Molini Mountain Bike Holidays

by Atlas Ski Co

Region

Piemonte / Valle d'Aosta / Liguria

Duration

N/A

Guided Status

Guided

Difficulty

N/A

D-Score™

N/A - Unknown

Overview

Mountain biking in Molini, Italy, is one of the best places on planet Earth to ride your bike. It's a must-do for any mountain bike bucket list holiday destination. Molini is a place for a peaceful mountain bike holiday, a place for adventure, exploration and discovery. The best way to ride Molini is with a good guide.

Daily Ride Schedule

Day 1: Molini E-MTB Tour

Molini E-MTB Tour

Day 1: Molini Enduro Grand Tour

Molini Enduro Grand Tour

Day 1: Finale Ligure Uplift Adventure Tour

Finale Ligure Uplift Adventure Tour

Accommodation & Services

Accommodation

N/A

What's Included

Bike rental

Mechanical support

Support vehicle following all rides

About the Piemonte / Valle d'Aosta / Liguria

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GBP 895

per person

Go to Provider

Why Choose This Tour?

Endless singletrack, epic backcountry descents, high alpine trails, loamy forests and long exposed ridgelines make it a must-do for any mountain bike bucket list holiday destination.
Italy is famous for its food, drink and hospitality, add this to the incredible MTB trails and unique history of Molini di Triora and you have a bucket list tour waiting for you.
Molini has a population of just over 600 people and the neighbouring hamlet of Triora has just over 400.
Quaint doesn't really cut it when as you walk through the ancient cobbled streets, a place where everybody really does know everybody and if the walls could speak they'd tell a thousand stories of the town's inhabitants.
There simply is not and never will be the infrastructure for dozens of shuttle vans zooming around the mountains, and we like it that way.
Molini is a place for a peaceful mountain bike holiday, a place for adventure, exploration and discovery.
The best way to ride Molini is not an easy question to answer.
You can tackle it in several different ways but all of them start and finish with a good guide.
It's simply not possible to get the most out of riding here without one, even the best map readers will get lost amongst these expansive hillsides.