Best bike parks around Craveggia are primarily found in the Piana di Vigezzo area, also known as Vigezzo Bike Land. This region, a fraction of Craveggia, is a hub for mountain biking, particularly for enduro and downhill disciplines. It is characterized by its natural trails, significant altitude differences, and accessibility via cable car. The Val Vigezzo offers a diverse landscape with rich vegetation and varied terrain for cycling.
Last updated: August 8, 2026
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Trail was very well maintained, leaves were removed from the trail with a leaf blower
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Demanding DH over the Alpe i Motti, Alpe Villasco and Alpe Verzasco. Only steps and slabs, covered with lots of leaves in autumn.
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After the Rasa Trail https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/133646, after a little refreshment in the grotto of Rasa, this trail (Rasa-Bordei) follows. You absolutely have to keep left at the first junction (Bordei is signposted). It is very difficult to ride at the beginning, if not impossible. But then (as cadillac55555 mentioned before me) it gets a lot better, even wide and flowing - a lot of investment has been made, improvements made and made safer...
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Complicated route, identified as S1, but in some points the path becomes difficult to find even with the Komoot track.
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Trail is NOT S1. More like S3 most of the way. If you can't ride solid S2/S3 be prepared to spend more time walking then riding. Quite nice Trail. Everything is rideable.
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The trail is not shown on the maps S2
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Since I took the partially drivable hiking trail from S2 to S3 as a shortcut (50% drivable), I can only speak for the second part of this route. Machines were used to work on the path here and from my point of view it is now only an S1 at most! Which was a very welcome innovation.
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Here is the now famous Piana di Vigezzo, a meeting point for many bikers and the starting point for some Enduro and Downhill descents. Find all the info here https://pianadivigezzo.it/
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The Craveggia area, particularly around Piana di Vigezzo (Vigezzo Bike Land), is primarily known for its downhill and enduro mountain biking. You'll find a range of technical and natural trails, often with significant altitude differences, catering to riders seeking challenging descents.
While many trails in the Piana di Vigezzo area are technical and geared towards experienced riders, there are also options for those seeking an easier ride. The Woodpecker trail, for instance, is an easier flow trail over 6 kilometers long. Additionally, the Val Vigezzo offers a pleasant cycle-pedestrian path connecting towns like Druogno and Santa Maria Maggiore, suitable for families and less challenging rides through woods and meadows.
You can access the trails in Piana di Vigezzo via the Prestinone-Piana di Vigezzo cable car. This provides convenient access to the various downhill and enduro tracks available in the area.
Advanced riders will find several demanding options. The Difficult Singletrack Trail is identified as S3 for much of its length, requiring good technical skills. Other challenging trails include "Il Downhill," known for being very technical and fast with drops and gaps, and the La Colma (Colma di Craveggia Trail), a 5 km technical singletrack with numerous rocks, roots, and natural drops.
The Val Vigezzo, often called the "Valley of Painters," is celebrated for its rich vegetation, abundant water, and picturesque landscapes. Many routes, such as the Piana di Vigezzo Panoramas Loop, offer stunning panoramic views over the valley, with trails winding through beech forests and diverse terrain.
Yes, the Rasa–Bordei Trail is a challenging forest trail, particularly at the beginning, though sections have been improved. The Downhill Trail Alpe i Motti is also a demanding downhill route featuring steps and slabs.
Beyond the dedicated bike parks, the Craveggia area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous MTB Trails, including scenic loops like the Piana di Vigezzo Panoramas Loop. There are also extensive Road Cycling Routes and Gravel Biking opportunities, allowing you to discover the wider Val Vigezzo region.
Piana di Vigezzo is a popular meeting point for bikers due to its diverse terrain, ranging from grassy sections to technical descents through forests. It offers trails for various skill levels, from demanding downhill tracks to easier flow trails, all set against a backdrop of panoramic views. The area also sees continuous development with new trails and events.
Yes, sections of the Rasa–Bordei Trail have been improved, offering a better mix of technical and flowing terrain. While initially very difficult, efforts have been made to make parts of it more accessible and safer.
The Alpe Raveria Downhill Trail is noted by visitors for being very well maintained, with leaves often removed from the path, ensuring a clear riding experience.
The bike parks are generally best visited during the warmer months when trails are clear of snow and weather conditions are favorable for mountain biking. While specific opening times for the cable car vary, late spring through early autumn typically offers the best riding conditions.


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