Tipi Percorsi
I Piani Resinelli sono adagiati su una grande sella ai piedi del Gruppo delle Grigne. Dalla loro posizione privilegiata si può godere di un’incomparabile vista che dominando la pianura sottostante, il lago di Lecco ed i bacini dell'Alta Brianza arriva fino al Monte Rosa. Il Massiccio delle Grigne è raggiungibile attraverso diversi percorsi con partenza dai Piani Resinelli. I Piani Resinelli toccano la quota media di 1300 metri sul livello del mare, sono raggiungibili in pochi minuti di automobile, noi con le nostre e-bike partendo da Malgrate dobbiamo prevedere non meno di un'oretta e mazza per la sola ascesa. Il percorso é interamente su asfalto, e nel tratto sino all'abitato di Ballabio dobbiamo considerare che si pedalerè su una strada parecchio trafficata, ( soprattutto nel fine settimana) mentre nella parte successiva la strada diventa più stretta e meno caotica.
Oliveto Lario, Lago di Como, Bellagio, Magreglio, Lezzeno
During the Second World War Ljubljana was encircled by a bob wire fence. It was a very difficult time for the locals: there was not enough food in the city and they were not allowed to exit and to go to the countryside as well.
After the war, in the area of the fence locals made a so-called Path of Remembrance and Friendship, a green ring around Ljubljana.
The trail is suitable for walking as well as for cycling. It is 34 km long and all the time well kept. There is an alley of more than 7000 trees and you are going to enjoy their shade throughout of the tour.
You can start your tour at any place. The closest to the city centre is the part on the south - near Petrol gas station Barjanska 90. Later on just, follow the green and white sign.
In addition, we suggest doing the trail counter clockwise. This way you are going to have the steepest part at the beginning and later on, you can enjoy a pleasant, mainly flat ride.
The ebikes can be rented at the Center located in Ljubljana shopping area.
a Lubiana, in Slovenia, a Ljubljana
Questo percorso ti permetterà di immergerti nella natura, pedalando fra boschi che sembrano incantati, sorgenti naturali e paesaggi mozzafiato del Parco Nazionale del Pollino.
Il pittoresco borgo sorto alla fine del ‘400 porta il nome della potente famiglia lucana, proprietaria di numerosi feudi in Basilicata. Qui i Cistercensi promossero un grande sviluppo rurale.
Durante il brigantaggio il paese fu teatro delle orribili repressioni del Capitano Gennaro Iannarelli.
I luoghi da visitare lungo il percorso sono il Santuario della Madonna di Pollino e la Chiesa di S. Maria degli Angeli. Di grande interesse sono gli antichi molini (Calabrese, Ammirati, Fasanella) e le bellezze naturali di Bosco Magnano, del Monte Pollino e delle Gole del Frido.
The route takes us up to 2300 mslm, on the Italo Elvetic border of Step San Giacomo, costing some artificial basins made by the Enel between the 20 and 30 of 1900.
Attention : The path is NOT walkable with the children's bike trailer.
What to see, historical to the San Giacomo Pass
Built from 1929 by the Enel to be able to carry out the dams of Lake Castel and Toggia. As soon as abandoned the evocative conca of Riale the road becomes dirt and becomes a masterpiece of engineering, with reduced slopes, to be confronted by trucks during construction work and back from the harmonious lines complemented by dry arch mulls from which it is possible to immortalize excavations on the tops of the high Formazza and the underlying lake of the Morasco.
What to see, Lake Toggia
We are at quota 2191 mslm, this dam was built in the years 1929-1932 on the Rio Roni, has a length of 199 meters and is 44 meters high.
Focus, Piero Portaluppi-Architect
was one of the most important architects and urbanists of the first half of the ' 900 Italian. Although he has operated predominantly in northern Italy, and in particular for the high bourgeoisie meneghine, he has a real revolution in the way of thinking about the architecture of public and private spaces. Over the course of his career he has carried out projects in a number of areas : not only palaces and residential villas, but also hydroelectric power stations-in which he applied architectural styles more related to historical construction than to industrial-funerary edicts, exhibition pavilions, hotels and much more.
a Verbania, sui Laghi, sul Lago Maggiore, nella Val d'Ossola, Premosello-Chiovenda, Vogogna, Macugnaga, sul Toce, Lago di Mergozzo
Visit the city of Turin and the surrounding area with the support of our electric bikes and discover the river parks, the neighboring town of Moncalieri, the hill with its paths and its points of view, the Savoy residences and the Basilica of Superga, to conclude with a tour of the elegant city center.
