Tipi Percorsi
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
Questa è l'esperienza per chi: ama pedalare ma anche parcheggiare la bici per gustare del buon cibo sorseggiando il vino giusto!
in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
This easy 15 km loop passes through the hamlets of Pianca, Brembella, Camerata Cornello and Cornello dei Tasso.
Today, carriage roads make it easy to reach the myriad of villages, more or less substantial, scattered over the vast territory stretching at the base of Monte Cancervo. Some of these villages are true hidden gems, such as the small, softly shaped hamlet of Pianca, situated at the base of Mount Cancervo.
Camerata Cornello is a village steeped in history: it seems that the first settlements were established as early as the early Middle Ages when, following the barbarian invasions, the townspeople took refuge in the valley. Over the course of history, the valley inhabitants built various small churches and chapels that have retained their original charm over the years and still preserve their valuable historical and architectural heritage. The buildings in Camerata and its districts are an excellent testimony to the rural architecture of the valley. The buildings adapt perfectly to the morphology of the land, taking advantage of the characteristics of the terrain; the main material used is local stone cut into large blocks bound with mortar.
Cornello is a village of medieval origin that owes its name to the ancient Tasso family, whose most famous member is undoubtedly Torquato Tasso. The Tasso family already had a company of 'post masters' in the mid-12th century and came to manage the mail service of the Habsburg Empire during the 16th century. In the Middle Ages, the village of Cornello was an important centre for trade and the passage of people and goods thanks to the presence of the via Mercatorum, the merchants' road, which connected Bergamo to Valtellina and linked some of the most important centres in the Brembana Valley.
When, in 1592, the construction of the Priula Road began, commissioned by the Venetian government to directly connect Bergamo to Valtellina without passing through Spanish territories, Cornello dei Tasso found itself isolated and lost its commercial importance, giving way to a period of decline. The new road, in fact, passed along the valley floor, separating the village from the new road system. The isolation of the village, however, favoured the preservation of its original urban structure, which, except for some alterations in the second half of the 20th century, still appears in its medieval appearance, a requisite that has allowed Cornello to be included among "The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy".
in San Giovanni Bianco, in San Pellegrino Terme, in Val Taleggio, in Camerata Cornello, in Dossena, in Valpiana, in Vedeseta, in Zogno
LAKE TURANO
Once on the border with Abruzzo, the GTL route turns north and heads to Sabina, towards the fourth provincial capital of the region: after Rome, Latina and Frosinone, this stage takes us to Rieti, the "geographical center of Italy". To do so, he chooses the gentler and less harsh route through the mountains, continuing to follow the Way of St. Benedict as already happened in stage 6. We climb in altitude passing through villages set in the green of the Apennine woods, Riofreddo, Vallinfreda, Orvinio, and then enter the Turano valley, where the lake of the same name was formed in 1939, following the construction of a huge dam. In fact, the track follows a flat pace and even slightly downhill as a whole, with only two small uphill climbs, offering the pleasure of pedaling through the mountains without pedaling too much. This valley is not served by train or highways, and has remained relatively quiet and safe from the large tourist flows. The river we skirt, also called Turano, gradually swells until it becomes a fjord, the southern branch of the lake: its contours are often foggy, humid and disturbing. We thus arrive at the two villages of Castel di Tora and Colle di Tora, which look at each other from the two shores of the lake, and the ruins of the castle of Antuni, piled up on a small island near the bridge that joins the two sides. After Colle di Tora there are the only slopes to face to get to the Turano dam: a few hairpin bends in the woods, and we are at the gigantic concrete wall that holds back the course of the river. It is worth a small detour to the villages of Rocca Sinibalda, where the impressive Sforza Cesarini Castle stands, originally from the eleventh century, and Posticciola, an original Roman outpost and transhumance passage. From here on it is all downhill: we lose the altitude gained on a road snubbed by traffic, to easily cover the last flat kilometers towards the Sabine capital.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Evento di gruppo, alla scoperta del vino Ribona e delle cantine Murola, Saputi, Sant'Isidoro e Podere Sabbioni.
