MTB and gravel routes in Italy
Free downloadable maps and GPX tracks, routes and ideas for your next cycling holiday.
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Routes to discover, from the Alps to Sardinia
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Dolomites
Sellaronda, Fanes, Civetta and the Cortina cycle route.
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Aosta Valley
Cogne, alpine passes and trails beneath the Matterhorn.
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Valtellina
Santa Caterina, Livigno, Valmalenco and the Adda valley.
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Sardinia
From Berchida to Supramonte and the Santa Barbara route.
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Finale Ligure
Le Manie, Ciappi, Caprazzoppa and enduro trails.
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Tuscany
Piombino, Punta Ala, Massa Marittima and Rincine.
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Monza and Brianza
Monza, the Lambro, Carate, Pegorino and a gravel ride from Sovico.
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Liguria
Deiva, Moneglia, Beigua, Finale and Diano Marina.
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Your next gravel adventure
12 famous gravel routes in Italy
Tuscan white roads, Valtellina vineyards and long-distance journeys across Sicily and Sardinia. Compare routes and events to find the cycling adventure that suits you.
Distances and elevation gain for a documented version of each route, maps and GPX references, with ideas for adventure, sociable rides and your first bikepacking trip.
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Turbolince MTB
Turbolince MTB is an online MTB magazine founded in October 2003. The focus of Turbolince has always been not to talk about gear (bikes, equipment, clothing) but rather about places.
Most of the content is about sharing MTB routes, GPS tracks, and guides to tools for MTB hiking. Here you’ll find:
A collection of my most beautiful MTB adventures, hoping they might inspire someone young or old to get on the saddle and carry their bike up some mountain peak.
Some useful guides for MTB excursions, such as the guide to Trailforks and Strava.
A section with over 1500 GPS tracks for MTB, uploaded over the years by users and free to download.
A news and blog section featuring informative articles, idea sharing, and personal experiences.
MTB and gravel holiday ideas

12 famous gravel routes in Italy
Type: Gravel and bikepacking · day rides and multi-day trips
From the Eroica to Sicily Divide: compare twelve routes and events, with distances, elevation gain, maps and advice for choosing your next cycling adventure.
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Tuscany – the permanent Eroica route
Type: MTB, gravel – Days: 4
Ride the permanent Eroica route through Tuscany, following white gravel roads across rolling hills and historic villages.
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Lombardy – Valtellina cycle route
Type: Trekking bike, MTB, gravel – Days: 4
Ride from Colico on Lake Como to Bormio, following the River Adda through villages, vineyards and Alpine scenery. This four-stage guide includes a map, a GPX track and practical tips; the final stage to Bormio is the most demanding.
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Switzerland – Bernina and Valposchiavo tour
Type: MTB – Days: 1
A 67 km Alpine ride through the Bernina Pass, Pontresina, Morteratsch, Alp Grüm and Poschiavo. Lakes, technical trails, glacial potholes and views of the Swiss Alps make this a demanding day out.
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Sardinia – Santa Barbara mining route
Type: MTB, gravel – Days: 9
A journey through south-western Sardinia, taking in wild landscapes, former mines and traditional villages by gravel bike or mountain bike.
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Sardinia – Transardinia by mountain bike
Type: MTB – Days: 7
Travel from north to south through the wilder side of Sardinia, following remote roads across the island.
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Alps – Alta Valtellina Up&Down MTB tour
Type: MTB – Days: 3
Explore the Alta Rezia mountains on Alpine trails, passing lakes and mountain landscapes. The tour includes luggage transfers and selected hotels.
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The great Giro climbs – road cycling tour
Type: Road cycling – Days: 4
Stelvio, Gavia and Mortirolo: tackle legendary Giro d’Italia climbs on a flexible, self-guided tour through the Alps.
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Dreiländer MTB tour
Type: MTB – Days: 4
Ride through Italy, Switzerland and Austria on an Alpine tour with luggage transfers and hotels with wellness facilities.
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Dreiländer road cycling tour
Type: Road cycling – Days: 4
An itinerary across Italy, Switzerland and Austria, combining Alpine scenery and famous climbs. The organiser states that this tour is suspended from 2026 and replaced by the great Giro climbs tour.
View the organiser’s update (in Italian)
Via Vandelli by mountain bike
Type: MTB – Days: 3–4
Explore the historic Via Vandelli by mountain bike, crossing the landscapes of the Apennines.
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Via Postumia by bike
Type: Gravel, MTB – Days: Flexible
Follow an ancient Roman road on a cycling itinerary that brings together landscapes, history and riding. Plan your stages to suit your trip.
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