It is the largest cycle-tourism park in Italy, made up of 100 climbs for road bikes (365 km of climbs and 19543 m of positive altitude difference), 50 climbs for gravel (213 km of dirt climbs and 10145 m of positive altitude difference) 85 itineraries (2760 km and 50339 m of positive altitude difference).

Yes, Berici Climbs is open and free for everyone.

365 days a year with no time restrictions.

NO the roads are free to access, it is therefore recommended to pay attention and always respect the highway code. In any case, the majority of roads have low vehicular traffic and very low percentages of heavy vehicles with the exception of agricultural vehicles, buses, vans and vans. Several streets are cycle paths, and very narrow dedicated mainly to cycling.

The vast majority of roads are well-paved, with some sections of concrete and cobblestones. Since 2026, dirt climbs have been distinguished and included in the GRAVEL Brevet, offering a total of 50 wild adventures!

With all types of bicycles, in any case the most suitable are road and gravel bikes.

The 100 climbs are suitable for road bikes and gravel

The 50 GRAVEL climbs are suitable for GRAVEL and/or MTB.
Both road and dirt e-bikes are also permitted.

The bericiclimbs.com website is complete with all the climb and itinerary information. Within these, you'll find not only Strava maps but also the GPX track, which you can download and import to your bike computer, smartphone, or smartwatch. Furthermore, the Geographic Overview page features an interactive map showing the interactive route of each climb.

From 2026, ONE STEP BEYONF micro-itineraries will also be available, allowing you to complete the Brevetto 100 climbs and the Gravel one by completing all the proposed micro-itineraries!

Awareness signs for motorists are being developed in collaboration with the park's participating authorities, including "Respect cyclists - 1,5 m distance" signs. Additionally, each climb will be equipped with special signage, including small information panels detailing the name, number, color, and key information about the climb itself.

Registration is required to participate in the Berici Climbs contests. A portion of the fee will be donated to the Michele Scarponi Foundation and the Vicenza-based non-profit organization Proviamo Insieme per l'Handicap.

YES, the competition is NON-competitive but at the same time as the registration you become a member of Aics and you obtain insurance coverage. For this reason, at the time of registration, the NON-COMPETITIVE MEDICAL CERTIFICATE is required.

For all the information see the pages relating to the Berici Climbs Contests.

YES to all contests, just specify when registering that you will be using an e-bike or pedal-assisted bicycle.

Registration for the Berici Climbs Contests includes membership in AiCS a B&C Ssd a rl, a sports association specializing in organizing cycling tourism events. Please note that, for liability reasons, these contests are reserved exclusively for members, who will therefore be covered by insurance.

Please note that participants will not be issued a "Sports Athlete" card, but a membership card, indicating the discipline "Cycle Tourism" for insurance purposes. This card has no connection to the sports card used for participation in other competitive events.

In fact, AiCS has been providing two types of membership in the cycling sector for several years:

Membership card, intended for participation in social activities (in our case, cycle tourism).

Sports Card, required for participation in official competitions.

According to sporting regulations and the FCI agreement, dual "sports" membership is not permitted. However, AICS membership of the "association" type has no restrictions and does not fall within the definition of dual membership within the scope of the sporting activity covered by the agreement.

It is therefore possible with the Aics Association membership to also hold a competitive sports card of the ACSI or FCI type, typically used to participate in competitive cycling events such as granfondo.

For further clarification, please refer to the official regulations of the respective federations.

In the BERICI STOP&GO section of the website, you can discover all the cyclist-friendly accommodations in the park. The warm hospitality of the Berici Climbs park facilities is eager to welcome you and your bike!

CERTAIN! Any ideas and contributions are welcome, we need everyone's synergy to grow, write an email to info@bericiclimbs.com to collaborate with this wonderful project.