Mottolino Bikepark - Chemical Water (6)

Once off the Mottolino gondola, pass under the entrance arch of the bikepark. From here you can either take the Flow Line track or the Take It Easy track and continue to the bridge. Once over the bridge, continue on the link that is on the left: at the first clearing, on the right, is the entrance to the Chemical Water trail.

Mandatory helmet and pads.

To tackle Chemical Water, it is mandatory to wear a helmet and appropriate protection. The trail has many roots and curves, so it is important to maintain control of the bike at all times, moderate your speed and choose lines appropriate for your level. Pay attention to the signage along the trail and always follow bikepark directions. It is recommended to never ride alone and to have a charged phone with you. In case of need, the trail rescue number is listed on the bikepass.

You can reach the starting point of the slope via the Mottolino gondola.

The starting point of the slope can be reached by the Mottolino gondola. To get to the gondola, you can use Livigno's free public transportation service: both the green and blue lines stop right in front of the lift.

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Prima di affrontare il percorso, verifica sempre le condizioni della pista, la segnaletica e il tuo livello di preparazione. Scegli una velocità adeguata alla tua esperienza, mantieni la distanza dagli altri rider e rispetta sempre il senso di percorrenza e le indicazioni del bikepark. In caso di prima discesa sul trail, è consigliabile affrontarlo con calma per conoscere curve, passaggi tecnici, eventuali salti e cambi di terreno. Porta con te acqua, telefono carico e controlla che la bici sia in buone condizioni prima di iniziare la discesa. Sulle piste più tecniche o impegnative, è consigliata una prima run di ricognizione prima di aumentare ritmo e velocità.

Chemical Water is recommended for riders who want to become familiar with more natural terrain, working on turns, roots and bike control without dealing with excessive inclines. It is preferable to use a downhill or enduro bike that is bi-mobile, so it can better handle the roughness of the terrain. Even if the trail is short and not too steep, it is important to maintain a good position on the bike and pay attention to roots, especially in wet terrain.