Top 4 Bike Parks around Ovaro

It is very overgrown and the trail is hard to follow in places. There are few fallen trees which have to be crossed, it appears that hardly anybody uses this trail. If you come from Rifugio Chiampizzulon, you can take the forest track which just finishes above the start of the trail and then find your way on an abandoned hiking path 200m to connect to the trail. I still enjoyed the adventure but it is not flowy!

Malga Tuglia is a charming mountain hut located at an altitude of 1,597 m, in a pleasant and sunny grassy saddle, right below the unmistakable pyramidal profile of Monte Tuglia, while to the north it is bordered by the wild valley of Entralais. From here, the wide panorama opens towards the Sappada basin, Monte Lastroni and Peralba, le Terze and Popèra. To the south, however, Monte Siera, Creta Forata and Cimon. Owned by the municipality of Forni Avoltri, it is leased for agricultural-pastoral and agritourism activities. Open from mid-June to the end of September, it offers refreshment services and sales of dairy products. Near the downhill loggia, there is a small peat bog where you can admire the round-leaved sundew (Drosera rotundifolia) and the common butterwort (Pinguicola vulgaris). https://www.facebook.com/AgriturismoMalgaTuglia

Malga Tuglia is an alpine farm at almost 1,600 meters above sea level. It lies just below a saddle in a small depression, offering a magnificent view to the west of Sappada and the Dolomites.

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Beautiful trail mixed between worked and natural. Very steep and technical in some places, steep and flow in others. Steep anyway! Only for riders with some experience

Nestled between a steep descent and a steep climb

The ascent from the east has different ground conditions. The lower part has stones, the middle part is partly washed out with larger stones and small boulders. At critical points such as bends, typical Italian architecture with concrete. The climb to the last bend and shortly afterwards up to the saddle has a gradient of up to 32%. In return, the bend and the saddle offer a fantastic view to the east and west. The descent to the west is almost entirely asphalted at the beginning, then it is a forest path again, partly with stones and, depending on the weather, washed out areas.

To do by MTB