Valtellina Trail – San Martino loop from Talamona

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Valtellina Trail – San Martino loop from Talamona

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Valtellina Trail – San Martino loop from Talamona

02:35

35.0km

740m

Cycling

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

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.51 km

Lavori in corso. Strada chiusa. Luglio 2025.

Highlight • Trail

the road is closed but taking responsibility for the act, we bypassed the barriers and cautiously rode the section. the dirt road has stones and is a bit disconnected, at worst it is passable by bike carrying.

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2.52 km

Desco–Morbegno Trail

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Since mid-May 2024 the passage has been made safe, widened in some places, and reopened to pedestrians and cyclists.

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3.62 km

Valtellina Trail

Highlight • Cycleway

The path is still great up to here, the original path from the café is closed.
The bypass on the SP was a disaster.

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3.97 km

Footbridge over Ardenno Reservoir

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The small bridge is easy to drive on, I didn't see a gravel section, that section was before.

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16.0 km

Sasso Remenno

Highlight • Natural Monument

It is the largest rocky monolith in Europe, with a volume of over half a million cubic meters, descended into the valley due to a major landslide from the Valle …

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17.7 km

San Martino

Highlight • Settlement

San Martino is a fraction of the municipality of Val Masino. It is the gateway to the Mello Valley, famous for its suggestive mountain landscape, with streams, waterfalls, lakes and …

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32.1 km

Gravel Path between Ardenno and Desco

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Dirt road accessible by mountain bike or gravel. Currently the only way to bypass Talamona without touching the Strada Statale or the Provincial Road. Assuming it is open given the endless continuation of safety work on the mountainside.

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