The starting point is fixed in Mezzocorona, central place of the Piana Rotaliana where the renowned red wine Teroldego is produced. The route starts following the right side of the Noce River along the old road up to the locality Rocchetta. Afterwards, you reach a fork and head towards Castel Thun until the fork that leads to Denno where the homonymous climb starts. The length of the ascent is about 4.3 km with an elevation gain of 230 m (average gradient 5%) and the landscape that characterizes it is the presence of cultivated apple orchards, whose fruit is a symbol of the entire Val di Non. Then you travel a slightly undulating route with climbs and descents crossing the municipality of Ville d’Anaunia, then reaching Cles, the capital of the valley. After passing through the town, you head toward the upper valley first going down to the Santa Giustina lake and then reaching the town of Revò, hometown of the champion Letizia Paternoster. Here it is worth taking a short break to admire the lake and the whole valley before continuing to Brez where officially the legendary climb to Passo Mendola starts, which is about 15 km long. Once at the pass, you dive down with an incredible view of the Adige valley until the fork towards Caldaro. From there, you follow the famous "Wine Road" running along the towns of Caldaro, Termeno, Cortaccia and Magré. Then you head towards the town of Salorno and before reaching it, join the cycle path along the Adige river for about 7 km until the bridge near the "La cacciatora" restaurant, which leads back to the starting point at Mezzocorona.