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Among the Italian mountain railways, the Spoleto-Norcia, designed in 1912, was a daring, difficult undertaking, almost a work of railway art.Nestled among the Apennines, but due to altitude characteristics considered an Alpine railway, the Spoleto-Norcia was a real engineering jewel: in just 51 kilometers there were 19 tunnels, including that of Caprareccia pass almost 2 kilometers long, 24 bridges and viaducts helical stretches, slopes up to 45 per thousand!A real artistic and landscape heritage abandoned for too many years, which has finally returned to shine in 2014. After the restoration and consolidation of the old route, an unparalleled pedestrian and cycle path of about 34 km was inaugurated made of tunnels, viaducts, inaccessible gorges and waterways.Spoleto-Norcia is a historical and naturalistic itinerary included in the Italian Cultural Heritage that attracts lovers of nature, outdoor, mountain.Our proposal will take you by e-bike the route from Spoleto to Terni, accompanied by an expert guide.Travel program:First dayArrival in Spoleto, check-in at the hotel and free time to visit the city center. Dinner and overnight.Second dayBreakfast and check-out. Meeting with the guide and departure from the center of Spoleto towards S. Anatolia di Narco and Scheggino. It starts with the visit of the most significant monuments reachable by bicycle: the Rocca, the Ponte delle Torri, the Duomo, the Piazza del Mercato and the Arco di Druso. Continue to the entrance of the former railway Spoleto-Norcia to get to the square of S. Anatolia di Narco. Guided tour of the Hemp Museum and continue to the Abbey of San Felice and Mauro in Castel San Felice. This is the most beautiful stretch of Spoleto-Norcia, to which are added the main treasures of Spoleto and one of the most beautiful Benedictine abbeys of Valnerina. Check-in, dinner and overnight. Tot. 25km, about 5 hours.Third dayBreakfast and check-out. Departure from Castel San Felice towards Arrone. The exit starts shortly after the junction with the route of the former railway near Sant\'Anatolia di Narco. The path is beautiful and easy, almost completely unpaved to the Marmore Falls. Starting from the Benedictine abbey of San Felice and Mauro meet Sant\'Anatolia, Scheggino, Ceselli, Ferentillo, Arrone, Casteldilago and the Marmore Waterfall (entrance to the Waterfall Park and access to the hiking area), Terni. Arrival at the train station and return to Spoleto by train. Tot. 35 km, about 5 hours.N.B. Possibility to insert an additional night on the 3rd day
It is the ring of the upper Val Tiberina, the eugubino and the upper Umbrian valley. The centers crossed in sequence are: Città di Castello, Montone, Gubbio, Assisi, Perugia, Um-bertide and many smaller towns and small villages.Certainly spectacular is the crossing of Gubbio and Assisi which, by bike, are easier to discover and appreciate. Excluding short stretches of the Via Tiberina with the presence of local traffic, the route runs along secondary roads and country roads where silence is reigning.We also cross the centers of Perugia, Umbertide and Città di Castello that deserve a visit. The route is challenging in the stretch from Umbertide to Gubbio and then Assisi, but is interspersed with long stretches of the plains. The crossing of the town of Perugia is difficult, which can be reached through a short but steep climb.TOT. 210 Km - DIFF. 3365 Mt DAY 1 Città di Castello - Gubbio59 km DISL: 1090 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: +++After a first flat stretch the road climbs to reach Montone and then, along vallonnati stretches on country roads, you get to the village of Pietralunga. The route continues facing a short climb and then gradually descends on secondary roads to get onto the plain of Gubbio that can be reached along a stretch of slightly busy road. DAY 2 Gubbio - Assisi50 km DISL: 837 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: ++++Leaving Gubbio, take the first part slightly downhill and then take a secondary road that leads to Casacastalda and passes through small hamlets of countryside on a hilly route with some short, challenging climbs. After Ca-sacastalda the route continues on country roads with a somewhat uneven ground but immersed in a very beautiful hilly landscape and then reach Assisi from above with a magnificent view. DAY 3 Assisi - Città di Castello102 km DISL: 1438 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: ++++The first part, mostly flat, leads us to the slopes of Perugia whose historic center is reached by facing a challenging climb. The route then descends on secondary roads until it enters the Tiberina valley and, still on country roads, reach Umbertide. The last stretch goes up towards Monte Santa Maria Tiberina and then descends towards Città di Castello.
