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Torbole sul Garda
Torbole Cycling TRI-SHOP

Torbole sul Garda
A specialist cycling and triathlon shop in Torbole, combining equipment expertise with first-hand knowledge of the roads and climbs around Garda Trentino.
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Beyond the Lake Road
Lake Garda may define the landscape around Torbole, but some of the most interesting riding begins when the road turns away from the water.
When we asked the team at Torbole Cycling TRI-SHOP where they would send a rider, they pointed towards a longer journey into the mountains: from Torbole towards Lake Tenno and Passo Ballino, continuing through Fiavè, Passo Durone, Tione, Spiazzo, Passo Daone, Stenico and the Comano area before returning via Sarche.
Their quieter recommendation sits closer to home. Monte Velo, starting from Bolognano, was the climb they singled out as a local alternative worth adding to a ride.
And there was one piece of advice they considered essential around Garda: carry both a front and rear light. Tunnels are a regular part of riding around the lake, so visibility matters even during the day.
Torbole Cycling TRI-SHOP brings cycling and triathlon equipment together in the heart of Torbole, but its local value extends beyond what is inside the shop. When ALTITUDINE asked the team where they would send a rider, their answer led away from the busiest lakeside roads and into the mountains: through Lake Tenno, Passo Ballino, Fiavè, Passo Durone, Stenico and the Comano area before returning toward Torbole.
THE ALTITUDINE VIEW
For riders exploring Garda Trentino, a good local bike shop can also be a source of route knowledge. Torbole Cycling's recommendations show exactly that. Alongside their longer mountain loop, the team highlighted Monte Velo from Bolognano as a quieter climb worth adding to a ride — and shared a practical Garda-specific reminder: carry both a front and rear light because tunnels are a regular part of riding around the lake.
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