Percorso ad anello di 40 km, con partenza alle ore 10:00 da Petriolo, fino a Colmurano, e ritorno al Bar Centrale intorno alle 16:00.
Lungo il percorso, che si snoda fra strade bianche ed asfaltate (i tratti di sterrato sono stati esclusi, per evitare il fango), dopo circa 5 km di strada panoramica, incontreremo la Cantina Murola, dove degusteremo il Ribona Baccius ed il Giula '21.
Dopo la breve sosta, proseguiremo verso la valle del fiume Fiastra ed attraverseremo il parco archeologico Urbs Salvia, per salire al borgo di Urbisaglia (Urbs Salvia), Città della Regio V Picenum, che nacque come nel II secolo a.C. Da qui, proseguiremo in verso Colmurano, attraverseremo il borgo e, dopo circa 20 km dalla partenza arriveremo alla Cantina Saputi, dove ci aspettano i due assaggi di Ribona e dove potremmo consumare il pranzo al sacco in mezzo al verde.
Dopo la sosta di circa un'oretta, ripartiremo alla volta dei territori dell'Abbadia di Fiastra, e ci potremmo fermare ad scoprire la piccola e magnifica chiesa di Maestà, denominata anche Santa Maria del Massaccio: la primitiva edicola sacra venne infatti eretta a ridosso di un rudere romano, probabilmente un monumento funerario (ancora oggi visibile), situato lungo l'antica Salaria Gallica.
Continuando, lungo la direttrice del fiume Fiastra, entreremo nei territori dell'Abbadia, per poi arrivare al colle di Colbuccaro dove conosceremo la Cantina Sant'Isidoro ed i vini Pausola e Beltrovato '22.
Ci stiamo ora avvicinando al ritorno, ma prima ci aspetta la scoperta della Cantina Podere Sabbioni e del suo Ribona '22, che potremmo assaggiare in mezzo ai filari della sua vigna.
Al ritorno a Petriolo, è possibile visitare il museo dei legni processionali o, per gli irriducibili, fare un aperitivo al Bar Centrale
Marca Maceratese, nella Marca Maceratese, a Macerata, a Petriolo
Exciting tour near the Nemi's lake, the wildest and the most adventouros between the Castelli's lakes, where nature dominates uncontested. During the itinerary you can visit the Nemus farm along the lake's bank, where the staff organises special plays in their " straw theatre" every saturday evening. Passing through the city of Nemi you can visit the famous "boat museum". next we arrive to Genzano and Rocca di Papa and we return to the base.
This itinerary offers a wonderful cross-section of the Piedmont territory, winding through UNESCO vineyards of Langhe-Roero, typical Roero orchards, and historic villages.
Corneliano D'Alba
The starting point with e-bikes for this loop tour is Corneliano D'Alba, one of the heart villages of Roero. For those who wish, it's possible to have an excellent breakfast or snack before departure, which will provide the right energy for the ride. The tour begins with a visit to the town - Corneliano D'Alba preserves in its historic center a medieval decagonal tower from the 13th century, 22 meters tall, testimony to the medieval past of the city and what remains of the ancient castle. For lovers of Baroque architecture, a stop at the Church of SS Gallo and Nicolò is recommended, a Baroque building with an imposing facade that preserves valuable frescoes and decorations inside; the main altar in polychrome marble is particularly valuable. Corneliano D'Alba, located in the heart of Roero, is renowned for wine production, especially Roero Arneis DOCG and Roero DOCG. During summer, the village comes alive for the peach harvest; this fruit in Corneliano d'Alba is particularly prized and juicy. After visiting the town, we depart by bike toward Vezza D'Alba.
