Is it allowed to call a very old path a "flowtrail", even if it doesn't have shaped berms? If yes, then this is a flowtrail of a special class.
From Lake Idro, start on the road to Capovalle and continue towards Moerna. Here, near a cemetery, begins a largely pleasant climb to Bocca Cocca. A wonderful viewpoint after the transition at the first hairpin of the trail! The singletrail now starting consists of two quite different parts: The first section leads after a few wide hairpins in a very smoothly rideable traverse to the border of Trentino and repeatedly offers fantastic lake views. Shortly after a house with lake view, the route turns left into a second, technically more demanding part that descends steeply towards the lake and invents a lot on the way: rollable hairpins, short steep sections, natural berms, and smooth forest floor passages deliver pure riding fun. At the end, it goes flat and directly along the lake back to the starting point of the route.
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