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Lago di Celentino— Alpine Gravel in Val di Sole
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45.5km
1,780m
Gravel riding
The starting point is the Mezzana train station, which you can easily reach by BikeTrain and BikeBus during the summer. Check the schedules and routes: https://www.valdisolebikeland.com/it/valdisolebikeland/plan-go/bike-train-bikebus
Start from the station and head towards Ossana, but don't enter the village. Instead, turn right towards Val di Pejo and prepare for a climb with some decidedly steep sections, which continues more pleasantly along the beautiful forest road to Malga Campo, where we recommend stopping to try their delicious strudel.
To reach Lake Celentino, you'll have to tackle a flat but quite technical stretch of forest trail, where you may have to push your bike. Once you reach the lake, enjoy the breathtaking view before continuing on a rough trail through a beautiful alpine setting to the malga.
Take the opportunity to catch your breath before descending on a steep dirt road. From Malga Stabli, another short climb awaits you on a pleasant forest road. Once you reach a private mountain hut, descend first onto a smooth dirt forest road that then connects to a paved road. Once at the bottom of the valley, continue along the Val di Sole bike path to Ossana.
There are numerous water stations along the route where you can refill your water bottles. Malga Campo and Malga Stabli offer excellent food service, serving the best traditional local dishes.
To best tackle the more technical sections of this route, we recommend tubeless tires with a diameter of at least 45 mm.
by Val di Sole
Last updated: November 3, 2025
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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16.9 km
Malga Campo
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View on Cima Vegaia
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Bounded by the Val di Sole to the south, the Val di Rabbi to the east and the Val di Pejo to the west, Cima Vegaia is a popular destination mainly in winter for those who practice ski mountaineering.
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19.0 km
Lago di Celentino
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19.2 km
View on Presanella
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Presanella is a veritable realm of ice and water: in fact, its territory includes seven glaciers, as well as countless lakes of glacial origin that give rise to streams with crystal clear waters and spectacular waterfalls.
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View of the Brenta Dolomites
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The Brenta Dolomites are part of the Adamello-Brenta Natural Park, the largest protected area in Trentino.
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45.5 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
24.5 km
8.29 km
8.05 km
3.95 km
485 m
247 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
19.8 km
11.3 km
8.46 km
4.84 km
710 m
382 m
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Elevation
Highest point (2,140 m)
Lowest point (900 m)
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Tuesday 1 September
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From August, probably, the definitive traces
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August 12, 2022
The starting point is the Mezzana train station, which you can easily reach by BikeTrain and BikeBus during the summer. Check the schedules and routes: valdisolebikeland.com/it/valdisolebikeland/plan-go/bike-train-bikebus
Start from the station and head towards Ossana, but don't enter the village. Instead
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September 22, 2022
"Suitable for all kinds of skills" Or "gravel ride for experts" ????????? I READ A LOT OF CONFUSION !!!!! 🤣🤣🤣 I expect a lot of PORTAGE !!!
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