Description

In Broglio you start climbing between the chestnut trees on a nice secundary road. After a few U-truns you reach Monti di Rima. This villages lies on a hump that overlooks a wide land, and between the small stone houses you can find some ancient barns that were built over stone mushrooms to prevent the rats from eating the grains. The old stone church on the lower part of the village is also worth a visit.

The road goes past the village. You should look for a bifurcation on the right. Ater crossing a wood the paved roads turns into a gravel road, and reaches Alpe di Brunescio.

The meadows form a natural amphitheater. In the center of the scene there are three small stone houses, where every day the ritual of the milking takes place. Below the houses there's a small path that enters the wood. It is pretty difficult to find, and it's technically very demanding, so if you feel unsure you should rather follow the road backwards.

The path crosses a thick pinewood, then the descent gets steeper and there are some no rideable sections. Finally it will merge in the main road again.

Follow the road backwards until you reach Verzetto. On the left, past the houses, there is a technical single-track that is almost completely rideable. During the descent it crosses the road a couple of times, then a fast and flowy section will take you back to Rima.
Continue to follow the road until you reach the first hairpin turn below Rima. Start looking on the left: you will find another single-track with many tight hairpin turns that will take you down to Prato. Head to the church, you will find some signs that indicates the beautiful mountain bike track that heads towards Broglio.