Tipi Percorsi
It starts from the rental point Bike Square of Arquata Scrivia and using the bike lane is reached via Moriassi, a road in part dirt that through a wooded and quiet area that arrives at the Provincial Road 161. It goes through and goes up in the direction of the Monterotondo location. At the end of the climb, turning to the right is the church of Monterotondo and is continued by making a ring of about 8 km in the midst of the vineyards of the renowned pyemontese white : the Gavi doc. Completed l 'ring begins the descent leading to the evocative Historical Centre of Gavi, d 'Tourism interest in the many historical testimonies between which the Romanesque Church of S. Giacomo, the Palazzo Municipalee l 'ancient port of the city date back to the XVI sec. There is no shortage of Gavi the numerous typical local products among which the Gavi doc and the almond amarets from the exclusive recipe stand out. A strapiombo on the ancient borgo of Gavi stands out l 'omonima Fortress cinquecentesca, on a natural rock, today a visitor to the museum structure. Finished the visit to Gavi you return to Arquata percurring the same path as the 'gone. In Arquata it cannot miss a visit to the old 'Ancient Storm Centre, including the Via Interiore, where numerous alleys are arriched with stone portals dating from the thirteenth century and fifth-century arcs and arcs with sixth-acute arches. Among the buildings you note the Gotica house marked by an ' original wooden structure with murary tamponade.
in Val Borbera, in Arquata Scrivia, in Gavi, to Borghetto Borbera
in Chianti, in Greve in Chianti, in Cavriglia, in Radda in Chianti, in Gaiole in Chianti, in Castellina in Chianti, Eroica, Tuscany in ebike
Departure from the rental point in the castle of Petriolo, which definitely deserves a walk between the alleys, the churches and the cloths on the hills (on all that from St. Martin's Square).
It is set out from the castle, passing under the Torrione (Porta Rondella or Lu Torriò as it is said from these parts) dating back to the early 1500, to continue along a downhill road and arrive towards the scenic and intranquil Via delle Grazie, where you can stop to admire the view over the hills.
It is then continued along the paved road that leads all 'Fiastra abbey, to then make an intimate and panoramic detour along a tract of gravel road and a short dirt stretch.
At this point you go down, again in the paved and untransitioned road, towards the Urbisaglia Archaeological Park (which we recommend you to contact in advance for the visit). If you decide to support here, you will also be able to charge (but you will not need it).
The next stop is l 'Abbey of Chiaravalle di Fiastra, which is reached by the easy dirt trail that is costing the Fiastra River. Here, too, it is possible to make a stop to rest and make a snack with the magnificent products of local farmers or in the bars and restaurants present in the 'area. I inform you that in the antistante area l 'Abbey and in the antistanti meadows it is not possible l 'access to the bikes, which you can take to your hand in the forbidden zone.
We are now embarking on the return to the Petriolo borough, following first a zig zag path near the woods and then returning to tarmac.
At this point you can decide to continue along the trace, which proposes a detour (with possibility of soak in the cellar), or continue along the same stretch of road made all 'gone.
The tour is about 28 kilometers long, or a pair less without the last deviation.
ROAD TYPES
Singletrack : 1.00 km
Path : 8.44 km
Road : 478 m
Strada : 16.9 km
Out of network (unknown) : 1.10 km
SURFACES
Unpaved : 8.87 km
Paved : 336 m
Paved : 5.62 km
Asfalto : 5.62 km
Unknown : 13
Marca Maceratese, nella Marca Maceratese, a Macerata, a Petriolo
THE LOWER SABINA AND THE TIBURTINA
The first Apennine stage of the GTL moves towards the border with Abruzzo, near the ancient Via Tiburtina Valeria: to this state road, built on the route of the Roman road commissioned by the consul who extended its course towards the Adriatic from Tibur (today Tivoli), however, the route prefers secondary roads on the other side of the Aniene, sometimes on dirt roads, others on paved roads with little traffic. The Aniene river is the constant of the entire stage: squeezed between the motorway and the state road, in fact, our route winds up and down in the valley carved by this tributary of the Tiber, once sacred to the Romans, in a humid and shady setting.We leave Tivoli by crossing the city gates and climbing imperceptibly towards the mountains: on the right the Lucretili complex and the Monte Catillo Nature Reserve, on the left the Simbruini. From the various villages on the Tiburtina there are countless hiking trails and detours to the peaks.Thus pass the villages and hamlets, built in white stone and increasingly similar to those of Abruzzo: Castel Madama, Vicovaro, Mandela, Pereto, and finally Roviano and Arsoli with their respective castles, a residue of a noble past. But the real tourist attraction of these areas is Nature, with its unspoiled woods and mountains.The difference in height is fluctuating but easy, the vegetation gradually becomes thicker, you gradually gain altitude and the Rome / Avezzano railway line is always there next to you for any problem. From Mandela there is also a route obtained from a former railway that leads to the beautiful Subiaco, certainly worthy of a detour
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
Mongiana Between Nature and History
Mongiana was established during the Bourbon period as an ironworks center where smelting activities and the production of artifacts and weapons took place.
