Adda River Loop

A road cycling route starting from Bellinzago Lombardo

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Explore the scenic Adda River with this beautiful cycling route.

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The Adda River Loop is a picturesque cycling route that takes you along the tranquil banks of the Adda River. Beginning in Bellinzago Lombardo, you will ride through charming towns and countryside, enjoying stunning views along the way. The route has a moderate difficulty level, making it suitable for both experienced riders and enthusiasts looking for a leisurely ride. With a distance of 80 km and an ascent of 106 m, this route is ideal for a day trip. The Adda River Loop offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the beauty of Lombardia's countryside and immerse yourself in its rich history and culture.

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80 km

106 m

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Start: Gessate Village center

Bellinzago Lombardo: Tranquil countryside cycling in Lombardia

Bellinzago Lombardo, situated in Lombardia, Italy, is a suitable locality for road and gravel cyclists. With scenic countryside roads to explore, cyclists can pedal through the beautiful landscapes of Lombardia. Although Bellinzago Lombardo does not host any renowned cycling spots, it is a great starting point for exploring the region's picturesque villages and gliding along its peaceful routes.

23 km

Spino d’AddaVillage

Make a stop at Spino d’Adda and discover its charming historic center. The town is located on the banks of the Adda River and offers beautiful views of the surrounding nature and architecture.

34 km

LodiCity

Visit the town of Lodi and explore its stunning historic center, famous for its magnificent cathedral and Renaissance buildings.

51 km

ColturanoVillage

Don't miss the small village of Colturano, known for its picturesque streets and rustic charm.

75 km

GorgonzolaTown

Take a break in Gorgonzola and try the region's famous cheese that shares the town's name. Gorgonzola is also home to various historic buildings and landmarks.