Starting from Achomitzer Alm and Sella Bartolo (1,717m), the Arlecchino Trail plunges down through rich forest loam, rooty turns, and steep rocky chutes into Val Bartolo and Camporosso.
An epic 133.9 km Transalp expedition traversing the border peaks of Austria and Italy. Featuring 7 relentless downhill singletrack descents and over 9,800 meters of cumulative climbing across the Carnic and Julian Alps.
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Detailed technical analysis, photos, Trailforks references, and video action of the descent segments on this route.
Starting from Achomitzer Alm and Sella Bartolo (1,717m), the Arlecchino Trail plunges down through rich forest loam, rooty turns, and steep rocky chutes into Val Bartolo and Camporosso.
Flowy, steep alpine singletrack starting near Malga Priù (1,194m) in the Ugovizza valley. Sweeps through pine forests with natural root steps and fast loam berms.
Short, punchy downhill singletrack plunging off the crest of Monte Nebria (1,253m). Features fast tech lines over limestone slabs and tight switchbacks terminating near Malborghetto.
Scenic high-elevation downhill trail descending off the Testa di Malborghetto ridge (1,480m), linking rocky limestone drop-offs with fast forest singletrail sections into upper Val Gortani.
A long, demanding alpine trail dropping from Sella Tarondo (1,474m) across the Sella Bieliga military ridge with a climbing section in the middle, terminating down at the mountain village of Pietratagliata.
High alpine singletrail starting right at Casera Slenza Alta (1,479m). Plunges down technical limestone rock gardens, steep forest switchbacks, and natural water drainages.
Reached via a scenic bike-and-hike traverse across Forcella della Vacca beneath Creta Grauzaria (1,873m high point). The descent on Sentiero CAI 422 plunges over 1,400 vertical meters into Dordolla.
Climbing from Dordolla up to Monticello (1,350m), this epic triple-trail linkup combines Mont di Monticello, the loamy technical turns of Biancaneve, and the final rocky plunge down Monte Cesaris Downhill straight into Moggio Udinese.