Superman, Batman, Captain America, X-Men … it was enough to strap on a cape or put on a mask to transform into your favourite childhood hero, embarking on incredible adventures in parallel universes.

Sorting out Tuscany’s cycling offer is certainly not child’s play: from the rugged mountains to the north, to the gentle hills of the central region, without forgetting the charming industrious plains climbing back up to the peaks of the Apennines.

We are situated between the provinces of Trento and Verona, where Monte Baldo extends for over 40 kilometres, splitting into two culminating ridges at Punta Telegrafo (2,200 m a.s.l.) and Altissimo di Nago (2,070 m a.s.l.).

The valley connecting the Stelvio and Engadin National Parks, Livigno, is mountain bike-oriented. Fat tyres love it, starting with Gravity, thanks to its trails dedicated to freeride and downhill flows.

Where are they located? How many kilometres of off-road trails are there? Which single trails are the most spectacular and offer the greatest adrenaline rush? It’s difficult to summarise in a few lines all of the offers that are available for fat tyres in Lessinia and the Little Dolomites.