Isolated between the Adige Valley, the Lessini Mountains and Valdagno, Lessinia is not crossed by major roads and is little known. This is a hilly area that gradually rises from the Veronese plain to nearly two thousand meters in the Lessini Mountains, which border it to the north.
It thus presents a wide variety of landscapes, from the plains where the Adige flows lazily, to the intensely cultivated hills of Valpolicella (famous for its excellent wine), to the mountains with alpine pastures and forests of beech and fir.

Technical description:
The proposed itinerary of about 120 km can be easily covered in one day, but it is worth devoting a second day to Verona, which, famous above all for the Arena, also surprises with its preserved historic center, dense with splendid churches and palaces.

Route type: loop
Length: 120 km
Elevation gain: 1950 m
Downhill elevation gain: 1950 m
Highest point: 1540 m
Lowest point: 62 m
Type of surface: asphalt

Technical tips:
Given the length of the route, you should bring your own food and drink

Municipality of departure: Verona
Place of departure: Verona
Municipality of arrival: Verona
Place of arrival: Verona

Recommended period: April to September