At the end of the tour you can relax and continue the exploration of the territory in a sensorial way through an aperitif at the Rossorubino restaurant wine shop, tasting the "Merenda Vinoira" made up of 5 typical Piedmontese cuisine accompanied by a glass of wine or Vermouth Spritz.
in Turin
Nice tour for exploring the Langhe area in eMTB.
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
Nice off roads tour in Langhe area passing in La Morra and Barolo area
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
A day to visit Moirano, Castel Rocchero and Fontanile. In the heart of Monferrato. Moirano It is a graceful fraction of Acqui Terme where you can visit the church of Santa Maria. Castel Rocchero Se c 'it is a country where the monoculture of the vine has marked the territory profoundly, this is Castel Rocchero. The Connecting Road with Nice and Castel Boglione is an uninterrupted spectacle of film geometries that extend to loss d 'eye and follow the soft reliefs of the hills by creating suggestive chromatin games. It is the land of the Barbera, of the Moscato, of the Brachetto, of the Dolcept, with respect of farms, many of which confer the grapes at the great Cantina Sociale which is truncated with its surrounding structure and panoramic all ', the beginning of the descent for Acqui. Fontanile, the country of the Big Bench The Parish Church of San Giovanni Battista is a majestic structure in a neo-Gothic style with a large dome 53 metres high in the center of the small country of Fontanile. Unbelievable but true, it is known at a distance of chilomertri, interesting to visit together with the beautiful beautiful places. There is also a giant bench of the Big Bench Community Project by Chris Bangle.
in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
Si parte dalla piazza di Greve in Chianti proseguendo per un breve tratto sulla strada Chiantigiana S.R. 222, dopodiché si svolta a sinistra seguendo la direzione per il borgo di Lamole, uno dei punti più alti in cui viene coltivato il vino Chianti Classico e dove sono ancora visibili i così detti vigneti terrazzati che rappresentano uno dei metodi di coltivazione più antichi.
Dalla Piazza di Lamole si prosegue a destra, raggiungendo la via che vi condurrà al borgo di Panzano in Chianti, una tipica strada bianca toscana contornata da vigneti e oliveti. Una volta giunti a Panzano in Chianti, grazioso insediamento con botteghe tipiche artigiane e punti degustazione, attraversando il centro storico si prosegue in direzione di Montefioralle, borgo fortificato medievale, che vanta la sua presenza anche nella Guida dei Borghi più Belli d’Italia, dalla strada di Montefioralle si tornerà nuovamente nel centro di Greve in Chianti, concludendo l’anello della durata di circa 25km.
in Chianti, in Greve in Chianti, in Cavriglia, in Radda in Chianti, in Gaiole in Chianti, in Castellina in Chianti, Eroica, Tuscany in ebike
The excursion starts on the slopes of the castle of the Scaligero di Valeggio castle, to discover the streets of the historic center and the legendary tortellino. We continue passing under the bell tower of the church of Santa Lucia dei Monti to head towards the Terre del Custoza, dominated by another vertical line, that of Ossario. Between historic houses and cellars, the route returns to the Valeggiano area and descends down the Mincio river passing through the old route of the Littorina, where other vertical lines guide our route, the Ponti sul Mincio hydroelectric plant and its Scaligero castle.
at Lake Garda, in Manerba del Garda, in Salò, in Moniga del Garda, in San Felice del Benaco, in Desenzano del Garda, in Padenghe, in Peschiera del Garda, in Valeggio sul Mincio, on the Cycleway of Mincio,
the itinerary covers the most authentic stretch of Parco dei Castelli Romani. you will start with your e-bikes from the vineyards at the base of Frascati, with it's famous wine variety full of history, that's perfect example of beauty and simplicity, you will continue your trip going up towards Monteporzio, approacching Monte tuscolo and it' s archeological site, and the Camaldoli's hermitage. From the top of the mountian you will have a terrific panorama. Thereafter you will come back to your strarting point, going through Frascati and it's historic villas and the Cocciano' s vineyards.
