Best bike parks around Bonassola offer a variety of cycling experiences, from coastal paths to challenging mountain trails. The area features a network of routes that utilize former railway lines, providing flat sections through tunnels and open views of the Ligurian Sea. Inland, the terrain transitions to mountainous landscapes with technical singletracks and freeride options. This region caters to different skill levels, providing diverse opportunities for exploration.
Last updated: October 15, 2026
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A great and well-maintained trail. At the top, more S1 than S2 with small jumps marked with red flags. At the bottom, more scree, rocky, with steps, but all easily controllable and rollable, so upper S2 level. Without larger scree or simultaneous, more dangerous steep sections as I know them from S3.
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Top Trail! Technical in places. A bit of everything 👍🏻
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Very nice trail 👍🏻 The upper part is rather flowy and has some kickers, drops & berms, but also smaller rock gardens. The last section towards Levanto is then challenging. Hairpin turns and loose scree, partly with steps. Overall a top trail - a bit of everything!
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Dangers Easter 2026: The trail, unlike many others in the vicinity, is well-maintained, not dilapidated or overgrown, and passable throughout. Almost consistently S2 is correct, in my opinion never harder. The first upper third is rather fast and flowing, the middle with some jumps and berms, the lower part more technical and slower with hairpin turns and coarse rubble. Really great, it was a lot of fun!
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The trail requires good bike handling. It's very rocky, with lots of loose rocks in close succession. I did it alone and thought afterward that it was too risky for me. I didn't fall, but I thought if I did, it would probably be very painful and have consequences. It was still a lot of fun!
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Very nice trail. The first pic here with all the rocks gives a bit of a wrong impression. It's definitely a DH trail with rocky sections and switchback turns. But still a nice mtb trail. It starts flowy with jumps that can easily be go around. Final section is much more rocky and needs proper bike handling. I really enjoyed it.
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Awesome trail!!! From the very top initially S1 and flowing, then technical max S3 loose, blocked and hairpin bends. 6km long to the sea. 🤩🤩🤩
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Bonassola offers a diverse range of cycling experiences. You'll find scenic coastal paths built on former railway lines, perfect for leisurely rides, as well as challenging mountain biking trails with technical descents and freeride options through the Ligurian landscape.
Yes, the Maremonti Cycle and Pedestrian Path, connecting Levanto, Bonassola, and Framura, is ideal for families and casual riders. This mostly flat, asphalt path runs through old tunnels and offers stunning coastal views, with opportunities to stop at secluded coves.
For experienced mountain bikers, Bonassola offers several technical trails. The Freeride Trail 28-19 is known for its challenging S3 sections, including jumps, loose terrain, and hairpin bends over 6 km. Other options include 'Carpeneggio alto' and 'Costa de franchi trail' for steep descents.
The Trail 28-19 (Descent Towards Levanto) offers a beautiful and scenic descent towards Levanto. The Maremonti Cycle Path also provides stunning views of the cliffs and the Ligurian Sea.
Yes, bike rentals are available in Bonassola, as well as in the nearby towns of Levanto and Framura, making it convenient to explore the Maremonti Cycle Path and other local routes.
The shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) are generally the best times for cycling in Bonassola. The weather is pleasant, and the trails are less crowded than during the peak summer months. Avoiding the intense heat of mid-summer is advisable for more strenuous rides.
Mountain bike trails around Bonassola vary in difficulty. For example, the Freeride Trail 28-19 features sections up to S3 difficulty, with technical and stony parts. Other trails like 'Montaretto Boconetto' are popular blue difficulty singletracks, while the Singletrack Trail to Deiva Marina is described as S2, offering a long flow trail that is technical but not overly demanding.
Yes, you can find several circular routes. For example, the 'Framura–Levanto Cycle Path – Galleria Vandarecca Viewpoint loop from Bonassola' is a popular option for touring bicycles. For gravel biking, consider the 'Framura–Bonassola Cycle Tunnel – View of Bonassola loop from Bonassola'. You can find more options in the Cycling around Bonassola guide.
Beyond the bike parks, the Bonassola area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous cycling routes for touring and road biking, as well as gravel biking trails. For more details, check out the guides for Cycling around Bonassola, Gravel biking around Bonassola, and Road Cycling Routes around Bonassola.
Visitors frequently praise the diverse terrain, from fast sections with jumps to technically challenging and stony parts. The scenic descents towards the sea and the well-maintained, entertaining trails are also highly appreciated. Many enjoy the combination of physical challenge and breathtaking Ligurian coastal views.
Trail lengths vary depending on the route. For instance, the Freeride Trail 28-19 extends for 6 km towards the sea. The Maremonti Cycle Path, connecting Levanto, Bonassola, and Framura, is approximately 5.5 km long.
Yes, the Singletrack Trail to Deiva Marina, for example, is an intermediate trail that offers a long flow through a forest around Mt. Crocetta, featuring some jumps for enthusiasts while remaining technical but not overly demanding.


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