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Best routes near Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge Over the Dora With View of Ivrea

4.4
(15)
95
riders
45.6km
03:30
370m
370m
Embark on the "From Ivrea to Lake Viverone – loop tour" for an engaging touring bicycle experience through varied terrain and rich scenery. This moderate route covers 28.3 miles (45.6 km) with an elevation gain of 1204 feet (367 metres), typically taking around 3 hours and 29 minutes to complete. You will cycle through landscapes shaped by ancient glaciers, featuring morainic hills, cultivated fields, and forests. As you approach Lake Viverone, the scenery transforms into a tranquil oasis of clear waters and lush greenery, offering picturesque backdrops of rolling hills adorned with vineyards and orchards.
Planning your visit, you should know that the route is generally considered moderate, suitable for touring cyclists with a good level of fitness. While some sections, especially around Lake Viverone, are relatively easy and paved, the broader loop includes rolling hills and some notable ascents and descents. Parts of the route, such as the stretch from Ivrea towards Viverone via Burolo and Piverone, involve gentle climbs and descents. Some segments might be unpaved, so be prepared for mixed surfaces.
This trail is notable for its blend of natural beauty and historical significance. You will cycle along the impressive Serra Morenica di Ivrea, one of Europe's largest lateral moraines, offering unique panoramic views. The route also highlights Lake Viverone, a glacial lake home to ancient pile dwellings that are a UNESCO Heritage site. Furthermore, you will pass through charming villages and encounter medieval architecture in towns like Ivrea, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage site for its industrial heritage.

4.0
(5)
35
riders
28.4km
02:14
390m
390m
Embark on the Loop tour of the Lakes of Ivrea, a moderate touring bicycle route that winds through the unique glacial landscape of the Ivrea Morainic Amphitheatre. This 17.6-mile (28.4 km) journey, with an elevation gain of 1293 feet (394 metres), typically takes around 2 hours and 13 minutes to complete. As you cycle, you'll pass by picturesque glacial lakes like Lake Sirio and Lake Pistono, surrounded by vineyards and dense chestnut woods. The route offers rolling hills and expansive views, with glimpses of historical landmarks such as Montalto Dora Castle. You'll experience varied terrain, primarily on paved surfaces, making for an engaging ride.
While specific trailhead details are not provided, the Ivrea area offers numerous starting points for cycling routes. Consider beginning your tour from Ivrea itself, which is well-connected and provides access to the surrounding morainic hills and lakes. The region is generally accessible throughout the cycling season, but checking local conditions is always advisable, especially during shoulder seasons. This route is suitable for touring cyclists looking for a balanced ride with both scenic beauty and moderate physical challenge.
This trail is notable for traversing the Ivrea Morainic Amphitheatre, the second largest in Italy and home to Europe's longest morainic hill, a landscape shaped by prehistoric glaciers. Beyond the natural beauty of the lakes and forests, the route also offers glimpses of historical elements like Roman aqueducts and areas with Neolithic archaeological significance near Lake Pistono. Keep an eye out for the unique "Terre Ballerine," a former peat bog where the ground can feel bouncy underfoot, adding a curious natural phenomenon to your journey.

4.9
(7)
57
riders
61.2km
04:13
770m
770m
Cycle a difficult 38.0-mile loop from Ivrea to the Bessa Nature Reserve, featuring panoramic views and ancient gold mine landscapes.
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