The private e-bike tour starts from Linfano and reaches the famous Strada del Ponale passing through Riva del Garda, along one of the most scenic routes in Garda Trentino.
The loop route measures about 32 km with 780 m of positive elevation gain and altitudes between 50 and 650 m: intermediate level. The indicative duration is 3–4 hours. The itinerary alternates bicycle path, lakeside, secondary roads, and the well-maintained dirt track of the Ponale, suitable for e-bikes, with possible short sections open to traffic.
After skirting the lake and crossing Riva del Garda, the tour reaches the spectacular Forra del Ponale. The climb is constant but manageable with assisted pedaling and offers numerous panoramic viewpoints over Lake Garda, ideal for a break or a photo.
The tour takes place entirely by bicycle, without trains, boats, lifts, or shuttles, and is ideal for those seeking nature, views, and an active ride in one of the most iconic places on Lake Garda.
It is possible to park near the store. There are many parking lots in the area.
Nago-Torbole is one of the most characteristic villages of Alto Garda, where the alpine landscape meets the Mediterranean climate. Inhabited since Roman times, it developed as an important crossing point between the Adige valley and the lake. Today it is famous for its port, the houses overlooking the water, and the constant winds that make it one of the European capitals of sailing and windsurfing.
Born in the 12th century to defend the port, the Rocca passed from episcopal garrison to Scaliger fortress, then to Habsburg barracks. Today hosts the MAG: a perfect stop to read Riva as a hinge between lake commerce, power, and border.
Dug out of the rock between 1848 and 1851 thanks to the intuition of Giacomo Cis, it took Ledro Valley out of a secular isolation. Closed to traffic in 1995, since 2004 it has a second life as one of the most famous cycling paths on Lake Garda.
The stop here is not random: the old passage point of the Ponale has become a symbolic place for cyclists and hikers. A short break allows one to connect rest, memory of the road, and the culture of slow travel on the Garda.
Lake Ledro is one of the most picturesque lakes in Trentino, surrounded by mountains and forests of the Ledro Valley. It is also famous for the important pile dwelling site discovered in 1929, when the lowering of the waters brought to light thousands of piles of a prehistoric Bronze Age village. Since 2011 the site has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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