Connection Cavalese - Cycle path

CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SUSTAINABLE BIKING 

1. Plan your outing
2. Share the trails with other users
3. Always give priority to hikers on foot
4. Control your speed according to your experience
5. Ride slowly on crowded trails, overtake politely and respectfully
6. Never leave marked trails, do not take closed paths
7. Avoid trails when muddy to prevent further damage
8. Respect nature, the trail, plants, and animals
9. Do not scare animals
10. Do not leave litter
11. Respect public and private property
12. Always be self-sufficient
13. Do not travel alone in isolated areas
14. Leave light footprints and limit yourself to taking photos as a memory of the outing

ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET!

The information contained in this sheet is subject to unavoidable changes, so no indication is absolute. It is impossible to completely avoid inaccuracies or errors, given the rapid environmental or weather changes that may occur. In this regard, we disclaim all responsibility for any changes experienced by the user. It is advised, however, to ascertain the state of the area and environmental or weather conditions before undertaking a ride.

As you can imagine, trail accessibility in a mountain environment is closely linked to current conditions and thus depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before departing, check the trail status by contacting refuge managers along your route, alpine guides, natural park visitor centers, and tourist offices.

From the center of Cavalese, head towards the main entrance of the Parco della Pieve and take via Bresadola. The road, first paved and then unpaved, was the old route of the Val di Fiemme railway. Continuing downhill, you pass through a tunnel after which you can admire a beautiful view of the valley and surrounding mountains. Continue downhill along Via Gastaldo to an intersection where you turn right, reaching the hamlet of Cavazzal. Following the paved road, you reach the underpass that allows you to safely cross the valley floor road. After crossing the bridge and reaching the football field, you find the cycle path: to the right it leads to the Cavalese Waterfall and then to Molina di Fiemme, to the left towards Predazzo and the Val di Fassa. 

What to bring with you during a bike ride?  

1. adequate water supply based on your needs (consider temperature, availability of refills, duration of the route)
2. snacks (for example, dried fruit or bars)
3. windproof and rainproof jacket
4. spare shirt and socks
5. sunscreen
6. sunglasses
7. bike gloves
8. map or GPS device
9. first aid kit
10. bike repair kit to fix mechanical issues

Always inform someone where you are heading and how long you expect your ride to last.

The emergency phone number is 112