Many of the proposed itineraries develop in areas of high naturalness, sometimes with little human presence (woods, nature reserves, etc.); it is therefore highly recommended for all cyclists with physical disabilities to face the excursion in the company of friends or acquaintances.

In the event of mechanical problems or any request for help (for example, a small push to overcome a stretch in a steep climb or an unexpected obstacle, such as a fallen tree, etc.) a carer will be able to solve the situation by avoiding a request for help.

If you have a hiking GPS you can download the .gpx track by clicking on the appropriate button on the itinerary page.

The IMBA classification of the difficulty of a path is based on the technical characteristics of the route (slope, width, presence and size of natural obstacles, type of fund, etc.) and is not linked to the concept of physical commitment required (which depends largely on the length and from the difference in height of the itinerary).

The proposed itineraries are included in the IMBA classes 1, 2 and 3:

IMBA 1: very easy; no obstacles along the way; compact bottom; width greater than 1.80m; max slope 5%.

IMBA 2: easy; natural obstacles no higher than 5cm; compact or gravel bottom; width greater than 0,9m; max slope 10%.

IMBA 3: intermediate; natural obstacles no higher than 20cm; variable and loose bottom; width greater than 0,6m; max slope 15%.

The proposed routes are of the following type:  

LOOP (ring): point of departure and arrival correspond;

P2P (from point to point): at the end of the path you will have to organize the return to the starting point with an alternative means to the bike;

P2P (from point to point with return): at the end of the route you will return to the starting point retracing the same stretch of the outward journey. The itineraries so designed can be shortened at will.