Vezza D'Alba
Leaving the town of Corneliano D'Alba, guided by the self-guided route, the ride continues on paved secondary roads that run through vineyards, with gentle ups and downs typical of the Roero territory. During this first part of the journey, you can admire splendid views of the surrounding hills, dotted with farmhouses and small villages. On the e-bike, we reach Vezza d'Alba, whose name origin is quite curious - according to many scholars, the name (once "Vicia") derives from a particular herbaceous plant (vicia sativa) that was once cultivated in the area as fodder for animals. Today, fodder cultivation is practically non-existent, replaced by vineyard cultivation, with Arneis and Nebbiolo vines finding excellent flavor expression in this sandy soil. Not only vines, but also peaches and Madernassa pears are typical products of this area. For geology and natural history lovers, a visit to the Roero Natural History Museum is highly recommended. It is the most important museum of its kind in the area; today the museum houses two different rooms, one geological and the other naturalistic.
Priocca
Leaving Vezza D'Alba behind, the bike takes us toward Priocca passing through Castellinaldo D'Alba. The landscape in this stretch is characterized by alternating woods and vineyards; we are in the wild part of Roero. Looking up at the horizon, steep Rocche (rock formations) stand out - sand walls, sometimes covered with spontaneous vegetation, sometimes "bare." In this stretch, they show all their grandeur. With e-bikes, the steeper climbs are not a problem; the assisted pedaling allows you to climb without too much effort. Once at the top, the panorama over the Tanaro valley and the Langhe gives the right satisfaction to continue toward Priocca. We are about halfway through the route. During the warm season, Priocca is an excellent stopping point for a picnic; upon reservation, it's possible to pick it up directly at the start of the e-bike tour. After lunch at a trattoria or picnic in the shade of a majestic tree, a visit to the town of Priocca is recommended. On foot or by bike, a visit to the Parish Church of St. Stephen is recommended - once a castle chapel, it preserves an imposing bell tower 40 meters tall and completed in 1923. Not just art and culture, but also food and wine; a stop at the numerous local wineries is recommended to experience a true wine tasting of Roero wines.
Return, Magliano Alfieri
The ride on the return road toward Corneliano d'Alba continues on secondary roads with low traffic. This e-bike route crosses more wooded areas and some rural hamlets, offering a different perspective of the territory. Along the bike path, you reach the village of Magliano Alfieri; the woods give way to vineyards and hazelnut groves that characterize the landscape of this stretch. Upon arrival in the village, attention is captured by the imposing Magliano Alfieri castle, which houses the Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions and the curious Museum of Plaster Ceilings. With e-bikes, the climb to the castle won't be too demanding, and the view from the castle's belvedere over the Langhe will be wonderful. Leaving Magliano Alfieri behind, the route comes to an end with the return to the starting point in Corneliano d'Alba.
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
Cycling through the hills of the Barolo Langhe on an e-bike is an adventure that awakens all the senses, a journey through a landscape that is a true living masterpiece. Starting from Alba station, this route leads you into the heart of a unique territory, a UNESCO World Heritage site. As you gently advance, the famous Nebbiolo vineyards follow one another in a mosaic of greens and golds, offering breathtaking views at every turn. The fresh air, infused with the scents of ripe grapes and fertile soil, envelops you, awakening your senses and nourishing your spirit. Every village you encounter along the way tells stories of ancient wine traditions, passion and a territory lovingly shaped by humans over the centuries.
Roddi
Roddi welcomes you with its imposing medieval castle that dominates the surrounding landscape. Explore the "village of poetry", with verses scattered on the walls of houses, and visit the Museum of the University of Truffle Dogs to discover the secrets of searching for the precious tuber.
Verduno
Verduno, famous for its Pelaverga wine, invites you to taste this rare indigenous variety in local cellars. The viewpoint offers a spectacular view of the hills and the plain below, a panorama that remains etched in your memory.
La Morra
La Morra, known as the "balcony of the Langhe", treats you to one of the most breathtaking views in the region. From the viewpoint in Piazza Castello, you can admire a panorama that stretches from the Barolo hills to the Alps. Don't miss the church of San Martino, a Piedmontese Baroque gem.
Vergne
Vergne, a hamlet divided between Barolo, Novello, La Morra and Narzole, offers an authentic and tranquil atmosphere. It's the ideal place for a refreshing break, immersed in the quiet of the surrounding vineyards.
Novello
Novello surprises you with its neo-Gothic castle and panoramic terraces overlooking the surrounding hills. Taste Nascetta, an indigenous white wine, in the local Wine Shop.