Nel tour che collega i due parchi avventura da Rimini a Riccione, si parte dal parco XXV aprile di Rimini passando poi per l’antico borgo dei pescatori di San Giuliano, il famoso quartiere tanto amato da Federico Fellini e Tonino Guerra. Una sosta lungo la suggestiva piazza sull’acqua antistante il famoso ponte di Tiberio, per proseguire alla scoperta del Castello, i palazzi storici e il Tempio Malatestiano. In questo tour si possono vedere anche l’arco di Augusto, l’anfiteatro dei romani e il nuovo centro storico di Rimini con il rinnovato teatro Galli e il cinema Fulgor, icona dell’arte felliniana in Italia e nel mondo. Si arriva quindi sul lungomare di Rimini che con la sua pista ciclabile collega direttamente la vicina Riccione, passando per Rivazzurra, Bellariva e Miramare.
in San Marino, around San Marino
This ebike tour will allow you to enjoy the Turin hills and its beautiful nature, until you reach one of its most famous peaks, the basilica of Superga. On the way back to the city, you will also pass by the Lavazza factory and museum, the Porta Palazzo market (the largest in Europe) and the historic center of Turin.
It starts from Via Madama Cristina 21, BikeSquare Torino electric bike rental point; head towards the Parco del Valentino and climb towards the Monte dei Cappuccini. From here, passing through the districts of Borgo Po and Madonna del Pilone, you go up to Pino Torinese, and then travel on the crest of the Collina to Superga.
Superga
To get to the 672 m altitude of the Basilica of Superga you pass through a beautiful road surrounded by trees between Pino Torinese and the basilica itself.
One you get there, you will find yourself in the large square of the basilica, where you won't know what to see first between the view of the city of Turin and the beauty of the building in front of you.
Particularly recommended is passing on the back of the building where you can find the monument to the Torino FC players, who disappeared in a plane crash near Superga on May 4, 1949.
After the visit, you can proceed with a long descent towards the city.
Heading back towards Turin: Parco della Colletta, Lavazza e Porta Palazzo
Back in the city, we recommend passing through the Colletta park to avoid traffic in order to pass in front of the Einaudi Campus and to get closer to the headquarters.
In addition to the Lavazza headquarters, you can find the Lavazza museum and a museum with archaeological remains found during the construction of the palace.
Finally, you can admire the Porta Palazzo market, the largest market in Europe, where you can be sure that you will find that Asian spice you have been looking for for some time or any other fantasy of yours.
Extending the tour to nearby Baloon you will find the most fascinating antiques / second hand / junk market you can imagine.
Getting inside the historical city center, Savoy's palaces and going back home
To return to the historic center you pass through the Porte Palatine, those that were once the true gates of the city.
In series you can visit the Turin Cathedral, where the Holy Shroud is exhibited on significant occasions and the Palazzo della Città, seat of the town hall.
Subsequently, passing through via Garibaldi (street famous for the "vasche", so you walk and see all the shops) you pop out in Piazza Castello, where you can admire the medieval castle embellished with the eighteenth-century facade of the Juvarra, the modern Regio theater (theater for the Opera) and the Royal Palace. A railing with the opening guarded by the bronze statues of the mythological Castor and Pollux on horseback (Pollux distinguishable by the star on the forehead that certifies his divine nature) separates Piazza Castello from the courtyard of Palazzo Reale, seat of the Royal armory. A padlock in the center of this passage identifies according to some one of the gates of paradise and according to others one of the vertices of the white magic triangle Prague, Lyon, Turin.
From Piazza Castello you enter Via Lagrange to enter the fascinating, elegant and enchanting Piazza Carignano.
This square has a concentration of beauty and history that you will hardly find elsewhere! Here, in fact, you can admire, immersed in the maximum expression of Piedmontese Baroque:
Palazzo Carignano, seat of the first Italian parliament
Il Cambio restaurant, what was once the most loved restaurant by Cavour
The Egyptian museum, the second largest museum in the world for Egyptology
Then we advance and proceed towards Piazza San Carlo, the living room of Turin, a place where we advise you to stop and admire it as one of the greatest examples of elegance and Savoy baroque.
