Bike parks around Cene, a municipality in the province of Bergamo, Italy, offer a network of natural trails for mountain biking. The region is characterized by varied terrain, from moderately difficult singletracks to steeper descents. Cene's trails are set within a natural landscape, with the highest summit, Monte Altino, reaching 1,007 meters elevation. The area provides diverse cycling routes, accommodating different riding styles and skill levels.
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A nice unexpected flow with banks and some jumps
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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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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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Beautiful descent from Cavlera. First technical stretch with rocks and tight hairpin bends, then smoother in the woods. Short stretches to pedal.
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Very fun descent, flow and fast. recommended bikes front or full. It does not present any particular difficulties or technical points. Be careful during the summer as it is frequented by hikers
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Arrived at the Tribulina roundabout, we turn left and after a short downhill stretch we begin the climb and continue along via Monte Bianco. After the first two hairpin bends, we continue for about 300/400 meters and then, on our right, a beautiful dirt road begins that passes next to the vineyards. The first stretch will be all up and down and then a very simple downhill stretch begins, you have to be careful only at the last stretch as there is a very deep channel. After this stretch of dirt descent we continue the asphalted descent along via Giustiniana with a fantastic view on our left, which leads us back to the beginning of the climb.
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The first part is a simple, fast and flow trail with very little incline, characterized by some wooden works such as a long bridge that allows you to cross the bed of an ancient dry stream and some "wallrides". The trail begins at the top of Via Croce dei Morti in the locality of Cà del Lacc. The trail splits with a very evident left fork characterized by a small wallride and following woodline that accompanies the riders in the first step-up followed by a very fast and challenging stretch with a large step-down divided into two kicks one of which drops above with landing on the worked area and always kept in order. Following this, the trail becomes more technical with rocks and roots and some important sides worked and then tightens with some steps on wooden flooring and becomes more and more "guided" with a rollercoaster and a low but fast northshore that inserts on a steep with woodrail for the winter. From there there are very fast sections on very beaten clay with a couple of technical passages on large rocks the final part runs on the underlying riverbed of the Podone river so pay attention to some exposed sections and especially on the last technical passage on a flat rock not always reliable. The final part is characterized by a very fast extension without difficulty except for the passage in the stream before the uphill pedaling of about fifty meters on via Olera in Nese di Alzano Lombardo.
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Cene is known for its network of natural mountain biking trails and singletracks, rather than traditional commercial bike parks. You'll find a variety of terrain, from moderately difficult singletracks to steeper descents and trails with numerous switchbacks, catering to different riding styles and skill levels. Highlights include Fornace Singletrack, which offers a fun, flowy, and fast descent, and La Bruna Bassa Trail, an intermediate trail with both flow sections and technical parts featuring rocks and roots.
Yes, Cene offers trails that are accessible for various skill levels. For instance, Fornace Singletrack is described as not presenting particular difficulties or technical points, making it suitable for a wide range of riders. The region's natural trails include options that are less technical, allowing beginners and families to enjoy mountain biking.
Among the most popular trails are Fornace Singletrack, known for its fun, flowy, and fast descent, and La Bruna Bassa Trail, an intermediate trail with a mix of flow and technical sections. Another favorite is Poler Trail, an S2 rated trail that is very fast with few technical sections, considered among the most fun in the Misma area.
Yes, Cene is accommodating to e-bikes. The region has designated trails that allow e-bike use, making the scenic routes and varied terrain accessible to a wider range of cyclists. This flexibility helps more people enjoy the mountain biking experience in the area.
The trails around Cene are set within a beautiful natural landscape. You can expect scenic views, especially as the highest summit in Cene, Monte Altino, reaches 1,007 meters elevation. Trails often pass through forests and offer picturesque vistas, enhancing the overall outdoor experience.
Beyond mountain biking, the Cene area and the wider Val Seriana region offer a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous road cycling routes, such as the 'View of Lake Endine' loop or the 'Climb to Selvino from Nembro'. There are also touring bicycle routes like the 'Seriana Valley Cycle Route' and other MTB trails, including challenging routes like 'View of Lake Iseo – Monticelli loop'. For more options, you can check out the Road Cycling Routes around Cene, MTB Trails around Cene, and Cycling around Cene guides.
For those seeking significant descents, the 'Altino Tornantino' trail offers the most elevation drop in Cene, with 373 meters of descent and many narrow switchbacks. For technical features, La Bruna Bassa Trail includes sections with rocks, roots, wooden features, and wallrides, providing a more challenging experience. Cavlera Descent also features a technical stretch with rocks and tight hairpin bends.
The overall region status for Cene trails is generally 'Clear / Green,' indicating good conditions for riding. While specific seasonal recommendations aren't provided, the natural trails are typically best enjoyed during spring, summer, and autumn when the weather is favorable and trails are dry. It's always advisable to check local weather forecasts before your visit.
Yes, the area around Cene, with its natural setting and elevated points like Monte Altino (1,007 meters), offers opportunities for scenic viewpoints. For example, the Giustiniana XC Loop offers a fantastic view on its descent, allowing riders to enjoy the surrounding landscape.
Visitors frequently appreciate the variety of terrain and the natural beauty of the trails. The community highlights the fun, flowy, and fast descents found on trails like Fornace Singletrack, and the well-maintained, engaging features of trails such as La Bruna Bassa Trail. The overall appeal lies in the diverse and scenic riding experiences available.
Yes, for cross-country enthusiasts, the 'Monte Bue XC' trail is a well-regarded option in Cene. Additionally, the Giustiniana XC Loop provides an intermediate cross-country experience with varied terrain and scenic views.


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