Barolo
Barolo, the world capital of its namesake wine, awaits you with its majestic castle housing the WiMu, Wine Museum. Stroll through the historic centre and taste the "king of wines" in the numerous wine shops. The history of Barolo comes to life in every corner of this fascinating village.
Castiglione Falletto
Castiglione Falletto, with its imposing medieval castle, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding vineyards. Its ancient walls tell centuries of wine history.
Grinzane Cavour
Grinzane Cavour welcomes you with its majestic castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the Piedmont Regional Wine Shop and enjoy the view of the surrounding vineyards from the tower. The castle is a symbol of the region's oenological history.
Diano d'Alba
Diano d'Alba, perched on a hill, offers a 360-degree view of the Langhe. The "Belvedere di Diano" is an unmissable viewpoint, from which you can admire a sea of vineyards stretching to the horizon.
Alba
Alba, the starting and ending point of your tour, deserves in-depth exploration. Admire the medieval towers, visit the Cathedral of San Lorenzo and stroll along Via Vittorio Emanuele, known as "Via Maestra". Don't miss the new Truffle Museum, an immersive experience in the world of the precious tuber. If you're in town on a Saturday, the lively weekly market in the streets of the centre is the perfect opportunity to savour the local atmosphere and purchase typical products.
The Experience
This 56 km circular itinerary, known as "Barolo Rosso", is an adventure that requires good physical preparation, given its length and elevation gain. The use of e-bikes makes the route more accessible, but it remains an exciting challenge. The tour, supported by the BikeSquare app and marked by special road signs, offers you the freedom to explore at your own pace, stopping when and where you wish. Pedalling through some of the most evocative landscapes of the Langhe, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you'll immerse yourself completely in the natural beauty and cultural richness of this unique region. It's a journey that combines the pleasure of cycle tourism with the discovery of an extraordinary territory, where each pedal stroke is a tribute to the beauty of nature and human ingenuity that has shaped this unique landscape.
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
The second stage of the GTL flattens out towards the Agro Pontino, leaving behind the reliefs of the Alban Hills. Leaving Velletri, we move away from the course of the Appian Way along secondary roads in the countryside dotted with vines, still following the Via Francigena del Sud and the Eurovelo 7 route. Before entering the beautiful village of Giulianello, we skirt the lake of the same name along dirt roads and dirt roads, to avoid the dangerous and busy provincial road not far away. A few more pedal strokes and we are in Cori, where you can visit the wonderful Temple of Hercules. Continuing, the descent towards the expanses and the reclamation canals take us to what were once the fiefdoms of the Caetani family, up to one of the most beautiful gardens in Italy, the Oasis of Ninfa. From here to the Abbey of Valvisciolo, a masterpiece of the Cistercian, the road is short, and a few kilometers further on we can face the climb to the fortress of Sermoneta and stop at the medieval castle of the Caetani family. The last kilometers of the route are all flat, and pass first through the Latina Scalo station, and then arrive in the cradle of Rationalism.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
The sweet countryside costing massage and pajare, the wild beaches along the coast, the pinks on the sea in the parks to the scent of the Mediterranean spot, the boroughs and the small navies that treasure ancient tales and masterpieces not just a glimpse : it is an extraordinary adventure pedaling in the lands of the Salento, starting from Lecce to touch Galatin, the homeland of tarantism, and then immersing itself in the parks of which it is rich in the Ionian sea. Between one borgo and the other, alternates thus the Natural Park of Ugento, the Park of Punta Pizzo and the Isle of Sant' Andrea, the Park of Portoselvaggio, the protected Marine Area of Porto Cesareo, the Reserve of the Palude del Conte, the Reserve of the Tarantino littoral, up to the mouth of the Chidro River. You then enter into the land of the Primitivo by touching Manduria and Avetrana to return then to Lecce. The complete cyclovia and the 5 ring paths The Cycllovia of the Ionian Salento is the complete path to explore this territory, it is a ring path at the reach of all that develops in just over 300 kilometres in six recommended stages (Lecce, Nardò, Ugento, Gallipoli, Tower Lapillo, Avetrana). Overlapping for a good part of the main itinerary, are five ring paths that allow you to make excursions of a day or to arrange to measure your journey by bike : Escursion E-01 : from Ugento to Racale ;
