Bike itineraries through nature, historic villages and volcanic landscapes

Cycling Tourism in the Euganean Hills

Discover the charm of the Euganean Hills and the Euganean Thermal Basin by bike! A network of cycling routes leads you through ancient villages, vineyards, medieval castles and breathtaking landscapes – perfect for all levels, from beginners to expert cyclists.

The Euganean Hills, rising like a green archipelago on the horizon, are now protected by the Euganean Hills Regional Park and offer a surprising variety of routes for road bikes, touring bikes and mountain bikes (including downhill trails).

Explore outdoor experiences:
[Experience Abano Montegrotto – Nature & Sport]
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Euganean Hills RingTrail Map

All about cycling in the thermal area:
Cycling in Abano and Montegrotto Terme

Euganean Hills Cycling Ring

63 km

A route suitable for everyone, fully rideable, mostly on protected paths with only 80 m of elevation gain.
Route: Abano, Montegrotto, Battaglia Terme, Monselice, Este, Cinto Euganeo, Vo’, Bastia di Rovolon, Praglia.

Bike: any type
Difficulty: easy
Surface: paved with short gravel sections
Highlights: Castello del Catajo, Villa Emo, Monselice Castle, Cava Bomba Museum, Praglia Abbey

Ascent to Monte Grande

23.5 km

A demanding loop with 920 m of elevation gain among the high hills of Teolo. Panoramic climbs, technical descents and authentic villages await.

Bike: mountain bike
Difficulty: challenging
Surface: paved and trails
Highlights: Monte della Madonna, Passo Fiorine, Monte Arrigon

The Prince's Trail

28.7 km

From Este to Calaone, along historic roads, woods and hidden valleys. A varied itinerary, ideal even on warmer days thanks to shaded sections.

Bike: mountain bike
Difficulty: moderate to challenging
Surface: asphalt, trachyte, gravel
Highlights: Villa Contarini, Salarola, Bisatto Canal

Short Climbs for True Experts

27.7 km

A tough route from Arquà Petrarca to Monte Ricco, with spectacular views and technical segments for real enthusiasts.

Bike: mountain bike
Difficulty: challenging
Surface: mixed, including rocky downhill trails
Highlights: Monte Cecilia, Monte Ventolone, Calto Callegaro