Passing between two Baroque churches you enter the next CNL square with the male and female statues representing respectively the Po and the Dora, the main rivers of Turin. Continue along Via Roma in the direction of the monumental facade of the Porta Nuova station reaching the Sambuy gardens. From here, take the Via Nizza cycle path to Corso Marconi where the building that was the headquarters of FIAT is located (on the right in white tuff) and return to Via Madama Cristina reaching the rental point after a few blocks.
in Turin
The Big Bench
E-bike tour to discover the Big Bench is full of panoramic viewpoints and rides immersed in nature among the hills of the Langhe in search of 5 giant benches from the Big Bench Community Project. Among these, you will also see the first one, near the founder's house: Chris Bangle. The Big Bench project was born in Clavesana and is an artistic and tourist initiative that consists of installing giant benches in scenic and suggestive locations. The Big Benches are giant benches, they are public and offer visitors the opportunity to sit and admire spectacular landscapes.
Chris Bangle says: "becoming children again by rediscovering the landscape"
Big Bench San Benedetto Belbo
The departure for the ebike tour is from Murazzano, a gem of Alta Langa. With the bikes, you proceed towards San Benedetto Belbo pedaling through groves and hazelnut trees until you reach the giant bench #85 yellow and blue, positioned along the road that descends from Passo della Bossola towards the San Benedetto Belbo village. It was inaugurated in 2019.
Big Bench Dogliani
The tour to discover the giant benches continues towards Dogliani, the home of Dolcetto wine and Neo-Gothic architecture. The blue and red bench is located in the historic center near the majestic castle. With e-bikes, it will be easy to reach it by climbing the hill of the town of Dogliani. A picnic stop is highly recommended, by reservation, you can contact the Agriturismo Marenco Aldo and pick up your picnic basket that you can enjoy sitting on the Big Bench while observing the panorama or in the shade of a beautiful tree.
Big Bench Farigliano
After recharging your energy with a delicious picnic stop, why not, combined with a tasting of Dolcetto di Dogliani, the route continues towards Farigliano where in Borgata Gombe immersed in the quiet of the surrounding countryside we find the giant purple bench. Photo stop and then continue towards Clavesana.
Big Bench Clavesana
The e-bike route has Clavesana as its last stop with its two giant benches, the red and the blue one. Did you know that Clavesana is where the Big Bench Community Project originated? Its founder Chris Bangle installed the first giant bench, the red one, in Borgata Correa in 2010. For true fans of giant benches, the official passport is available at accredited points (info on the official website), where you can have dedicated visit stamps for each Italian and international bench.
L'immagine di copertina è di Davide Tomatis / CC BY-SA
in Novello, in Barolo, in La Morra, in Verduno, in the Langhe, in Roero, in Barbaresco, in Neive, in Monforte, in Diano, in Castiglion Falletto, in Alba, in Bra
Questo percorso è un giro ad anello che prevede la partenza e l’arrivo presso il punto di noleggio e-Bike di Atripalda CICLOSTAZIONE in contrada San Lorenzo 18.
L’itinerario può essere affrontato con tutte le tipologie di e-bike disponibili.
Seguite le indicazioni della traccia che GPS che vi abbiamo fornito e, ogni qual volta arriverete in un punto di interesse, approfondite la conoscenza dei luoghi leggendo i consigli che abbiamo preparato per voi: speriamo che possiate trovarli interessanti e che vi aiuteranno a godere a pieno della vostra escursione in e-bike lungo le strade di Irpinia!
Si parte dalla Ciclostazione in direzione Villa San Nicola dove affronterete il primo km in pianura, percorso urbano, fino ai giardini Biagio Venezia dove comincia un leggero dislivello che vi porta fino a Villa San Nicola.
Dopo questi 3 km di salita troverete, a pochi metri di distanza, due punti di ristoro Masseria Piano e Agriturismo da Baffone dove potrete sostare e fare le attività più svariate, dal PicNic al giro nelle fattorie didattiche, degustare prodotti tipici e rilassarvi, insomma a voi la scelta.
Da qui si parte per Sorbo Serpico, sempre con un leggero dislivello, che durerà per 4 km e vi perderete per il resto del percorso nella natura assoluta. Ma prima vi consigliamo di allungarvi a Santo Stefano del Sole dove potrete visitare il Belvedere della Giovinezza e sostare per godere di un panorama mozzafiato che affaccia su tutto il partenio e rinfrescarvi nella piazzetta, dove potete riempire le vostre borracce.