Escursion E-02 : from Gallipoli to Racale ;
Escursion E-03 : from Nardò to Gallipoli ;
Escursion E-04 : from Porto Cesareo to Nardò ;
Excursion E-05 : from Manduria to Torre Lapillo The main path, long 305.8 km, and for 82% on asphalt and 18% on stills, with low intensity traffic on almost all the route, except in July / August on littoral traits. Lecce Lecce is the Pugliese city known as the "Florence of the South" for its extraordinary baroque beauty. It is a city that enchants and deserves to be explored by bicycle to discover its rich artistic and architectural heritage. Pedalando for its narrow and evocative streets, you can admire the magnificent baroque churches, the historical palaces and the enchanting squares that characterize the historical centre of Lecce. The bicycle will allow you to move agely between the most important monuments, such as the Basilica of Holy Cross, the Duomo and theRoman Anfiteatro. Lecce is surrounded by a campaign that will amaze you in all seasons and rich in ancient olive groves and vineyards. Pedalling between the streets of the salentine countryside will offer you the chance to discover the true essence of the Puglia. Finally, Lecce is a lively and welcoming city, rich in culinary and cultural traditions that you can discover along your bike journey. Stop in a local trattoria to taste the delicacies of the salentine cuisine and immerse yourself in the unique atmosphere of this city that can conquer the heart of anyone who visits it. Pedalare through the streets of Lecce will be an unforgettable experience that will leave you with precious memories to take with you forever. Exiting the city meets the first important point of interest of this cyclovia : thearchaeological area of Rudiae.
salento, salento ionico, in salento, maglia, lecce, puglia, nardò, avetrana
Scopri Spello e i suoi dintorni in un emozionante tour autoguidato in ebike attraverso gli affascinanti paesaggi dell'Umbria. Partendo dall'antico borgo medievale di Spello, immergiti nella bellezza della natura e della storia lungo un percorso che ti condurrà attraverso suggestivi luoghi e pittoreschi borghi.
Si parte da Spello che sebbene piccola in termini di dimensioni fisiche, attrae visitatori da ogni angolo del Mondo grazie alla sua ricchezza di monumenti, chiese e suggestivi vicoli in pietra che si arrampicano per le colline circostanti. Il suo centro cittadino è caratterizzato da un'atmosfera vibrante e cosmopolita, con negozi artigianali e ristoranti che offrono cucina locale e tradizionale umbra, che si amalgama perfettamente con l'eleganza dell'architettura medievale. La sua bellezza unica e l'atmosfera affascinante la rendono una destinazione ideale per una piacevole e rilassante vacanza in mezzo al verde e alla cultura della bella regione dell'Umbria.
Nella parte alta di Spello il punto di riferimento è l'antica fonte del Bregno, da cui parte la via del Subasio, che percorreremo salendo tra gli uliveti di fianco a un tratto dell'antico acquedotto romano, e venendo immediatamente immersi nella bellezza del paesaggio rurale. Deviando poi a sinistra salirai sulla emozionante via del paradiso, per arrivare poi a i resti della antica e affascinante Abbazia di Santa Maria di Vallegloria, dove potrai ammirare il suggestivo panorama e godere della tranquillità del luogo.
Continuando a salire verso la sommità del Monte Subasio scorgeremo splendidi punti di vista di tutta la valle circostante, per poi ridiscendere verso l'antico borgo e castello di Collepino.
Da qui proseguiremo sulla panoramica strada provinciale di Spello che rimanendo in quota ci porterà fino all'antico castello di San Giovanni di Collepino. Una sosta nel "paradiso di pietra rosa" è ripagata dalla tranquillità e dalla bellezza dell'antico borgo.
