Percorsi Ciclistici

Itinerari selezionati attorno al Lago di Como e le Alpi.

Valbrona & Onno Hills

Leave the shore and climb into Valbrona and Onno for quiet country roads above the triangle of Lake Como. Olive groves, stone villages and sweeping views toward Bellagio reward every metre of climbing. A favourite training loop for local riders.

Passo Ghisallo

The legendary cycling climb to the sanctuary of cycling, with its museum and unforgettable lake views. A demanding route for experienced riders, following the same roads used by the Giro and countless amateur cyclists. Reward yourself at the top with a break at the Madonna del Ghisallo chapel overlooking Lake Como.

Monte Barro Belvedere

Climb to Monte Barro for panoramic views of the Lario and the Alpi Orobie. This medium-difficulty route mixes forest paths and scenic belvederes, ideal if you want a real climb without extreme gradients. From the summit, Lake Como and the surrounding peaks unfold in every direction — a must for photography lovers.

Lecco to Varenna Lakeside

Ride the eastern shore of Lake Como from Lecco toward Abbadia Lariana, Mandello and Varenna. Dramatic cliffs drop into turquoise water while the road hugs the shoreline with constant lake views. Turn around at Varenna for a ferry option, or ride back the same scenic way — a classic Lario day out.

Lake Garlate Tour

Scenic loop along Lake Garlate with stunning mountain views — perfect for families and relaxed cyclists. The route follows quiet lakeside roads and gentle climbs through charming villages around Lecco. Plan a picnic stop by the water and enjoy one of the most photogenic corners of the Lario.

Bellagio Peninsula Ride

Ferry across or ride toward the Bellagio peninsula for one of Italy's most iconic cycling days. Narrow lakeside roads, villa gardens and the famous Punta Spartivento viewpoint. Busy in high season — start early and enjoy gelato in the village square.

Resegone Foothills

Ride the lower slopes of the Resegone massif above Lecco — ballerina-peak views without committing to a full alpine ascent. Steep ramps, hairpins and forest shade. Best on a strong e-bike or for experienced climbers looking for a short, punchy workout.

Mandello del Lario Loop

Explore Mandello del Lario, home of Moto Guzzi, with a lakeside out-and-back plus quiet village lanes. Flat to gently rolling terrain makes it suitable for mixed groups. Combine with a café stop on the waterfront and views across to Bellagio.

Laghi Briantei Circuit

A gentle circuit around the Brianza lakes — Annone, Pusiano and Alserio — south of Lecco. Mostly flat paths and quiet roads, great for families and first-time e-bike riders. Watch for herons and stop at a lakeside trattoria for a long lunch.

Family Lake Promenade

Flat, safe route along Lecco's lakefront — ideal for children and beginners. Wide paths, minimal traffic and plenty of cafés along the way make it perfect for a half-day outing with the family. Stop whenever you like for gelato with a view of the lake.

Colle Brianza & Galbiate

Roll through the Brianza hills behind Lecco: Galbiate, Cernate and Colle Brianza on quiet secondary roads. Soft climbs, farmland and distant lake glimpses — excellent for e-bikes and riders building endurance without extreme alpine grades.

Civate & Cornizzolo Climb

From the Garlate shore, climb toward Civate and the Cornizzolo slopes for forest roads and wide views over the three lakes. Steeper sections suit fit riders or e-bikes. Finish with a descent back to the water — a solid half-day challenge.

Adda River Path

Follow the Adda river south from Lecco toward Olginate and Brivio on mostly flat cycle paths. Shade, water and almost no traffic — ideal with kids or for an easy recovery ride. Return the same way or link into the Lake Garlate loop.

Abbadia Lariana Coast

A shorter lakeside spin from Lecco to Abbadia Lariana and back — tunnels, belvederes and swimming spots along the way. Ideal if you want big lake scenery without a full-day ride. Perfect with an e-bike for a relaxed morning before lunch in town.

22 km90 min180 m

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