Valle Brembana

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Brembana Valley is a great place to bring your bikes. Apart from being a healthy sport and a good way to get around, cycling in contact with the nature and the landscapes of the Orobie Alps Park is quite superb. In fact, leaving home the stress of modern pressure, the frenzy and the all the noises of the modern life, you can get in contact with the alpine environment where flora, fauna, lakes and the beautiful panorama, will give you an unique experience.

This web site is born to offer what is necessary to enjoy biking in Brembana Valley. I suggest to read carefully in the information difficulty classification of the routes.

The geography and the morphology of the Valley doesn’t grant many easy routes, but heavy ascent slope, alternated by very funny downhill track, which require a good bike management and some rack where you have to push or carry your bike.

The Official Web Site - mtbinvallebrembana.it

At the moment we are improving the pages available in the different language, however you can use this topic for all the information that you need

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ROUTES:

1) Piazza Brembana (m. 536) – Forcolino di Torcola (m. 1856)
2) Carona (m. 1116) – Refuge Longo (m. 2028) - Refuge Calvi (m. 2025)
3) Sottochiesa (m. 758) – Refuge Cazzaniga (m. 1889)
4) San Pellegrino Terme (m. 360) – Dossena (m. 1040)

5) Cambrembo (m. 1340) – Passo di Dordona (m. 2061)
6) Valtorta (m. 935) – Ornica (m. 918)
7) Zambla Alta (m. 1197)- Lago Branchino (m.1784) - Zogno (m. 320)
8) Carona (m. 1116) – Refuge Laghi Gemelli (m.1961 )
9) Ceresola (Valtorta m. 1340) – Refuge Cazzaniga (m. 1889)
10) Lenna (m. 463) – Capovalle (m. 1130)
11) Camerata Cornello (Orbrembo m. 476) – Cespedosio (m. 1093)
12) Santa Brigida (m. 861) Piani Avaro (m. 1704) Lago di Valmora (m. 1546)

BrembOrobie Trail BIKE (4 days)