Si riprende la via tornando e ridiscendendo un tratto della stessa strada, per poi virare a sinistra sull'antica via della Chiona che tra boschi e paesaggi mozzafiato ci farà ridiscendere verso la valle lungo l'itinerario dei prodotti tipici del territorio. Non mancheranno infatti opportunità di vedere e di visitare alcuni dei luoghi dove si producono le eccellenze enogastronomiche del territorio, fino al rientro verso Spello.
Scopri l'Umbria in ebike con questo indimenticabile tour autoguidato e lasciati incantare dalla bellezza senza tempo di questa affascinante regione italiana.
a Spello, ad Assisi, a Foligno, a Perugia, a Spoleto
Questo anello nel Parco della Vena del Gesso Romagnola ci porta a visitare un ambiente molto vario e scenografico, ricco di testimonianze storiche e naturalistiche. Salendo da Brisighella subito ci si porta nel paesaggio brullo e denudato dei calanchi pliocenici che caratterizzano le prima colline della Vena del Gesso. Scendendo nella valle del Senio il paesaggio si fa piu' morbido e caratterizzato dai vigneti e vegetazione piu' lussureggiante. Presto si arriva a Riolo Terme dove spicca la rocca del XIV secolo che si puo' visitare, orario permettendo. Continuiamo verso Zattaglia e saliamo il crinale di Rontana da dove la vista spazia fino al Parco del Casentino e la Romagna toscana. Scendendo verso Brisighella ci si puo' fermare alla Rocca di Brisighella per una piacevole visita e per un punto panoramico privilegiato su tutta la valle.
a faenza, a imola, a ravenna, a forlì
Facile pedalata in Ebike al 50% asfalto 50% sterrato. Partenza dal punto di noleggio di Alberese.
Inizialmente dovremmo percorrere un tratto di strada provinciale per poi entrare nel percorso sterrato che porta fino all’Abbazia di San Rabano, lì avrete la possibilità di fermarmi per una sosta pic nic oppure continuare lungo il percorso che porta su una torre di avvistamento. Questa vi permetterà di vedere un bellissimo panorama.
Continuando lungo il percorso, troverete un piccolo tratto un pochino più impegnativo per circa 100 m, dopodiché il sentiero vi porterà lungo una bellissima oliveta tutto su asfalto, da lì potrete lasciare le bici e proseguire a piedi per arrivare fino alla Torre di Collelungo, riscendendo a piedi fino alla spiaggia consigliamo di farvi un bel bagno nelle acque cristalline.
Ritornando al punto in cui abbiamo lasciato le bici, risaliamo in sella e proseguiamo verso Marina di Alberese, si entrerà in una fresca e profumata pineta lì potrete fare una sosta presso il punto di ristoro, costeggeremo tutto l’argine fino ad arrivare alla Torre di avvistamento che ci ricongiungerà alla ciclabile che ci riporta al punto di Noleggio al paese di Alberese.
Esperienza consigliata per una giornata in pieno relax alla scoperta della riserva marina e della costa.
in Scarlino, in Follonica, in Gavorrano, in Castiglione della Pescaia, in San Vincenzo, in Piombino, in Bolgheri, in Ribolla, in Massa Marittima, in Maremma, in Grosseto, at the Uccellina Park, in Orbetello, in Pescia, in Argentario
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.
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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.
Alive an 'Experience between past, present and future. Latronic ceramics, groves and riddles along a path in e-bike.Â
Cicloescursione in MTB elettrica tra rûs e magnifici villaggi rurali, alla scoperta dei paesaggi tipici dei versanti esposti al sole della media Valle d’Aosta e dei castelli che punteggiano il fondovalle.
L'itinerario si snoda lungo tre diversi rûs, le antiche "vie dell'acqua” che ancora numerose solcano l'intera Valle d'Aosta. Fondamentali – soprattutto un tempo – per il trasporto dell'acqua dalle zone più ricche a quelle più aride, costituiscono ora una rete di percorsi ideale per scoprire gli angoli più suggestivi e particolari delle nostre montagne.
L'escursione tocca il Lago di Villa, importante Riserva naturale e Sito di Importanza Comunitaria, che con la sua ricca biodiversitĂ costituisce una perla ambientale e paesaggistica di assoluto pregio.