Usciti da Santo Stefano del Sole si prosegue verso Sorbo Serpico, dove godrete di panorami incantevoli, costeggerete la montagna di Volturara, immensi boschi e potrete ammirare i vigneti autoctoni dei Feudi di San Gregorio.
Qui ai Feudi, storica cantina Irpina, potete perdervi tra degustazioni di vini, percorsi esperienziali e visite nella struttura, dalla bottaia agli immensi giardini. Per descrivere i Feudi, le parole non bastano, una sosta è d’obbligo per scoprire i veri valori dell’Irpinia. Sarete seguiti e accompagnati da uno staff preparato che saprà soddisfare tutte le vostre esigenze e le vostre richieste.
Qui siete sul punto più alto del vostro giro, da qui in poi saranno 5 km di discesa. Proseguite costeggiando sulla vostra destra l’immensa e incantevole struttura dei Feudi e scendete verso contrada San Gregorio, dove costeggerete una fantastica pineta fino ad arrivare all’ingresso del Parco San Gregorio. Si estende per circa 20 ettari il verde lussureggiante del Parco di S. Gregorio-Pietramara e domina tutta la valle del Sabato. Lassù, secondo un´ antica tradizione, c’era un tempio romano, il leggendario Atrio di Pallade, da cui sarebbe derivato il nome di Atripalda.
Entrate, pedalate e immergetevi nella natura. Qui c’è la possibilità di sostare, fare un picnic o semplicemente e godersi il silenzio o in alternativa fare un giro all’interno seguendo i vari sentieri che ci sono. All’interno è possibile anche visitare il Parco Avventura Pettirosso, ideale per i più piccoli.
Si prosegue, dopo aver attraversato il parco, per una lunga discesa che vi porterà ad Atripalda, dove potete fare una visita al centro storico e visitare gli scavi dell’antica Abellinum. Testimonianza ancora viva e tangibile dell'influenza della civiltà romana in Irpinia, i reperti dell'antica Abellinum costituiscono uno dei principali siti storico-archeologici dell'intera provincia.
Da qui, pochi km e si rientra alla Ciclostazione, attraversando la piazza di Atripalda.
Ricordate che siamo a vostra completa disposizione prima, durante e dopo le vostre escursioni sulle ebike a noleggio. Grazie ai localizzatori GPS presenti su tutte le nostre bici a pedalata assistita, in caso di difficoltà potremmo raggiungervi senza velocemente e con precisione.
Per informazioni sui tracciati e sul noleggio, per assistenza durante il noleggio ebike potete chiamarci al Telefono (lun 16:30-20:00 / mar-sab 9:30-13:30, 16:30-20:00) o scriverci su Whatsapp 24 ore su 24. Il numero da contattare è sempre lo stesso, sia per parlare a voce che per scambi di messaggi su Whatsapp. Vi basterà aggiungere alla tua rubrica il numero 0825.31.139 per chattare con noi.
Se invece volete pensare solo a divertirvi, rilassatevi e lasciate che sia una delle nostre guide ad accompagnarvi. Saremo felici di rivelarvi angoli nascosti, panorami mozzafiato e di condividere la strada insieme a voi.
