Biandronno - Brebbia - Leggiuno - Belvedere - Monte Nudo - Bardello - Lake Varese Loop

A road cycling route starting from Biandronno

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Cycling through picturesque towns, scenic viewpoints, and beautiful Lake Varese

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This round-trip cycling route takes you through the charming towns of Biandronno, Brebbia, Leggiuno, and Bardello, offering stunning views of Lake Varese along the way. The highlight of the route is the ascent to Monte Nudo, which provides breathtaking panoramas of the surrounding Lombardia countryside. With a total distance of 63 kilometers and an ascent of 1,202 meters, this road route is suitable for experienced cyclists.

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63 km

1202 m

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Start: Cazzago Brabbia Village center

Biandronno: A charming locality with diverse terrain and iconic climbs nearby.

Biandronno, located in Lombardia, Italy, is a cyclist's haven. The locality offers well-maintained roads and a mix of flat and hilly terrains, making it suitable for both road and gravel cycling. Cyclists can enjoy peaceful rides through the countryside, passing by scenic lakes and historic landmarks. Notable climbs nearby include Monte Bisbino and Passo San Marco, which offer breathtaking views and exhilarating challenges. Biandronno also hosts various cycling events throughout the year, attracting professional and amateur riders alike. With its stunning scenery and cycling-friendly infrastructure, Biandronno is a top destination for cyclists looking for a memorable ride.

10 km

BrebbiaVillage

Located in the town of Brebbia, stop by to admire the historic buildings and vibrant atmosphere of this charming lakeside village.

18 km

LeggiunoVillage

Leggiuno is home to the famous Hermitage of Santa Caterina del Sasso. Take a break to visit this impressive monastery perched on a cliff overlooking Lake Maggiore.