This MTB itinerary starts from the Piazzale del Nevegal, a well‑known starting point for both bikers and hikers. The route begins with a short stretch of asphalt—about 400 metres downhill—leading to the second roundabout. Here you turn towards Ponte nelle Alpi, pedalling until the junction for Marasciada – Pascolet. Turn right and tackle a climb on a small paved road that soon becomes a pleasant, compact dirt track.
After passing two houses on the right, the track continues to its end. Here you briefly push your bike across a grassy section to reach the upper plateau. Once in altitude, continue straight and then descend to the right into a small woodland: the trail becomes more defined but requires good technique to handle roots and uneven terrain.
A short climb leads to a clearing with young fir trees. Continue to a fork and take the less obvious trail, descending gently to the left. After about 50 metres, turn left again to reach a wide, steep meadow. The track is irregular and requires attention, but offers a fun and scenic descent to the mule track below. (Here you can shorten the loop by turning left.)
Continuing instead to the right, you reach a large panoramic clearing. Shortly after, the trail drops to the left towards the characteristic Casera del Diaol. Next to the building, take the rough dirt road and follow it for about 2 km, a perfect section for riders who enjoy more technical terrain.
Once back on asphalt, turn right and then left to enter the village of Quantin. After passing the church, turn left and then, at the fountain, right to reach the municipal road. Follow the gentle slope to a junction, turn left onto an uneven dirt track and, after a short but intense climb, continue right over Col Panàda.
The final stretch along Via Calmàda brings you comfortably back to the Piazzale del Nevegal, completing a varied and enjoyable MTB loop with beautiful views over the Belluno basin.