Dislivello: D+ 1600
Difficolta: Alta
Questo percorso lungo ed estremo parte dal piccolo come di La Magdeleine. Scendendo lungo la strada che porta al lago di Lod (Antey St. Andre) si raggiunge la strada statale appena fuori dal paese. Giunti alla statale purtroppo non ci sono molte alternative e occore raggiungere l'abitato di Antey St. André su asfalto (procedere con cautela auto). Cio nonostante la riserva naturale del lago di Lod e la graziosa frazione di Challien non vi deluderanno. Dopo circa 5 km si raggiunge Antey St. André e svoltando a sinistra si attraversal la frazione di Petit Antey per giungere in una splendida strada sterrata attrezzata che vi porta proprio in centro. Da li si attraversa la statale che sale a Cervinia per imboccare un sentiero lungo il fiume Marmore e vi porta alla frazione di Cerian. Piccola e praticamente inviolata, la frazione di Cerian, una volta attraversata, permette di raggiungere la centralina dell'Acqua di Antey St. Andre con una ripida e divertente discesa su sterrato. Si sale nuovamente per arrivare a Chessin e dopo aver riattraversato la statale si imbocca uno splendido sterrato che porta in collina a Chatillon. Da qui un percorso conosciuto e assai frequentato, il Rue de La Plaine, permette di raggiungere la zona delle Terme di St. Vincent. La parte di divertente e meno faticosa finisce qui. Dalla zona Termale si sale ora alla frazione di Moron (St. Vincent) e dopo circa un paio di km sulla sinistra si sale ancora per raggiungere Perrieres fantastica frazione immersa nel verde piu incontaminato. Una volta attraversata la frazione di Perrieres una poderale pianeggiante vi porta nuovamente a Chatillon per farvi iniziare l'ultima faticosa ma emozionante salita. Si attraversa un fitto bosco seguendo una strada asfaltata che porta a Nissod, piccola frazione che domina la collina di Chatillon, un paesaggio emozionante vi accoglierà. Oltrepassato Nissod si continua a salire ma la strada diventa sterrata e dopo circa 4 km si raggiungono gli alpeggi a dir poco meravigliosi ai piedi del Monte Zerbion. Non è ancora finita la salita....oltrepassati gli alpeggi si raggiunge la Valserena, un enorme radura immersa nel gran bosco della collina di Chatillon, ok la somma è quasi raggiunta, un simpatico pianoro seguito da una splendida discesa vi porterà ora al magico Promiod. Ok ci siamo la metà è vicina si sale nel bosco si incontra un bellissimo alpeggio incastonato nel bosco e voila, all'orizzonte La Magdeleine....
in Valle d'Aosta, in Chatillon, in Fenis, in Ayas, In Cervino valley, to Champlong lakes, in Chamois, to Lod lake, to Zerbon mount
This path allows you to move from one ebike rental point to another, so that you have at your disposal not only the routes and GPS tracks starting from Chiusano San Domenico, but also those with origin at the Avellino cycle station in Contrada San Lorenzo, Atripalda.
This route can be cycled either one way or the other, depending on where you are. The GPS track is a little over 16 km long and takes about 2 hours to cover if it is travelled from Atripalda to Chiusano San Domenico; it will take about 1 hour if it is travelled downhill, i.e. from Chiusano San Domenico to Atripalda.
The road does not present any type of difficulty, so it can be tackled with all types of e-bike available for hire: city, trekking and full suspension e-MTB. By following the GPS track, you will avoid passing along the busier Strada Statale 7, also known as Vecchia Ofantina, preferring an itinerary that is more pleasant to follow and with less risk.
The following description was created assuming departure from the Atripalda rental point, at the Avellino cycle station. If, on the other hand, you depart from the Chiusano San Domenico hire point, all the information remains valid, inverting - naturally - their nature.
Leaving the Ciclostazione Avellino behind you, you only need to pedal your e-bike for 1 km to leave the bustling traffic of the city of Atripalda and take the SP5 after 200 metres uphill.
For almost 4 km you can enjoy the beauty of pedalling on a road that is not at all difficult, made up of pleasant ups and downs with small, short climbs followed by short downhill stretches. Although it has been replaced by the faster and more convenient motorway link, this road connects Atripalda and Serino and, therefore, may be affected by vehicular traffic: keep to the right in single file and pay attention.
After 3.7 km the navigator will ask you to turn left onto SP17. Here begins a 2 km climb, with no steep slopes. At the end of the climb, you will enjoy a beautiful view of the Sabato valley and some magnificent vineyards. It is here, from these rows of vines, that some of Irpinia's finest wines are obtained, especially Fiano di Avellino. If you feel like it and if you have time, explore the surroundings in search of the most beautiful landscapes.
A beautiful descent will take you first to Sorbo Serpico and then to Salza Irpina, where you will have to face a short but steep climb to exit the town and turn right. For 500 metres you will ride on the SS7, with the village of Salza Irpina on your right, before turning left onto a secondary road with zero traffic. Relax and enjoy the pleasant climb (2 km) on your pedal-assisted bike. You will cross a dense and lush forest of beech and chestnut trees while maintaining a steady and decidedly rideable gradient. When you pass under an overpass and the forest gives way to a splendid panorama, it means that the climb is almost over. On your left you will have a wide view of Irpinia, with the Partenio Park, Montevergine and many small villages; on your left vineyards, countryside and the beauty of Monte Tuoro.