Caratteristiche tecniche
Il percorso è interamente su strade minori con scarsissimo traffico, o su strade sterrate, adatte anche ai minori (sotto la responsabilità di un accompagnatore adulto).
Sviluppo: 32 Km - Dislivello complessivo in salita: 1150 m+
Difficoltà : Cicloescursionistica (MC/MC) - In alcuni brevissimi tratti è necessario accompagnare a mano la bicicletta per superare scalini o tratti di sentiero.
in Valle d'Aosta, in Chatillon, in Fenis, in Ayas, In Cervino valley, to Champlong lakes, in Chamois, to Lod lake, to Zerbon mount
A new way to see the city of Turin ... often painted like a gray and industrial city, it will surprise you by showing its green and naturalistic side! You can observe the local flora and fauna by encountering squirrels and birds that chirp.
Path suitable for everyone and families with children.
From Movegreen, where you can rent e-bikes, the route runs along the cycle path that runs along the bank of the river Po. Along the way, there will be urban asphalt sections and dirt tracks, but it remains an easy and suitable route all.
From the shop you will proceed to the tree-lined avenue of Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, then turn right into the Parco del Valentino where you can admire the Valentino castle and the medieval village.
After this first km the route will wind along the banks of the river Po: after the park, you will cross the Isabella bridge and you will go on the opposite bank of the river, where we will find the bike path on the left side of the road.
Along the way, you can see the Cappuccini mountain and the churches of the Gran Madre di Dio and the Madonna del Pilone. Upon reaching the bridge of the Sassi fraction of Turin, the return journey along the Po Antonelli will begin.
A possible detour into the city center of about 3 km to observe the main squares, historic sites, and shopping streets.
in Turin
The tour of the Testic develops with departure from Alassio, percurring a stretch of Aurelia to Andora you begin the path on asphalt in the 'inland in the street in untrafficked plain, to reach the municipality of Stellanello.
From Stellanello begins a beautiful climb in the middle of the olive trees to reach the municipality of Testico where you can enjoy a typical ground ligure lunch on a panoramic terrace.
From here it begins the indentation on sweet salts and goes down to reach the top of the hill of Alassio, to get down to the train station in central country in front of the Municipality.
in Liguria, in Toirano, in Albenga, in Borghetto Santo Spirito, in Loano, in Finale ligure, to Monte Carmelo Sanctuary
Facile percorso in ebike da Alajar a Madronero
nella Sierra de Aracena, ad Aracena, al Molino RĂo Alájar, a Huelva
THE PARK OF MONSTERS, THE CALANQUES AND THE VITERBO AREA
Another not exactly light stage, 1200 meters of total elevation gain for 65 km of distance: the ups and downs of Tuscia relax and engage at the same time, with pristine and green views, narrow streets secluded from heavy traffic, unexpected rock formations and villages set in the landscape. The GTL 13 route uses sections of Eurovelo 5 and Eurovelo 7, as well as Via Francigena. From Orte we cross the Tiber again to cross into Umbria for a short stretch up to Attigliano, and immediately return to one of the most curious attractions of the area, the Park of the Monsters of Bomarzo: in this village lost between valleys and crevasses, in fact, Prince Pier Francesco Orsini had the architect Pirro Ligorio build a garden of "monsters", in the etymological sense of the term wonder, or oddities and fantastic sculptures to distract him from the pain of losing his wife. The route continues in a fluctuating manner through the hills of Tuscia, rows of vineyards and farmhouses, woods and wheat fields, crossing only tiny villages and hamlets such as Santarello or Pallone. Thus we arrive in Bagnaia, a handful of tuff houses close to the Cimini Mountains, made even more fascinating by the sixteenth-century Villa Lante, one of the most beautiful Mannerist gardens in Italy signed by Vignola. From here to Viterbo the few kilometers are all downhill, and you can relax by visiting the wonderful medieval center of the capital, and then conclude the stage between shady roads to Vetralla along stretches of the Via Francigena
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
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