The Sentiero Valtellina, also known as the Ciclovia dell'Adda, is a 114 km long cycle and pedestrian route that winds along the Adda River, from Colico to Bormio, in Lombardy, Italy. Immersed in breathtaking scenery among vineyards, apple orchards, and meadows, the route is ideal for cyclists of all levels. Discover the main stages and how long it will take you to complete the Sentiero Valtellina.
The Sentiero Valtellina can be completed in its entirety or in stages. However, if you want to start from kilometre zero, which is located in Colico, the stages to follow are as follows: Colico-Morbegno: This stage measures 20 kilometres and has an elevation gain of 25 metres. Along the route, you will find rest areas and refreshments.
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