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One of those MUST-DO-Trails with an amazing landscape and a very long descent ride
In the first part from top to the lakes, more or less you only ride on a track which is full of easy and flat rocks. But not that technical to ride – just surf on/through the loose rocks (difficulty: between blue and black). There are also a few short uphills in this section. After the lakes it is a nice and flowy track with some flat blocked sections (but not that hard to ride), and one short but quite techy section (S2-S3). Most of the track-difficulty is green to blue in this long section. Some very fast sections.
Last part is a singletrack-uphill to the trail-entry of "Le Cune"-Trail – maybe you have to walk/push your bike in this section.
Please do not forget, that you ride at high-alpine terrain and that there are various risks and possible dangers in this area in case of a crash, accident, bad-weather (...).
Take care of hikers – there could be also lots of hikers on this track!
Wearing a helmet is compulsory. Be friendly to hikers. Ride at your own risk.
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