Gravel Tour - Lower Cembra Valley

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    

1. Plan your outing
2. Always give priority to hikers on foot
3. Respect road signs, stop at traffic lights and do not ride against traffic
4. Never leave marked routes, do not use closed trails
5. Respect nature, the trail, plants and animals
6. Do not litter
7. Respect public and private property
8. 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 absolute. It is not possible to completely avoid inaccuracies or errors, considering the speed of environmental or weather changes that may occur. For this reason, we disclaim any responsibility for any changes affecting the user. It is recommended anyway to check, before heading out, the local conditions and environmental or weather status. 

The rideability of trails in a mountain environment is strictly linked to current conditions and depends on natural phenomena, environmental changes, and weather. For this reason, the information in this sheet may have changed. Before setting off, check the route status by contacting the valley tourist offices.

• adequate water supply according to your needs (consider temperature, possibility of refilling, duration of the route)
• snacks (for example, dried fruit or bars)
• windproof and rainproof jacket
• change of jersey and socks
• sunscreen
• sunglasses
• bike gloves
• map or GPS device
• first aid kit
• bike repair kit to fix mechanical problems 

Always let someone know where you are going and how long you plan to be out.

The emergency number is 112