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Lombardy
Milan
Turbigo

Panperduto Dam – Church of Saint Mary in Binda loop from Turbigo

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Italy
Lombardy
Milan
Turbigo

Panperduto Dam – Church of Saint Mary in Binda loop from Turbigo

Moderate

4.8

(8)

125

riders

Panperduto Dam – Church of Saint Mary in Binda loop from Turbigo

04:33

59.3km

310m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 16, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

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Parco Regionale della Valle del Ticino

Parco Lombardo della Valle del Ticino

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

5.46 km

Naviglio Grande

Highlight • River

yes a place where there is a lot to see and admire, fauna, with swans, herons, mallards with the family...

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2

25.5 km

Panperduto Dam

Highlight • Monument

iconic place where you can see the birth of the Naviglio and the Villoresi canal

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3

26.2 km

The Villoresi canal: It originates here from the Panperduto dam in the Maddalena area (Somma Lombardo), a hamlet of Somma Lombardo, and flows into the Adda river or, alternatively, into the Martesana canal near Cassano d'Adda at the end of a long route 86 km which qualifies it as the second longest artificial waterway in Italy, after the Emiliano Romagnolo canal and in front of the Cavour canal.
The canal, which runs horizontally from west to east, in the upper plain of Milan, was completed in 1890.

The Industrial Canal: also known as the Vizzola canal, is an artificial watercourse that derives its waters from the Ticino river, through the Panperduto dam near Somma Lombardo, where the waters of the Villoresi canal are also derived[1]. The canal was inaugurated in 1900, with the name of "Vittorio Emanuele III industrial canal", its construction was due to the production of hydroelectric energy. In fact, the industrial canal drives the turbines of three hydroelectric power plants: the Vizzola power plant, the Tornavento power plant and the Castelli di Turbigo power plant. Just beyond this facility the canal branches into 3 channels: on the left most of the water (64 m³/s in summer, 35 m³/s in winter) flows into the Naviglio Grande, which receives its effective flow here; [2] in the centre, however, the Turbighetto discharger originates, having a flow rate of approximately 50 m³/s. This flows into the Ticino, after having activated the turbines of a fourth hydroelectric power plant: the Turbigo Inferiore power plant. The regression channel originates on the right. This third branch flows into the Ticino in the Casa delle Barche area. Through a gravel dam on the Ticino its waters are conveyed into the Langosco canal, activating the Varzi hydroelectric power plant.

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4

35.8 km

Vizzola Ticino Locks and Aqueduct

Highlight • Monument

nice view of the canals

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5

42.2 km

Brughiera di Via Gaggio Outdoor War Museum

Highlight • Historical Site

Very wide white road to be traveled on foot or by bike (also racing)

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6

44.1 km

from Lonate Pozzolo to Ticino through the woods and what remains of the military airport of the 2nd World War

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7

56.1 km

Church of Saint Mary in Binda

Highlight • Religious Site

A fountain in the churchyard allows you to fill your bottles

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8

58.5 km

Naviglio Grande in Turbigo

Highlight • River

The Naviglio Grande, once used for the transport of goods and people, connected Milan to Ticino. Near the town of Turbigo, the Naviglio is crossed by a bridge which had a strategic importance on 31 May 1800 when, with the battle of Turbigo, Napoleon Bonaparte's French troops conquered the bridge, thus gaining entry to Milan.

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59.3 km

End point

Train Station

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21.9 km

17.3 km

9.78 km

8.67 km

1.74 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

28.7 km

23.7 km

4.08 km

1.29 km

1.16 km

397 m

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Wednesday 3 June

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16°C

65 %

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