A cycling tour through the wineries of the Valle dei Laghi, surrounded by vineyards, local wines and authentic stories

The Valle dei Laghi is one of Trentino's leading wine destinations. Rolling vineyards, historic villages and medieval castles provide the backdrop for an itinerary that celebrates the close connection between the landscape, its wines and the people who have cultivated them for generations.

Cycling along quiet secondary roads, you'll discover a landscape where nature, culture and local flavours come together. The tour includes visits to four wineries in the Valle dei Laghi – Pedrotti, Francesco Poli, Fratelli Pisoni and Toblino – where you'll meet the winemakers and learn about the families who have shaped the area's winemaking tradition over the years.

Who is this experience for?

• This tour is ideal for cyclists who would like to explore the Valle dei Laghi through its wines, landscapes and local traditions.
• It is suitable for riders who are comfortable cycling on paved roads with a moderate elevation gain.

What can you expect during the experience?

The meeting point is in Sarche, where the guided bike tour begins.

During the ride you will visit four wineries:

• Pedrotti
• Francesco Poli
• Fratelli Pisoni
• Toblino

At each stop you will meet the producers, discover the local winemaking tradition and enjoy a tasting of the wines produced by each winery.

What should you bring?

• A bicycle in good working order
• Helmet
• Cycling clothing
• Water bottle
• Sunscreen

Practical information

• Meeting point: Via dei Geroni car park, Sarche
• Start time: 4:00 PM
• Duration: approximately 4 hours
• Distance: 32 km
• Elevation gain: 550 m
• Route: secondary roads

Accessibility: Due to the nature of the activity and the need to ride a bicycle, this experience is not accessible to people with motor, visual or hearing impairments.

Useful information

• Participation fee: €30 per person.
• The fee includes the guided tour, insurance and four wine tastings at the participating wineries.
• A bicycle in good working order and a helmet are recommended.
• The route follows mainly quiet secondary roads.