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Three different cycle routes with three different levels of difficulty: there is something for everyone in Garda Trentino

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Routes, bicycle paths, or maybe ordinary trails that your intuition will tell you? In Garda Trentino, everyone will have a place to pedal!

Cycle routes on the Garda River

Cycling on Lake Garda is an experience everyone should have at least once in their life! No matter if you're riding on your own or with friends, the scenery around you will definitely be worth the effort you put into pedaling! A huge expanse of light blue water, slightly disturbed by the characteristic plowing wind, high and lush green mountains and villages that look straight from a postcard.

Garda Trentino offers various types of routes, everyone will find something for themselves: from super experts who hardly get off their bikes, to the youngest cyclists and amateurs starting their adventure with cycling, and even lovers of new technologies (e-bikes are also available).

It is difficult to list all the routes, but we will try to propose three of different levels... And after a whole day of driving, we encourage you to relax in one of the campsites that can be found in this area.

Archeology lovers, we have something for you!

How about combining two different passions, for example cycling and history, and going on a short and exciting ride among pine forests and chestnut groves? This is a moderately difficult bicycle route from Lake Tenno to the archaeological sites of San Martino (Campi). The road leads towards Campi , the charming town of Riva del Garda, and the destination is the archaeological site of San Martino , one of the most important in the area. Be sure to take your camera with you: from here there is a beautiful view of Tenno and its emerald lake!

Cycle routes on the Garda RiverCycle routes on the Garda River

Bicycle ride in search of "Busy"

This time we propose an easy route with a length of 19.8 kilometers, which will be perfect for everyone! A gentle ride among olive trees and vineyards, among the Riva del Garda, Arco and Torbole, or "Busy" (this word means hole in the local dialect). Suitable for all bicycle enthusiasts who would like to visit the legendary cities of Garda Trentino. Along the way, you will see many monuments, pass restaurants offering tasty breakfasts and plenty of shops selling regional products!

Exploring Garda Trentino: from the lakeside to Sarche

Finally, we offer a challenging cycling route, 64.7 km long, which leads between two lakes: Lake Garda and Lake Cavedine - partly on a cycle path and partly on local roads. This tour will make you experience firsthand the incredible diversity of the area's landscapes!

First you pass through several olive groves of the Arco area on the Sarca River, then through numerous groves and even a "moon" landscape, in the Marocche area, also called "valli della Luna" ( valley of the moon ). It is a protected area due to its unique features: it is located in the middle of the largest post-glacial landslide in the Alpine area, characterized by an arid climate that is very different from the Mediterranean scrub you leave behind - it is truly stunning!

Above we have presented only three sample routes with three different levels of difficulty that we would like to offer you, but there are many others on site (see this link). Cycling routes are a great idea for exploring the region with many cultural attractions (castles, waterfalls, medieval villages, archaeological sites and much more...) and places for a tasty break for those who want to experience a real Vacanza con Gusto .

Campsites on Lake Garda

Campsites on Lake Garda are the perfect solution for anyone looking for the opportunity to spend their holiday on Lake Garda at a low price and throughout the season. The campsites are located near Lake Garda and are surrounded by lush vegetation. The campsites offer many services, including bicycle, windsurfing, kayak and pedal boat rentals. They will surely meet all your requirements, regardless of whether you choose a tent, caravan or camper. Many campsites on Lake Garda offer entertainment services, bars and restaurants.

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