Along Cremona’s streams

Discovering the high natural and environmental value of the this territory

The itinerary connects the towns of Cremona and Crema, mainly along the Channel Pietro Vacchelli, the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Civico di Cremona. Along the path you will find several water works, like the famous "Tomba Morta", a complicated system that organizes the water of thirteen channels.

Departure:Cremona, stazione ferroviaria
Arrival: Crema, stazione ferroviaria
Total lenght: 47.3 km
By bike: 02:35 (hh:min)
Ascent: 29 m
Descent:56 m
Difficulty by bike: easy
Paved: 41 %
Not-oaved roads: 58 %
Country roads: 1 %
Ciclying: 100 %
Protected path: 37 %
Road signs: Yes
Suggested season: All year round
Ho can I come back?: Railway line FS Bergamo-Cremona, Crema station

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Along Cremona’s streams

Discovering the high natural and environmental value of the this territory

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