At the end of the road, turn right to join the SP39, which will take you to Chiusano San Domenico. When you come to a nice view (unfortunately transennined due to a landslide when this information sheet was written), it will mean you are entering the village. Go straight on, past Borgo Ripa (the old historic centre of Chiusano San Domenico, home of the journalist Carlo Nazzaro), the town square) and you have arrived. On the right, you will notice the orange sign of Reveló, the bike and rental point in Chiusano San Domenico of Ciclostazione Avellino.
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in Abruzzo, in Pineto, in Pescara, in Francavilla al Mare, in Celano, in Ovindoli, in Santa Jona
ANGUILLARA / ROME THE VIA FRANCIGENA AND THE VEIO PARK
The last stage of the GTL (or the first, if you decide to leave northwards: it is not one-way!) largely exploits the route of the Via Francigena, in the last stretch of the long journey of the pilgrims who arrived in the Holy City. From Anguillara we pass through roads with little traffic near Lake Martignano – depending on the season, it will be more or less pleasant to stop for a swim – and then follow the course of the Cremera stream to the beautiful Sorbo Valley, where the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Sorbo stands. From here we can follow the GPS track and the sporadic indications of the Francigena up to the Veio Park, a city conquered by the Romans in the royal period, whose traces remain in an important archaeological site. We continue our journey towards the city through green patches and streams, along paths that are sometimes bumpy but always fascinating, up to the village of Isola Farnese and the Mola Waterfalls. At this point we still follow the course of the Cremera through secondary roads up to the point where it plunges into the Tiber becoming a tributary: we are now at the gates of the GRA, which we cross with an underpass, and in the northern suburbs of the capital: the entrance to the center is the task of the Tiber ridge, a cycle artery that runs along the river offering unexpected Roman views, from a perspective where traffic does not arrive. The routes to enter Rome include sections of Eurovelo 5 and Eurovelo 7.
What to see in Fondi
The last stage of the e-bike tour along the Appia Antica starts from Fondi, crossing charming coastal landscapes on panoramic roads that offer breathtaking views of the sea towards Itri. During the journey, it is possible to admire numerous archaeological sites and historical monuments that testify to the importance of the Appia Antica, the ancient Roman road. Cycling along the Appia Antica, you can savor the delicious local products of the area. Fondi is famous for the production of olives and high-quality extra virgin olive oil, which can be tasted at the numerous farms in the area. Furthermore, the area is renowned for its cheeses, such as buffalo mozzarella and pecorino, which pair perfectly with fresh bread and local cold cuts.
What to see in Itri
Continuing along the Appia Antica with e-bikes towards Itri, a charming medieval village located on the hills. Itri is a small town that offers several interesting sights to visit. The narrow and winding streets of the historic center lead to the discovery of ancient stone buildings, historical churches, and picturesque squares that retain the authentic atmosphere of the medieval village. The medieval fortress castle of Itri, located on top of the hill, dominates the surrounding landscape and is one of the symbols of the village. Visiting the castle allows you to admire its imposing walls, medieval towers, and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the surrounding countryside and sea. Itri boasts several historical churches of great artistic and religious interest. Among the most important are the Church of San Michele Arcangelo, the Church of San Giovanni Battista, and the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore. Inside, there are numerous frescoes and works of art of notable historical and artistic importance that allow visitors to discover the history and spirituality of the place.
What to see in Formia
The e-bike tour along the Appia Antica ends in Formia, a charming coastal city. After the ride, you can relax on the city's beautiful beaches and enjoy some well-deserved rest. Formia boasts beautiful golden sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, ideal for relaxing, sunbathing, and taking a refreshing dip. The most famous beaches include Vindicio Beach and Serapo Beach. Among the city's archaeological sites, the most famous is the Mausoleo di Cicerone. Formia is also known for its gastronomy, with famous dishes based on fresh fish and seafood such as the typical clam pasta that will delight even the most demanding palates.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
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