Best bike parks around Aviatico are found in the Italian province of Bergamo, an area known for its diverse terrain suitable for mountain biking. The region offers a variety of trails and features that cater to different skill levels. Access to these areas often includes convenient uphill transport options, such as cableways, providing easy access to trails. The landscape includes panoramic views of the Orobic Prealps, enhancing the riding experience.
Last updated: July 25, 2026
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From the ice cream shop/restaurant, you can access one of the most fun (and technical) trails in the area, the Agostini. It takes its name from the Bergamo motorcyclist champion, as at the end of the trail, on the right, you can see the racer's villa.
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A nice unexpected flow with banks and some jumps
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The bike park a stone's throw from Bergamo
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Abandoned trail. S2 then S1. Nothing special. In the shade.
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Abandoned trail, only signs of a glorious past remain. The first sector is certainly S2. Muddy and slippery. The second sector is S1, very simple.
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There is an (expensive) restaurant. The main attraction is the car park where you can leave your car before starting walks and excursions. There is also a highly rated picnic area during holidays. To find peace you have to move away along the paths.
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Path called Poler, starting from Val di Coler passing through the dirt road a few meters from the farmhouse. S2 very fast and with few technical sections, among the most fun of the Misma. Attention in the final meters first farmhouse with free animals then a staircase to an inhabited house.
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Maresana is a hill located just beyond the north-eastern border of the city of Bergamo, its green lung that can be easily and quickly reached. With its 546 meters of height it is located along the ridge that marks the beginning of the Val Seriana.
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The Aviatico area, nestled in the Italian province of Bergamo, offers a diverse range of bike parks and trails. You'll find everything from flowing descents to more technical routes with jumps, gap jumps, and rock faces. Many parks, like Monte Poieto, benefit from convenient uphill transport via cableways, making access to the trails easy.
Yes, there are options for less experienced riders. For example, La Bruna Bassa Trail is recommended for those new to mountain biking. It features a flow trail with wooden structures, though it also has some technical sections with rocks and roots. Monte Poieto Bike Park also offers easier S1 descent sections, particularly the first half of the 'Top of Poieto to Coldrè' trail.
For experienced riders seeking a challenge, Monte Poieto Bike Park offers several demanding trails. The 'Poieto DH' is a black-difficulty singletrack with jumps, gap jumps, and rock faces. The 'Cornagera' trail also presents a significant challenge, starting with S5 difficulty. Additionally, Fornace Singletrack is a fun, flowing, and fast descent suitable for intermediate riders looking for a dynamic experience.
Yes, the Monte Poieto area is very family-friendly. Beyond the bike trails, it features a refuge (Rifugio Monte Poieto) that also serves as a resort, a playground, and even a deer park. This allows non-biking family members to enjoy other activities while riders are on the trails. Maresana Hill also offers a picnic area and is considered family-friendly.
Accessibility is a key feature of the bike parks in this region. For Monte Poieto Bike Park, a covered cableway (cabinovia) from Aviatico provides convenient uphill transport for both riders and their bikes directly to the mountain's peak. For Maresana Hill, there's a car park available for starting excursions.
The bike parks around Aviatico offer breathtaking natural beauty. Monte Poieto, for instance, provides a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the Orobic Prealps, enhancing the riding experience. Maresana Hill is also known for its viewpoints and serves as a green lung just beyond Bergamo.
Beyond mountain biking, the Aviatico area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous hiking trails, including routes to the summit of Monte Poieto. For other sports, you can find running trails like the 'Rifugio Monte Poieto loop from Albino' or various cycling routes such as the 'Seriana Valley Cycle Route' for touring bikes, and challenging road cycling routes like the 'Ganda – Passo di Ganda loop from Cene'. You can find more details on these activities in the running trails guide, cycling guide, and road cycling guide for Aviatico.
Yes, especially around Monte Poieto. The Rifugio Monte Poieto serves as a resort and offers dining options, including typical Bergamo cuisine. This provides a convenient spot for meals and accommodation right at the park. Other areas may have cafes and restaurants in nearby towns.
Visitors particularly appreciate the diverse trail experiences, ranging from easy S1 sections to highly technical downhill routes. The stunning natural backdrop of the Orobic Prealps and the convenience of cable car access are also frequently highlighted. The community also enjoys the well-maintained trails, with Filone Trail Variant being praised for its fun flow sections.
Yes, 'La Plazza' is a less-known natural singletrack trail starting from the Rùc locality. It's described as quite flowing and offers a different experience compared to some of the more established downhill tracks.
The Poler Trail, starting from Val di Coler, is an S2 rated path. It's known for being very fast with few technical sections, making it one of the most fun trails in the Misma area. Riders should be aware of free-roaming animals near the farmhouse at the end and a staircase leading to an inhabited house.


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