Paseo rápido en bici de Bormio a Isolaccia

This beautiful ride starts in the Alpine town of Bormio, famous for its ancient Roman baths and as a gateway to the legendary Stelvio Pass. From Bormio, you’ll head northwest along the Adda River valley, cruising mostly on a smooth cycleway and quiet roads, so it’s great for a relaxed pedal with mountain views all around.

The route gently climbs for about 250 meters, giving you a little workout but nothing too steep, and you’ll enjoy classic Valtellina scenery—think sweeping pastures, rustic villages, and snowy peaks in the distance. After just over 10 kilometers, you’ll roll into Isolaccia, a peaceful village in Valdidentro that’s known for Nordic skiing in winter and hiking trails in summer.

It’s a scenic ride perfect for unwinding and soaking in Northern Italy’s high-altitude charm—plus, there’s always a gelato waiting at the end.