During the bike ride, you will explore the village, and for those interested in industrial archaeology, you can visit the Mufar, the Museum of the Royal Bourbon Ironworks.
Continuing the ride, you will encounter monumental trees until you reach Villa Vittoria, the Biodiversity Park. Continuing on foot within the park, you will visit an enchanting and picturesque garden where you may have the chance to see deer, fallow deer, and mouflon.
The bike ride will then proceed towards Lake Sambuco along a gravel road suitable for both adults and children, offering a full immersion in the natural beauty of the Regional Park of the Serre, within the Cropani-Micone reserve. You will visit the small lakes, pass by enclosures where hundreds of semi-wild fallow deer live, until you reach the Mongianella area.
This journey will allow you to rediscover and enjoy nature in all its tranquility, beauty, and essence.
in the Parco delle Serre, in the Natural Serre Park, in the Serre Park in Calabria
Isola di Polesine Camerini e La Donzella
comacchio, salina di cervia, cervia, ravenna, goro, foce del po
Sali in sella e scopri in questo itinerario i luogi dove un tempo si coltivava la segale, unico cereale che sopravvive bene a queste quote la cui farina si usava per fare il pane nero. Lungo il percorso potrai riscoprire campi coltivati, antichi mulini e forni di paese, testimonianza della vita contadina di un tempo.
in Valle d'Aosta, in Chatillon, in Fenis, in Ayas, In Cervino valley, to Champlong lakes, in Chamois, to Lod lake, to Zerbon mount
in Val Borbera, in Arquata Scrivia, in Gavi, to Borghetto Borbera
Enjoy strolling in bicycle through the historical centre of Malaga, concealing ancient buildings, theatres and parks very unique, until you reach the Sea (promenade) with its quiet beaches.Then we will reach the Gibralfaro View Point to enjoy the wonderful panorama of Malaga. We will go on to Pedregalejo, the fishing borough, where we will enjoy tapas at the famous and historic Baños del Carmen.
Duration: 3 hours/3 hours and half.
We left Muelle Uno towards the historic centre of Malaga, through the most interesting points of the city to the sea in the area of La Malagueta.
Then, we continue to Palm Grove of the Surprises, until we reach the historical centre of Malaga. We will visit Larios Street, the Cathedral of Malaga, the central Constitution Square, the Alcazaba Roman Theatre ,La Merced Square with Picasso Birth Home.
Following, we will climb with our e-bikes up the Gibralfaro Castle View Point, where we will enjoy an amazing view of Malaga: Bull Square, the Maritim Boulevarde, Malaga Commercial Port.
From there we will go down to the coastal road, cycling towards Pedregalejo, the Malaga historical fishing borough, where we will relax, enjoying a few tapas and the impressive coastal view. Then, we will come back to the port and the Muelle Uno Shopping Centre.
The Route: Muelle Uno – Palm Grove of the Surprises – Cathedral - Bishop Square · Church of San AgustĂn · Picasso Museum · Church of Santiago · Roman Theatre · Parador of the Citadel · Paseo del Parque · Town Hall · Pedregalejo (Baños del Carmen) - Muelle Uno
Prices:
Tour Electric Bicycle + Tapa: €30 Tour in e-Bike Bosch: €30 | Tour in e-Bike Bosch + Tapas: €40
Meeting Point: Shopping Centre Muelle 1
a Malaga, a Málaga, nella Cosa del Sol
Archeobike is an itinerary by ebike that combines history and archaeology with the natural landscapes of the National Park and the local flavors.
We depart from the beautiful Romanesque Church of Sorano, in Filattiera, crucial landmark along the pilgrimage route Via Francigena but also for the archaeology of the area.
In fact here several stele statues have been found, stone monoliths sculpted as male and female figure by the Liguri Apuani, prehistoric people who inhabited Lunigiana before the Romans. Also box tombs dating to the iron age and findings of a Roman mansio have been found in this same area.
