Author’s recommendation
Departure is possible from the village of Condino (car park on the main square near the church). This unparalleled super tour along which you never need to dismount requires good athletic preparation (for those with an eMTB, of course, there is less of an effort, but you will need a spare battery) and good riding technique. It also offers breathtaking views and maximum enjoyment in an area as of yet unexplored by bikers.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Bicigrill CondinoRistorante Locanda Borgo Chiese
Ristorante Hotel Da Rita
Ristorante Hotel Condino
Safety information
- The roads, trails, and ski runs indicated are often used in the opposite direction as well, so keep an eye out for hikers, other cyclists, and vehicles.
- On trails and other narrow roadways, pay close attention to hikers and slow down or stop as seems appropriate under the circumstances.
- Always were a helmet and never underestimate the difficulty of the trails.
- Be careful when crossing wood bridges, as they can often be slippery.
- Avoid skidding as this can damage both your tires and the road surface.
Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.
Tips and suggestions
For further information, please contact the ApT Madonna di Campiglio:
Tel +39 0465 447501 | info@campigliodolomiti.it
Roadbook
From the starting point in Ca’ Rossa, take the asphalt road to the right in the direction of Faserno. After an ascent of almost 1000 m on a scenic road with sharp bends, arrive at Faserno and continue on to Malga Vacil, still on an asphalt road. Above the mountain pasture, take the forest road that climbs up through the pastures and after about 500 metres turn left. Continue uphill until the ridges, where the small road turns into a military road that continues to the right and leads halfway up to the Val Marza pass. From here descend to the Cornelle pass and continue straight on the military road. After a wide curve to the left, which follows the course of the valley slightly uphill, but on a stony surface, join another military trail. Here turn right in the direction of Passo Brealone. The trail proceeds smoothly to the pass with fairly easy uphill and downhill stretches. The cobbled surface, however, could give less experienced bikers some difficulty. On reaching the Brealone pass, continue towards the Bruffione pass, still on a military path with exposed sections. This is the highest altitude of the route, at around 2200 m. From the Bruffione pass with the bivouac of the same name, take the downhill path to Malga Bondolo, with wide flowing sections interrupted by a few sharp bends in the lower part. After the bridge, turn right towards the Malga Valle Aperta mountain pasture and continue down the valley, overlooked by the characteristic peaks of this complex geological environment. When you reach the asphalt road, continue towards the village of Brione, a panoramic terrace overlooking the Val del Chiese, from where you descend on asphalt towards Condino. At the bottom of the descent in the main square of Condino, follow the main road in the direction of Storo to the industrial area, before which take the narrow asphalt road to the right. Keep to the right at the first fork and to the left at the second, proceed as far as the Fra’ Dolcino restaurant, where you take the road that runs alongside the state road. Here turn right and reach the starting point in just over a kilometre.
Bike Rentals Casa Essenia
Il piccolo borgo di Brione
Com. Pi. Legno Srl
Borgo Volo Tandem
Aquaclub Valle del Chiese
Ristorante Locanda Borgo Chiese
Pieve di Santa Maria Assunta
Ristorante Hotel Da Rita
Ristorante Hotel Condino
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
The starting point (locality Cà Rossa) can be reached by Trentino Trasporti public transport. Timetables can be viewed here: https://www.trentinotrasporti.it/linea-extraurbanaDirections
A4 Milan-Venice: Brescia Est exit. Follow signs for Madonna di Campiglio and Val Sabbia along the SS237 del Caffaro; drive along Lake Idro to Ponte Caffaro, where you enter Trentino and then Valle del Chiese until you reach Storo at Ca' Rossa.
A22 Modena-Brenner: Trento Sud exit. Follow the signs for Madonna di Campiglio until you reach the village of Tione. At the entrance to the village, take the third exit off the roundabout towards Storo and Brescia, continue along the SS237 road from Tione to Storo. The locality Ca' Rossa is located at the beginning of the village.
Riva del Garda (SS 240): follow the signs for Val di Ledro, skirt Lake Ledro and then the signs for the village of Storo (SS 240). Once in Storo, cross the entire village, following the direction for Trento-Madonna di Campiglio, until you reach the bridge at Località Ca' Rossa. Park.
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Parking
Free parking spaces near the starting point.
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
Author’s map recommendations
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
To tackle the route, it is necessary to be equipped with:
- MTBs with off-road tires
- helmets
- protective eyewear
- repair kits
- first-aid kits
- water
- windbreakers for downhill sections
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions
Unanswered