The interior of Abruzzo is rich in extraordinary historical and cultural heritage, immersed in one of the most evocative landscape of the Apennines.This itinerary covers 15 Apennine municipalities, characterized by many sites of cultural and historical interest, distributed in about 80 km. The routes that will be carried out will allow you to cross multiple urban centers dating back to Roman times and some of the richest protohistoric necropolis in the region: the "Morroni" of Corfinio and the necropolis of Fossa and Bazzano.It is in the medieval testimonies that the itineraries probably best express their potential: churches, villages, castles, palaces and fountains of a unique beauty. Italic testimonies in Peltuinum, an ancient Italic city of the Vestini. There are also interesting Christian catacombs in Abruzzo, such as those of Castelvecchio Subequo.Do not miss this fantastic trip to the secret Abruzzo!
A fantastic tour to discover the wonderful coast of Abruzzo, along the route of the project Bike to Coast.Cycling through nature reserves and cultural treasures, accompanied by the noise of the sea, you will admire an authentic and very impressive spectacle, which will leave you with an indelible memory.From the northern border with the Marche to the extreme south of Abruzzo where the region borders Molise. It is a total of about 130 km of cycle path and partly road, with a variety of unique and inimitable landscapes. From the seaside villages to the hills, in a mix of colors and flavors truly incredible.
It is the ring of the Alta Valnerina that from Spoleto allows to reach the centers interested by the recent seismic event such as Monteleone di Spoleto, Cascia, Norcia, Preci. A very beautiful route with enchanting landscapes that cross a very varied nature, indifferent to the effects of the earthquake.To reach these centers you do not cover the valley floor but you prefer secondary roads. So from Spoleto to Sant'Anatolia di Narco the Forca di Cerro pass is faced along a road parallel to the route of the famous former Spoleto Norcia Railway (now a cycle track on a dirt road not suitable for racing bikes). From Sant'Anatolia, Caso-Gavelli is tackled, one of the mythical climbs of Valnerina, inserted several times in the stages of the Tirreno Adriatico and the Giro d'Italia. To reach the other centers you must necessarily face other climbs, less demanding but equally beautiful for the landscapes that you cross. The route is particularly challenging but, divided into stages, it becomes accessible even to the less trained not looking for performance but the widespread beauty present in this part of Umbria.TOT. 199 Km - DIFF. 3176 Km DAY 1 Spoleto - Cascia61 km DISL: 1631 m Difficulty: +++++You immediately face the ascent of Forca di Cerro that runs parallel to the famous former Spoleto Norcia railway, and then descend into Valnerina and from Sant'Anatolia di Narco continue climbing the stretch of 13 km of challenging climb to Caso and then Gavelli and then get off towards Monteleone di Spoleto and continue towards Cascia on a undulating path along the river Corno. DAY 2 Cascia - Castello di Postignano63 km DISL: 940 m Difficulty: +++Continue on the flat road to Norcia and then face the ascent of Forca di Ancarano and then take the Val Castoriana downhill to Preci crossing the areas of the earthquake of 2016. Always downhill continue on the Valnerina road to Triponzo and then reach in Borgo Cerreto and take the slightly uphill road that leads us to the Castle of Postignano. DAY 3 Castello di Postignano - Spoleto76 km DISL: 605 m Difficulty: ++You face the climb that leads to Sellano and Villamagina and then down and down along a beautiful valley to Rasiglia and then up to Foligno, always downhill. After the village of Foligno you get to Bevagna where you take the Assisi Spoleto cycle path that leads us to this last town, crossing the whole Umbrian valley in the plains.