From here we will cycle secondary roads across the quiet Val di Caprio reaching a secondary archaeologic site at the foot of the Apennines, where mysterious stone engravings by the Liguri Apuani are hidden in the wood.
It’s time to try some off-road also for those who have no previous experience, we will cycle along a short gravalled path before getting back on asphalted roads as far as the Apennine prairies Prati di Logarghena.
Tasting-lunch at with local products at Agriturismo Podere Conti , before cycling back to Filattiera.
Meeting: 09.30 Tourist Information Office next to the Sorano Romanesque Church, Filattiera. Tour ends approx. 16.30.
Duration: full day
Difficulty: STRENOUS. Lenght: 35 Km. Minimum altitude 150m asl / Maximum altitude 950m asl. It is required a good confidence with bicycle and gears and good health condition.
in 5 terre, in Tosco-Emiliano natural parc, in Argentario, to Santo Stefano's pieve, to Codimonte's pieve, in Villafranca, in Lunigiana
The MTB Trail
The e-bike cycling route through the Barbaresco Langhe winds through the hills and woods of Beppe Fenoglio's Langa. Here, Barbaresco wine dominates and the villages along the route are Treiso and Trezzo Tinella. The trail is perfect for e-bike MTBs, combining paved and unpaved roads. It's not particularly technical and suitable for anyone wanting to enjoy riding e-bike MTBs. Be cautious if there has been recent rain, as mud will be prevalent.
Alba San Rocco Seno D'Elvio
This loop tour, doable in half a day by e-bike MTB, starts from the e-bike rental point in Alba Fraz.San Rocco Seno D'Elvio. By reservation, visitors can enjoy a wine tasting at Marco and Vittorio Adriano Winery adjacent to the bike rental shop. The route heads toward Treiso on secondary roads climbing through Barbaresco vineyards. While the initial climb requires good physical effort, e-bikes significantly reduce this effort, making elevation changes easy and fun. The first kilometers cross through San Rocco Seno d'Elvio, showcasing the first expanses of Nebbiolo for Barbaresco.
Treiso
After about 7 km of climbing, you reach Treiso, revealing breathtaking views of the Tanaro valley and surrounding hills. The village, known for its historic wineries, deserves a stop to visit the Santa Maria del Piano parish church and the belvedere overlooking the vineyards below. A highly recommended stop is the Trattoria Risorgimento in Treiso, where you can collect (by reservation) a gourmet local products picnic basket.
Donna di Langa and its panorama
From Treiso, continue by e-bike to Trezzo Tinella through landscapes alternating between vineyards and hazelnut groves. The road winds through hills, offering scenic views of Valle Tinella and distant Alps. Trezzo Tinella marks the route's highest point. The small village preserves authentic Langhe charm with stone houses and narrow alleys. From here, enjoy views spanning from Barbaresco hills to Alpine peaks on clear days. The Donna di Langa panoramic point and picnic area is excellent for enjoying your picnic with postcard-worthy valley views.
Leaving the Donna di Langa viewpoint, the route crosses various rural hamlets where ancient farmhouses and terraced vineyards dominate. Vegetation varies with altitude, transitioning from Nebbiolo vineyards to wooded areas, creating a beautiful landscape mosaic.
The bike descent to Alba offers technical sections requiring caution, especially after rain. The route follows secondary roads through greenery, with views of the region's famous vineyards. During descent, you pass through small villages like Tre Stelle, where you can stop at farmhouses and wineries.
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
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
From Petriolo to They Piceno to the discovery of the cooked wine and traditions to be rediscovered
Partence from the rental point in Petriolo Castle, which surely deserves a walk between the alleys, churches and afflicts on the hills (on all of that from St. Martin's Square).
It is part of leaving the castle, passing under the Torrione (Porta Rondella or Lu Torriò as it is said from these parts) dating back to the early 1500, to continue along a downhill road and get to the scenic and untransitioned Via delle Grazie, where you can stop to admire the view of the hills.
You then continue along the paved road for a couple of km, to then make an intimate and panoramic detour along a stretch of gravel road and a short dirt stretch.
At this point you go down, again in the paved and untransitioned road, towards the Urbisaglia Archaeological Park, to date back to the borough of Their Piceno along a shallow asphalt road.
Here to They Piceno cannot miss the visit at least to a cellar to discover the cooked wine, whose production here is a centurial tradition.
We advise you to visit the numerous museums in the borough.
We are now embarking on the return to the borgo of Petriolo, following the scenic route.
The tour snows in a path of about 30 km.
