This is one of the most classic itineraries in southern Trentino that offers, in addition to the beauty of the environment, also unparalleled views of the upper Garda especially from the large natural balcony of Monte Altissimo. However, it is a challenging route both for the difference in altitude of the climb and for the length, during which you can also do a stretch by pushing on uneven ground on path 601, just below the summit. The effort required will however be amply rewarded by the wonder of the great 360° panoramas.

From the town of Nago, follow the signs for Monte Altissimo del Baldo, climbing up the asphalt road, steep at times, to Prati di Nago at 1,400 m; continuing on, you reach the car park at 1,530 m where the road ends and the SAT 601 trail begins, which you follow on a sometimes uneven surface until the last climb, where at times it may even be necessary to push your bike. Shortly after, you reach the Damiano Chiesa refuge at 2,060 m, located a few metres from the summit of Monte Altissimo at 2,079 m, which is the highest point of the route. The place is undoubtedly worth a restorative stop, to take advantage of both the tasty typical cuisine of the refuge and the spectacular infinite views.

The descent is along the winding dirt road marked SAT 633, which you follow on a sometimes uneven surface and rocky outcrops, reaching the Graziani Refuge at 1620 m at the end of the descent. Here you take the provincial road SP 3, quickly descending to the villages of San Valentino, San Giacomo, Brentonico and then to Mori, where you return to Nago via the cycle path.

Or, immediately after Brentonico, take the road to Castione and from the small square continue left towards the town of Sano, after which shortly after you can join the cycle path that leads from Loppio to Nago.

This itinerary, done in the opposite direction to the previous one, is also one of the classics of southern Trentino which offers, in addition to the beauty of the environment, also unparalleled views of the upper Garda and Vallagarina, especially from the large natural balcony of Monte Altissimo. However, it is a challenging route both for the difference in altitude of the climb and for the length. The effort required will however be amply rewarded by the splendor of the great 360-degree panoramas.

From Mori, go up the SP 3 provincial road of Monte Baldo and, first passing through the Brentonico plateau, continue through the villages of San Giacomo and San Valentino, finally arriving at the Graziani Refuge at 1620 m. Following the signs for Monte Altissimo, SAT 633 signpost, go up the zigzagging dirt road with a surface that is sometimes a little uneven and sections with slightly outcropping rocks, reaching the top of the route at the Damiano Chiesa Refuge at 2060 m, located a few metres from the top of Monte Altissimo at 2079 m. The place is undoubtedly worth a restorative stop, to take advantage of both the tasty typical cuisine of the refuge and the spectacular endless views.

The descent is made by taking the SAT 601 path, initially with very steep and uneven sections, and then finding yourself pedaling along a semi-flat stretch until you reach the dirt road and then the Prati di Nago car park at 1530 m. Going down further on the asphalt road you reach the town of Nago at its end where, taking the cycle path, you return to Mori.

From Malcesine, to climb higher, take the panoramic cable car. From the arrival of the cable car at 1750 m, take the descent first on a dirt road until, descending quickly, you join the asphalt road of Monte Baldo SP 3 which in a short time takes you to Bocca di Navene at 1425 m. Continue on the main road until you reach the Graziani Refuge at 1620 m from where, turning left and following the signs for Monte Altissimo, you cycle on the dirt road with the SAT 633 signpost which zigzags, and with a surface that is sometimes a little uneven and sections with slightly protruding rocks, takes you to the top of the route at the Damiano Chiesa Refuge at 2060 m, located a few metres from the top of Monte Altissimo. 2079. The place undoubtedly deserves a restorative stop, to take advantage of both the tasty typical cuisine of the refuge and the spectacular infinite panoramas.

The descent is made by taking the SAT 601 path, initially with very steep and uneven sections, and then finding yourself pedaling along a semi-flat stretch until you reach the dirt road and then the Prati di Nago car park at 1530 m. Going down further on the asphalt road you reach the town of Nago at its end, from where, just before a shrine, it is advisable to turn left towards the Busatte park, then continuing downhill towards Torbole you then join the road that leads back to Malcesine.