Exploring the snow-covered mountains on bikes with giant wheels is a dynamic and fun alternative to skiing. The Paganella Plateau offers dedicated trails, modern rental services, and the option to go out on your own or with expert guides.
Snow-covered trails and access to higher elevations via the lifts
Low-pressure tires ensure perfect traction on packed snow, allowing you to ride in complete safety both in the valley and on high-altitude trails.
- The tour around Lake Andalo and the trails in the Adamello Brenta Park
At the valley floor, you’ll find a flat route around the karst lake, perfect for getting familiar with your bike. From here, easy snow-covered forest roads branch off into the woods toward the village of Priori, offering gentle slopes and picturesque natural backdrops.
- The high-altitude trails of the Dolomiti Paganella Bike Area
Mountain bike enthusiasts take the Andalo-Doss Pelà gondola to ride directly up to higher elevations with their bikes. From the upper stations, groomed trails designed for winter mountain biking begin, featuring scenic descents that lead back down to the village.
Rentals, e-bikes, and guided tours in the area
The availability of qualified assistance and pedal-assist bikes makes this sport accessible to anyone who wants to give it a try.
- Rentals and e-fat bikes with pedal assist
Rental centers in Andalo offer the latest models, including those equipped with electric motors. Pedal assist eliminates the effort required on snow-covered climbs, allowing everyone to tackle the mountain’s elevation changes without excessive exertion.
- Guided Daytime and Sunset Tours
Instructors from the local bike school organize daily group rides and enchanting sunset tours. The guided routes often include a warm break at a mountain hut and ensure the presence of an expert guide who always selects the safest and most enjoyable snow-covered trails.