Altitude massima420 m
Minimum Altitude : 120 m
ROAD TYPES
Path : 3.99 km
Road : 4 km
Strada : 21.6 km
SURFACES
Unpaved : 3.44 km
Sterrate : 1 km
Lastricted : 10.1 km
Asfalto : 12.7 km
Marca Maceratese, nella Marca Maceratese, a Macerata, a Petriolo
TARQUINIA / SANTA SEVERA
After ten routes inland, between hills and mountains, the GTL15 returns to the sea, this time north of Rome: it is a simple and quiet stage, about fifty km almost all on the plain, sheltered by the coastal chain of the Tolfa Mountains. This stage follows the course of the future Tyrrhenian Cycle Route, of which there are only a few small sections, following the course of the busy Via Aurelia in parallel and taking advantage of its coplanar and secondary roads. From Tarquinia we lose the remaining altitude by gaining the coast, and from there we head south: on our route, pleasant seaside resorts such as Tarquinia Lido and Santa Marinella, as well as important ports such as Civitavecchia. The track winds around the new Aurelia trying to avoid it in every way, now on the seafront of the villages crossed, often already equipped with safe cycle paths, now on the roads of the hinterland. Our destination, Santa Severa, is embellished by the scenic Castle, which stands right on the sea, on what was the ancient site of Pyrgi, an Etruscan settlement.
a Empoli, in Val d'Arno
A ride north, on the border with the province of Brescia, to discover the natural landscapes offered by the Oglio river, well-preserved ancient residences and ancient villages that preserve peasant traditions.
Starting from the Cremona camping, cross the city following the via del Sale cycle path, enjoying the beauties of the pedestrian city center with Duomo's Square, and taking the Cremona-Brescia regional cycle path that will accompany you to Grumone to observe Villa Manna Roncadelli. Here we begin the path near the banks of the Oglio, crossing Robecco d'Oglio and reaching the rural villages of Monasterolo and Monticelli d'Oglio respectively to the south and north of the river, connected by the curved cycle-pedestrian bridge, almost a small mountain grand prix.
What to see in Monasterolo and Monticelli d'Oglio
In Monasterolo, Villa Bottini with the Limonaia is of interest, while in Monticelli the whole village is representative of a way of living from the past. Nearby is also visible an extraordinary mill more interesting for its architecture than for its hydraulic function.
The route then continues towards Quinzano d'Oglio to begin the descent towards the south passing through Bordolano and Corte de' Cortesi, Olmeneta, Casalsigone and joining the cycle path of the Naviglio civico di Cremona reaching the cycle path of via Bergamo to the center of Cremona.
This ebike tour north of Cremona allows you to immerse yourself in nature. A ring that starts and ends in Cremona where you can rent your e-bikes at the camping..
Based on your needs, we can enrich the tailor-made tour and contact the most suitable facilities by sending you a dedicated quote.
Pedaling slowly is the best way to enjoy the experience, with BikeSquare Cremona you can.
in Cremona, in Trescore Cremasco, in Busseno, to Santa Maria del Monte sanctuary in Caravaggio, to Pignano palace,
From the ebike rental point you can pedal on the road 113 Northern Sicula, it is a busy road only in the vicinity of the inhabited centres. After a few kilometres there are Bagheria where to welcome you first will be Villa Cattolica where the spoils of the famous Bagherese painter Renato Guttuso are guarded. Profollow in your lap and all 'crossing next, by taking right, flawed course Butera. From here following our app, you can tour this beautiful town rich in baroque villas including Palazzo Butera and Villa Palagonia also called "the villa of monsters". Exiting then from the center is set up to the fraction of Porticello, a fishing village with the most numerous fishing fleet in the Tyrratic coast of Sicily. Here it is possible to find the freshest fish and also find a place where you can enjoy it will be no problem. From here you continue to the Borgo di Sant'Elia where you can also make a nice refreshing bath by stopping you in a wonderful beaches all 'The interior of a beautiful handset. On the way back you can't not make a stop at the Chief Lighthouse of Zafferano that closes east the Gulf of Palermo, it is possible to reach the beacon by pedaling along a narrow path from the enchanting panorama on the sea and on the coast. At this point making the littoral with a view of the Gulf, we recommend you a stop also in Aspra fraction of Bagheria deer to fishing and knowingly for the conserve of anchovies under salt, sardines, etc., and where there is a museum dedicated to this very ancient activity carried out since remote times. After the anchovies you can make a return to the city with the view that falls on the sea from which Mount Pellegrino is erected.
