

Road along the Adda – Valtellina Cycle Path loop from Valfurva

Hard

4.8

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4,533

riders

Road along the Adda – Valtellina Cycle Path loop from Valfurva

08:53

149km

3,690m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

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Temporary access restrictions

Includes segments with temporary access restrictions.

After 46.2 km for 12.0 km

Closed: • November-April (otherwise open)

After 98.3 km for 6.27 km

Closed: • November-April (otherwise open)

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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8.22 km

Cyclist Fountain in San Antonio

Highlight • Monument

Very nice and well-kept town.

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16.3 km

Valtellina Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Very good cycle path to and from Bormio.

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19.9 km

Road along the Adda

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

A pleasant road that runs along the Adda river. With its 313 km in length, the Adda is the fourth largest river in Italy by development and one of the tributaries of the Po river.

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31.2 km

Beach

31.6 km

View of the Church of Sant'Agnese in Sondalo

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The small church dedicated to Sant'Agnese is among the oldest in the Sondalo area, located on a hill near the ancient Bofalora castle destroyed in 1273. The first document that …

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40.7 km

View of the Valley from the Mortirolo Ascent

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Always nice looks down possible

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49.6 km

Passo del Mortirolo

Mountain Pass

69.7 km

Vecchia Segheria di Stadolina

Archaeological Site

76.5 km

Ponte di Legno

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Ponte di Legno offers a lot especially for us lovers of great cycling, from trails to leisure, a day here cannot be missed !!

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81.4 km

Bacino di Temù

Lake

117 km

Valtellina Trail

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Cycle path, cycling here is a lot of fun.

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126 km

Valtellina Cycle Path

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Valtellina cycle path!! Landscape and route away from traffic, the passage under the landslide is suggestive

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149 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

104 km

32.8 km

7.34 km

4.37 km

421 m

Surfaces

141 km

6.54 km

996 m

261 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (1,850 m)

Lowest point (660 m)

Weather

Friday 9 October

3°C

-4°C

62 %

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Max wind speed: 8.0 km/h

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Comments

September 22, 2024,Gavia und Mortirolo von Edolo

First of all, the Hm are nonsense again. Must be 3200 and a biscuit. But enough for an old wrinkled butt

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July 15, 2023,Gavia & Morty slow

A classic bdc, but made using the cycle paths. From Edolo to Ponte di Legno and almost the entire Valtellina path from Bormio to Grosio

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August 30, 2024,⭐⭐ Mortirolo & Gavia

Great tour, not only for the strictly cycling aspect, but above all for the panoramic and road aspect.
Departure with Andrea from Edolo and climb up to Monno where the slopes that lead to Mortirolo begin (from this side never impossible unlike from Valtellina). Once at the Pass, the slingshot descent towards Grosio begins where you cross the Valley and …

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June 24, 2023,Passo Di Gavia e Passo del Mortirolo da Edolo

Starting from Edolo, go up to the wooden bridge and face the ascent of the gavia. You go down to Bormio and then to Grosio you face the ascent of Mortirolo. Once you reach the pass, you descend back to Edolo

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September 4, 2023,Bormio - Mortirolo - Gavia - Bormio

Thanks {0}

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August 26, 2025,Giro in bici da corsa Mortirolo e Gavia

We were intimidated by the Mortirolo and then the Gavia,
who instead encouraged us and awaited us on their prestigious and beautiful peaks. It was an epic day... fueled by a delicious walnut bread bought on the route. We arrived happy and proud to have challenged ourselves.

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