Eastern Brianza villas and villages: Arcore–Vimercate loop
An easy 16.2 km loop links Arcore, Oreno, Vimercate and Concorezzo through villas, historic centres and countryside.
View route →From the pre-Alpine lakes to the plains, through parks, villas, villages and cities: cycling routes with maps, GPX tracks and practical information before you go.
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An easy 16.2 km loop links Arcore, Oreno, Vimercate and Concorezzo through villas, historic centres and countryside.
View route →A scenic cycle route from Zogno to Lenna along the former railway, passing lit tunnels, historic stations and the River Brembo.
View route →An easy loop linking Monza Park, the Villoresi Canal and Brugherio, mostly on cycle paths and local roads.
View route →A green ride between the Martesana and eastern Brianza through parks, countryside and cycle links.
View route →An easy 27.1 km cycle loop follows the shore of Lake Varese, starting and finishing in Gavirate.
View route →A 28.7 km ride links Monza Park with Cesano Maderno through historic villas, villages and quiet roads across Brianza.
View route →A 30.9 km out-and-back ride links Vimercate with the Adda and its landscape of historic hydroelectric stations.
View route →A green route follows the Lambro from Monza Park to Lake Alserio, crossing Brianza for about 36 km.
View route →A 39.7 km route links Bergamo’s Upper Town with the Val Brembana cycleway and its former railway infrastructure.
View route →A flat loop from the Darsena through the South Milan Agricultural Park, following towpaths, farmsteads, Binasco and Gaggiano before returning along the Naviglio Grande.
View route →A ride along the Adda past historic power stations, bridges, woods and the Imbersago ferry, finishing at the first lakes near Lecco.
View route →A long waterside ride from the Darsena to Tornavento, following the Naviglio Grande through villages, towpaths and countryside to the Ticino.
View route →A 61 km journey follows the Ticino and Naviglio Grande from Sesto Calende to Gaggiano through woodland and waterside towns.
View route →Milan–Lecco along the Martesana and Adda, with the central section taken from a real AI Bike Up GPS recording.
View route →A 74.3 km journey follows Lake Garlate, the Adda, Paderno Canal and Martesana Canal from Lecco to Milan.
View route →A long 106.5 km ride follows the Mantua section of the Sun Cycle Route through the Mincio, Mantua, the Po and the Secchia.
View route →Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors.