Moto Mania

These are the main routes recommended making a stop at the Hotel Milano, exciting descents and ascents to enjoy the beauty of the Alps and of Italy as a whole.

Route A - By motorcycle between the Maniva pass and the Croce Domini pass

By motorbike between Lake Iseo and the bends of the dirt roads of the Maniva and Croce Domini passes, in search of strong emotions and splendid views.
This motorcycle tour starts from Iseo, the small village on the Lake Iseo, to continue in the direction of Val Trompia following the provincial road 48. After a few kilometers, turn left onto the state road 345, the Strada delle Tre Valli, an extremely trafficked, so it requires special attention keeping the speed low.
You pass in succession Gardone Val Trompia, Brozzo, Tavernole sul Mella, Predondo, Boveno and Collio, the road slightly uphill that led up here, begins to climb between bends and bends, leading to the summit of the Maniva Pass.
Reached the pass, the stop to admire the view is a must, go left to reach the Croce Domini Pass on a particular road, the most difficult stretch of the Three Valleys Road, which has a good percentage of dirt. A dirt road that at certain times of the year, in some stretches, has more stones than beaten earth.
300 km of pure fun among the most beautiful passes of the Bergamo and Bresciane valleys: journey time 6/7 hours approximately, with stops.

Route B - 6 passes in a day: Presolana Pass, Gavia Pass, Stelvio Pass, Bernina Pass, Aprica Pass, Presolana Pass

An exciting tour of 400 km in the high mountains, to fully appreciate the Orobic Alps.
The Gavia is one of the most impressive passes of Lombardy, which for its 2,621 meters of height, cannot be missed in the experiences of the itineraries of a passionate motorcyclist.
When you reach Bormio take the road that will take you to the 2,758 meters of the Stelvio Pass, after 22 kilometers and an incredible series of 36 adventurous hairpin bends.
The deviation for the "Umbrailpass" is a few kilometers before the pass of the Stelvio Pass, but arrived there, you cannot 'give up to admire the view of the Stelvio, then go back and turn right towards Switzerland .
The Umbrailpass is the highest road pass in Switzerland, although the actual pass is in Italian territory. It is closed like the Stelvio pass for most of the year. But, while the Stelvio road is completely paved, even if it presents continuous overhangs due to the numerous patches, that of the Umbrailpass is largely unpaved, so you need to be very careful in covering it.
When you reach Santa Maria Val Mustair at the end of the descent, turn left towards Tschierv, then return to Italy along the lake of Livigno and through this famous town. Continuing straight we return to Switzerland overcoming the Forcola di Livigno, a few bends but in compensation a territory with splendid alpine views.
If you want to go from the Forcola di Livigno you can turn right and take a motorbike ride on the Bernina pass (2,323 m asl), instead those who want to return immediately to Tirano, turn left into Val di Poaschiavo, passing the homonymous village first. then the Poschiavo lake continuing for the Aprica, Edolo, Malonno and Castione della Presolana.