in Palermo
A panoramic itinerary, to the discovery of the history and natural environments of the Valli Borbera and Grue, characterized by evocative landscapes and a rich enogastronomical offering that suffers from the history of these valleys, the crossroads of trades along the ancient routes of the salt addossated on the ridge of the mountain slopes, from the 'entroterra ligure to the Padana plain, already beginning in the 6th. a. C. In the premises you will find on your path you could not help but tasting the Timorasso doc a white produced by the white-berry grape vines cultivated only in these valleys thanks to the particularity of the terrain and its sunny climate. L 'itinerary part from the bike rental point Bike Square site in Cabella Ligure. From here they go through the inhabited of Albera Ligure and Cantalupo Ligure. Arriving in a fraction Pertuso takes you on secondary roads to the fractions of Zebedassi and Vigoponzo, a natural balcony to the Borbera Valley where you can enjoy the pristine panorama of the mountain ridges covered with beech woods, roasts and chestnuts. Arriving at the top of the ridge is worth diverting from the path to visit the borgo of Dernice, dominated by the remains of a Castle or the saracen tower arched on an arenary rock sperlet. This place is now well known for the production and trade of Montebore cheese, ever since the XII sec. Appreciated on the noble tables of Genoa and Milan, today presidium Slow food for its history and for the particularity of being made with raw milk vaccine and ovine that confer a unique flavour to this product. Visited Dernice descends to Garbagna, one of the most beautiful boroughs d 'Italy, passing first for l 'omonima fraction of Montebore where you can admire a unique panorama dominated by green pastures. In Garbagna you can visit the historical centre dating back to before the 'o thousand years, with its ancient churches, l 'oratorio and the remains of the 'imposing castle. From Garbagna you return by taking S.P. 120, passing through Molo di Borbera to Borbera Borghetto, where you can visit the characteristic historical centre. From here you return to Cantalupo l., Albera and Cabella, passing through S.P. 140 where you can admire, for a stretch of approx. 6 km, a suggestive canyon, distinguished by a very bitter nature dominated by spectacular rock formations, unfortunately also known for sad episodes related to World War II.
in Val Borbera, in Arquata Scrivia, in Gavi, to Borghetto Borbera
in Monferrato, in Campo ligure, to Lerma Castle, to Lavagnina's lakes, in Capanne's natural parc
Verona and l 'Adige The path goes to discovery of the 'Adige, l 'important course d 'water that encompasses the city of Verona. From our shop you immediately cross the famous Ponte Stone, the oldest bridge in Verona, from which you can enjoy a postcard landscape. We follow the city's path of the river, then move away from the city center by following the ancient Venetian walls, to the open countryside, where long rows of pioppi accompany us to l 'Adige. Pedalim along the cycling that follows l 'alzaia of the river, immersed in the tranquillity of the countryside : in the limpid days, the view of the Prealps and the hills is remarkable. We go back to the city following before the country roads between orchards and asparagus crops, then we take back the bike lane in the Parco dell 'Adige Sud. Once they arrive in the city, we pass by Piazza Bra, dominated by the 'imposing Arena, we cross the medieval bridge of Castelvecchio and go back to the store following for l 'last time the course of the river.
in Verona, in Valpolicella, in South Adige parc
San Valentino è la ricorrenza dedicata agli innamorati e Verona è la città dei più celebri innamorati: Romeo e Giulietta.
Un giro in ebike partendo dal nostro punto di noleggio di Verona sarà perfetto per festeggiare il prossimo San Valentino o l'anniversario insieme alla persona che ami. Questo percorso insomma è perfetto tutti i giorni!
Sarà un piacevole pomeriggio all'aria aperta tra le strade della bella città e poi verso la campagna con i suoi vigneti del Valpolicella.
Si costeggia il fiume Adige, si arriva ai vigneti e alle colline panoramiche. Con la bici elettrica sarà tutto senza fatica e solo divertimento!
Il tour vi permette di raggiungere le Torricelle per avere una vista sulla città e i suoi colli.
Dopo la salita potete godervi la discesa fino alla valle. Qui potete scegliere una delle cantine per brindare al vostro amore con il rosso più famoso della zona: il Valpolicella.
Al ritorno in città passerete davanti all'Arena (un selfie sarà perfetto) e poi potete raggiungere la casa di Giulietta.
Non dovete aver paura di perdervi tra vigne e colline: con la nostra app potrete seguire il percorso, non perdererete nemmeno un minuto, e passerete con la persona che amate di più la vostra ricorreza speciale.
in Verona, in Valpolicella, in South Adige parc
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