Roadbike holidays at Lago di Levico Roadbike region in Trento / Italy
The picturesque Lago di Levico near the spa town of Levico Terme is situated in the Sugana Valley in the east of Trentino. Because of its crisp Dolomite passes, the region is known as the indisputable pass Eldorado of the Southern Dolomites and delights with stunning panoramas.
Cycling at Lago di Levico
Lago di Levico near the small historic spa town of Levico Terme is the second-largest lake of the Sugana Valley in the Italian province of Trentino. The well-asphalted and almost traffic-free roads around the lake make this a top destination for road bikers. The idyllic Sugana Valley and the stunning panoramas of the Dolomite peaks make road bikers especially happy.
Road biking in the region around Lago di Levico and the adjacent Lake Caldonazzo opens many possibilities for your road bike tour. One of the highlights is the route across the Kaiserjägerstraße (Strada del Menador). This is an old military road which was built by the riflemen of the Kaiserjäger corps during World War I to supply the deployed troops with weapons.
If you prefer it a bit more difficult, then you should take a tour to the Manghen Pass. It is one of the most beautiful tours in Trentino. The route is 21 kilometres long and takes you uphill to 2,047 metres above sea level – this route is not for untrained muscles though.
Roadbike highlights
- Kaiserjägerstraße (Strada del Menador)
- Manghen Pass
Rennrad-Touren Tipps rund um den Levico See
Rennradfahren in der Region rund um den Levicosee und den anliegenden Caldonazzosee birgt unzählige Möglichkeiten für Deine Rennradtour. Zu den Highlights zählt die Strecke über die Kaiserjägerstraße. Es handelt sich dabei um eine alte Kriegsstraße, die von den Kaiserjägern während des Ersten Weltkrieges gebaut wurde, um die stationierten Truppen mit Waffen zu versorgen.
alle Touren entdecken
Wenn Du es lieber etwas schwieriger liebst, solltest Du eine Tour auf den Manghenpass keinesfalls auslassen. Sie zählt zu den schönsten Touren des Trentinos. Die Strecke ist 21 Kilometer lang und bringt Dich auf eine Höhe von 2.047 Metern - nichts für schwache Schenkel also.
Rennrad-Highlights der Region
- Kaiserjägerstraße
- Manghenpass
