The Northern Block It comprises a maze of roads connecting the heights of the Castellari Mountains (a transition zone between the Berici Hills, the Lessini Hills, and the Prealps), Monteviale/Creazzo (merged into a single hilly block), those of Sovizzo, and finally the areas overlooking Montecchio Maggiore. The three hillsides are interspersed with various valleys: the Valdiezza that separates Creazzo/Monteviale from Sovizzo, the Valgrossa and Valdimolino that separates the heights of Sovizzo from Montecchio, and the ValCaussa that winds between the heights of Montecchio Maggiore (Sant'Urbano and Vigo). Then we have the actual massif of the northern Berici Hills, which is crossed for over 20 km from Vicenza to Barbarano Vicentino by the main road of the Hills: the SP 19 Dorsale dei Berici. This important and spectacular road (climb no. 4 of the 100, the DORSALE DEI BERICI) is joined by numerous roads featured in the Berici Climbs from every slope of the northern block. Among the most important are the SP12, which connects Brendola to the Dorsale; Via Pilla, which connects the industrial area of ​​western Vicenza to the Dorsale; and the military road connecting the eastern part of Torri di Arcugnano to the Dorsale.

The two macro blocks are separated by the Pozzolo Valley through the Boccadorno pass to the east and the Bocca d'Ascesa pass to the west, a characteristic valley because of its stunning and suspended landscape, that is, a valley that lies at hilly and not flat altitudes.

Towards the south, the clear demarcation between the northern and southern blocks is drawn by an enormous fjord: the vast flat Val Liona which starts from the east delimited by the two strongholds represented by the towns of Sossano (to the north) and Orgiano (to the south) and insinuates itself for several kilometers towards the north-west, bypassing the Colle di San Germano dei Berici and narrowing ever further up to Spiazzo and Pederiva, from here it ends to the west with Bocca d'Ascesa and to the east with the locality of Calto.

The Southern Block it is characterized by a maze of roads that run through it and connect the various lowland villages with the north-western apex of the southern plateau identified by the marvelous Grancona and its panoramic square, a terrace overlooking Val Liona. The main routes are those that connect Lonigo to Grancona passing through the characteristic Buso della Giareta crossroads, and the direct route that connects Meledo to Grancona in a few kilometers.

The southern block has two appendages separated from the main area, the two micro hills of Montegalda and the hill group of Albettone with its hamlets of Lovolo and Lovertino which virtually morphologically connects Berici Climbs to the Euganean Hills area.

All the roads with the exception of the main routes mentioned above are roads with low/little vehicular traffic, with virtually no heavy traffic except for a few buses and small trucks. The streets are not frequented by too many motorcycles and are truly ideal for cycling. In any case, we remind you that these are NOT roads closed to traffic and to ALWAYS respect the highway code, we always recommend both front and rear position lights, the use of a helmet and the right amount of caution, especially when traveling downhill given that very often you can come across wild animals such as roe deer and hares.