Discover one of the most iconic places in Trentino and a suspension bridge over the Travignolo stream.
Route that reaches some iconic places in Val di Fiemme: the suspension bridge over the Travignolo, the Paneveggio Pale di San Martino Natural Park, the iconic Val Venegia, Baita Segantini at the foot of Cimon della Pala, and the remains of Forte Dossaccio. A route full of beauty, history, and, naturally, fresh air.
Gravel bike in Val Venegia
J. Fuller, APT Fiemme Cembra
Gravel bike Val di Fiemme
G. Panozzo, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia
G. Panozzo, APT Fiemme Cembra
Gravel bike at the foot of the Pale di San Martino
J. Fuller, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia - At the foot of the Pale di San Martino Dolomites
Staff Outdoor Val di Fiemme, Trentino Marketing
Val Venegia
M. Felgenhauer, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia
P. Hanuska, APT Fiemme Cembra
Forte Dossaccio
R. Gaia, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia
P. Hanuska, APT Fiemme Cembra
Baita Segantini
J. Fuller, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia
E. Pellegrini – A. Valsecchi, APT Fiemme Cembra
Fort Dossaccio
R. Gaia, APT Fiemme Cembra
At Baita Segantini
M. Felgenhauer, APT Fiemme Cembra
Val Venegia
E. Pellegrini – A. Valsecchi, APT Fiemme Cembra
Cimon della Pala
M. Felgenhauer, APT Fiemme Cembra
Paneveggio and Palagruppe
A. Campanile, APT Fiemme Cembra
View towards the Val di Fiemme
J. Fuller, APT Fiemme Cembra
Sunset on the Pala group
A. Campanile, APT Fiemme Cembra
Gravel bike at the foot of the Pale di San Martino
Leave the route to reach Forte Dossaccio. The short detour (1.8 km - 150 m elevation gain) allows you to reach an important Austro-Hungarian stronghold.
Safety guidelines
IMPORTANT
Traffic on all routes is two-way, always pay attention to other vehicles and the presence of people. The routes are not exclusively for bicycles. Following the Vaia storm (October 2018), forest roads are used by heavy vehicles for logging and timber transport.
CODE OF CONDUCT FOR SUSTAINABLE BIKING
Plan your outing
Always give priority to hikers on foot
Respect traffic signs, stop at traffic lights, and do not go against traffic.
Never leave marked routes or ride on closed trails
Respect nature, the path, plants, and animals
Do not litter
Respect public and private property
Do not travel alone in isolated areas
ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET!
The information contained in this sheet is subject to unavoidable changes; no indication is therefore absolute. It is not possible to avoid inaccuracies or errors entirely, considering the rapid changes in environmental or weather conditions that may occur. In this sense, we disclaim any responsibility for changes experienced by the user. It is advisable, however, to check the state of the places and environmental or weather conditions before taking an excursion.
The passability of routes in mountainous environments is strictly linked to current conditions and thus depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this sheet may have changed. Before setting off, check the condition of the route by contacting the valley tourist offices.
Starting point
Predazzo
Directions
From Predazzo, the route climbs the Travignolo valley. Following the signs for MTB route 933, you pass under the Sottosassa cliffs, cross the suspension bridge, and finally reach the Fortebuso dam, cycling along the shore of this peaceful blue lake. Upon reaching Paneveggio - following the signs for MTB route 934 - you cross the main road leading to Passo Rolle and enter the forest, skirting the clear waters of the Travignolo stream. From Pian dei Casoni, you enter Val Venegia, an extraordinarily beautiful gem that leads to Baita Segantini at the foot of Cimon della Pala, where a souvenir photo is a must. The return via the meadows of Passo Rolle takes you, with a short stretch of trail (dismount), back to Pian dei Casoni and Paneveggio. From there - following the signs for MTB route 932 - you climb towards Forte Dossaccio (reachable with a short detour) and then descend to Bellamonte mostly on a dirt road. From there, you descend onto SS 50 until Località Zaluna, where a secondary road leads back to Predazzo.
It is recommended to download the GPX track of the route and follow it on your smartphone.
public transportation
Predazzo is accessible by Trentino Trasporti public buses.
How to get there
Head towards Predazzo and then towards Bellamonte/Passo Rolle.
Where to park
Numerous parking spaces near the minigolf and the public swimming pool
What to bring with you during a bike excursion?
adequate water supply based on your needs (consider temperature, refilling options, duration of the route)
snacks (for example, dried fruit or bars)
windproof and rainproof jacket
spare shirt and socks
sunscreen
sunglasses
bike gloves
map or GPS device
first aid kit
bike repair kit to fix mechanical issues
Always let someone know where you are headed and how long you plan your excursion to last.
The emergency number is 112
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