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Paganella peakPhoto: ph. Manuel Kottersteger, Visit Paganella
Route with breathtaking views, technically challenging descents, bike mountaineering sections and portage that will make you "suffer" and enjoy every meter. Several points offer fantastic views of Valle dei Laghi on clear days. The route starts from Molveno, crosses the Brenta Natural Park, reaches Andalo, where it climbs to Cima Paganella, then descends to Lake Toblino, with some sections on the single trail used by the legendary Transalp. To complete the route, follow MTB812 (Ude's Trail) and MTB784 (From Top to Lake). To return to Molveno/Andalo, you can ride or book a transfer: Rigotti: +39 339 2950824; whatsapp: +39 340 9626964
It is a route suitable exclusively for expert riders.
Author’s recommendation
Route reserved for more experienced riders.
Pay attention to the operating hours of the lifts.
Along the route there is a pushing section (10 minutes) and a "portage" section (bike on shoulder - 5 minutes).
It is possible to return without a transfer, using the MTB 804 route which from Ranzo goes back to Nembia.
The restaurant "La Tana dell'Ermellino" and the refuges "La Roda" and "Bait del Germano" are ideal spots for a typical lunch or a break to regain energy.
Along the route there are several fountains to refill water: at the former Forest Nursery, in Loc. Priori, and in the town centers of Margone and Ranzo.
Spectacular views alternate throughout the entire route, bring your camera.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Route reserved for Experts.
DPB Rules: http://www.dolomitipaganellabike.com/trentino/it/noi/regolamento
1 Use open trails
Respect the trail and access bans. Check with landowners or authorities if in doubt about the ban reasons or the trail condition. Respect private property. If necessary, request permits to access trails.
2 Leave no trace
Respect the territory. Wet and muddy trails are more vulnerable than dry ones. Consider other cycling options when the ground is soft. Stay on existing trails and do not create new ones. Do not take shortcuts by cutting corners. Take your waste with you.
3 Ride carefully
A moment of distraction can endanger you and others. Respect speed limits and ride in a way that you always control the bike.
4 Yield correctly
Make sure other trail users know you’re about to overtake with a friendly greeting or bell. Always assume someone could be behind a corner. Cyclists must yield to all non-motorized trail users, unless the trail is clearly bike-only. Downhill cyclists must yield to uphill cyclists, unless the trail is marked as one-way downhill. Ensure every overtake is safe and polite.
5 Do not scare animals
Animals startle easily from sudden approaches, movements or noises. Give them enough space and time to get used to your presence. Pay special attention when passing horses; if uncertain, ask the rider.
6 Plan your rides
Know your gear, skills and the area where you ride and prepare accordingly. Strive to be self-sufficient: maintain your gear and carry essentials for weather or other changes. Always wear a helmet and appropriate safety gear (downhill protection plus lights and reflectors if riding at night).
As you can imagine, trail passability in a mountain environment is closely related to current conditions and depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather. Therefore, the information in this sheet may have changed. Before departure, check the trail status by contacting hut managers, alpine guides, nature park visitor centers and tourist offices.
Tips and suggestions
Booking guided routes: info@dolomitipaganellabike.com (+39 342 7082095)
Roadbook
Follow step-by-step directions for the following routes:
MTB 812 Ude's Trail
MTB 784 From Top To Lake
Recommended option: descend to Nembia and return along the lakeside MTB 791 (Nembia Lake and Molveno loop)
La Paganella
Cima Roda
Lake Andalo
Lake Nembia
Canyon del Limarò
Cima della Paganella
The Wooden Bear of Pradel
Casa del Parco "C'era Una Volta"
Passo di Sant'Antonio
Passo di San Giovanni
Malga Tovre
Rifugio La Roda
Castel Toblino
Church of St. George
Dorsino
Church of St. Vigilius
Church of Saints Roch and Sebastian
Ponte Balandino
Ranzo
Public transport
from Trento:- Suburban bus number 611 (Trento - Mezzolombardo - Fai della Paganella - Andalo - Molveno)
-Train "Trento - Malè" (Trento - Mezzolombardo) + suburban bus number 611 (Mezzolombardo - Fai della Paganella - Andalo - Molveno)
Directions
From the North:On highway A22 take the "San Michele all'Adige" exit, follow state road SS43 until the exit from Mezzolombardo, then follow provincial road SP64 towards "Altopiano della Paganella". (Fai della Paganella-Andalo-Molveno)
From the South:
On highway A22 take the "Trento Nord" exit, then follow the state road towards Val di Non until Mezzolombardo, after the tunnel exit right toward "Altopiano della Paganella" (Fai della Paganella-Andalo-Molveno)
Parking
-Fai della Paganella:In the "Santel" area, in front of the lifts, large free parking.
-Andalo:
Near the lifts, large free parking.
-Molveno:
Near the lifts, medium paid parking.
Near Lido di Molveno, large parking.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Recommended maps for this region:
Equipment
Trail Bike - All Mountain - Enduro, full suspension recommended (at least 140mm)
Helmet - Knee pads - Back protector or Backpack with back protection - Gloves
Map - GPS - Mobile phone - K/Way - Tool kit and puncture repair kit
Water - Snacks
Bring everything necessary for a self-sufficient route
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions
Unanswered