Detailed description (English): Temporary closure of Provincial Road SP 76 from Endine Gaiano to San Felice al Lago
From 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
The section of the Munich–Milan Cycle Route running along the left bank of Lake Endine is highly scenic and beautiful. The provincial road is lightly trafficked and, if equipped with adequate signage, could temporarily compensate for the lack of a dedicated cycle path. Passing through the historic centers of San Felice al Lago and Monasterolo del Castello is particularly pleasant. After Monasterolo, the cycle route continues to the lakeside path, reaching the Castle of Monasterolo and the hamlet of Molini di Colognola in Casazza, then following the Cherio River.
Detailed description (original language): The temporary road closure will allow pedestrians and cyclists to enjoy the route safely and admire the landscape.
-10:00 a.m. Start of SP 76 road closure (San Remigio – cemetery of Endine Gaiano – to San Felice al Lago). Motorized traffic window reopening from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m.
-Bicycle ride (San Remigio – San Felice al Lago – Monasterolo del Castello – Casazza, Molini di Colognola, and return in the afternoon to Endine), organized by A.Ri.Bi.
-10:30 a.m. Piazza dei Molini di Colognola (Casazza) – Presentation of the Munich–Milan Cycle Route and inauguration of the vintage bicycle exhibition by PEDALE VINTAGE Association. Aperitif offered by the Molini di Colognola Committee.
At Parco dei Molini di Colognola: Children’s bicycle course organized by Unione Ciclistica Casazza. (Optional lunch available at Trattoria Corona with reservation)
-10:30 a.m. Along the route Endine Gaiano–San Felice: CIRCOBUS animation with bicycle jugglers and unicycle school, organized by Spazio Circo Bergamo.
-2:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. San Felice Lakeside – Moj: Vintage bicycle exhibition organized by OLD BIKES ONLY – BG, showcasing antique and famous models (including one used by champion Marco Pantani).
- 6:00 p.m. End of the event and reopening of SP 76 to motorized traffic.
“There is no road too long for those who travel slowly.”
Target group(s): Everyone
Objectives: Promote sustainable mobility by encouraging the use of bicycles instead of motor vehicles.
• Raise awareness among citizens, institutions, and associations about the importance of safe and active travel.
• Enhance local heritage and landscapes by showcasing the scenic and cultural beauty of Lake Endine and its surroundings.
• Encourage community participation through inclusive activities for families, children, and cycling enthusiasts.
• Support the development of cycling infrastructure, highlighting the Munich–Milan cycle route and its potential.
• Foster healthy lifestyles by combining sport, leisure, and environmental respect.
• Reduce traffic and pollution by temporarily reclaiming public space for people rather than cars.
Partner: Initiative promoted by the Municipality of Endine Gaiano in collaboration with the Municipalities of Monasterolo del Castello and Casazza, Regione Lombardia, the Province of Bergamo, Mountain Community of the Bergamo Lakes, Circolo Culturale Valle Cavallina, and A.Ri.Bi – Association for the Promotion of the Bicycle.
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