Three days dedicated to the discovery of Valnerina, one of the most beautiful natural areas of Umbria.Accommodation is provided at \"Hotel del Lago\" 3* in a panoramic position on Lake Piediluco, in a room overlooking the lake. Two easy routes, with guide, to discover the area by Mountain Bike, tours for beginners and families:- Tour on the shores of the picturesque Lake Piediluco, followed by boat navigation on the lake.- Tour departing from the medieval village of Arrone, from where through the lush vegetation of the Nera river you will reach the Marmore Falls.Free walk inside the park of Marmore Falls through the hiking trails that allow you to admire the different angles. N.B. The above program is indicative and can be modified according to your needs and the availability of the various activities photo https://www.ebikeshed.com/
Among the Italian mountain railways, the Spoleto-Norcia, designed in 1912, was a daring, difficult undertaking, almost a work of railway art.Nestled among the Apennines, but due to altitude characteristics considered an Alpine railway, the Spoleto-Norcia was a real engineering jewel: in just 51 kilometers there were 19 tunnels, including that of Caprareccia pass almost 2 kilometers long, 24 bridges and viaducts helical stretches, slopes up to 45 per thousand!A real artistic and landscape heritage abandoned for too many years, which has finally returned to shine in 2014. After the restoration and consolidation of the old route, an unparalleled pedestrian and cycle path of about 34 km was inaugurated made of tunnels, viaducts, inaccessible gorges and waterways.Spoleto-Norcia is a historical and naturalistic itinerary included in the Italian Cultural Heritage that attracts lovers of nature, outdoor, mountain.Our proposal will take you by e-bike the route from Spoleto to Terni, accompanied by an expert guide.Travel program:First dayArrival in Spoleto, check-in at the hotel and free time to visit the city center. Dinner and overnight.Second dayBreakfast and check-out. Meeting with the guide and departure from the center of Spoleto towards S. Anatolia di Narco and Scheggino. It starts with the visit of the most significant monuments reachable by bicycle: the Rocca, the Ponte delle Torri, the Duomo, the Piazza del Mercato and the Arco di Druso. Continue to the entrance of the former railway Spoleto-Norcia to get to the square of S. Anatolia di Narco. Guided tour of the Hemp Museum and continue to the Abbey of San Felice and Mauro in Castel San Felice. This is the most beautiful stretch of Spoleto-Norcia, to which are added the main treasures of Spoleto and one of the most beautiful Benedictine abbeys of Valnerina. Check-in, dinner and overnight. Tot. 25km, about 5 hours.Third dayBreakfast and check-out. Departure from Castel San Felice towards Arrone. The exit starts shortly after the junction with the route of the former railway near Sant\'Anatolia di Narco. The path is beautiful and easy, almost completely unpaved to the Marmore Falls. Starting from the Benedictine abbey of San Felice and Mauro meet Sant\'Anatolia, Scheggino, Ceselli, Ferentillo, Arrone, Casteldilago and the Marmore Waterfall (entrance to the Waterfall Park and access to the hiking area), Terni. Arrival at the train station and return to Spoleto by train. Tot. 35 km, about 5 hours.N.B. Possibility to insert an additional night on the 3rd day
It is the ring of the upper Val Tiberina, the eugubino and the upper Umbrian valley. The centers crossed in sequence are: Città di Castello, Montone, Gubbio, Assisi, Perugia, Um-bertide and many smaller towns and small villages.Certainly spectacular is the crossing of Gubbio and Assisi which, by bike, are easier to discover and appreciate. Excluding short stretches of the Via Tiberina with the presence of local traffic, the route runs along secondary roads and country roads where silence is reigning.We also cross the centers of Perugia, Umbertide and Città di Castello that deserve a visit. The route is challenging in the stretch from Umbertide to Gubbio and then Assisi, but is interspersed with long stretches of the plains. The crossing of the town of Perugia is difficult, which can be reached through a short but steep climb.TOT. 210 Km - DIFF. 3365 Mt DAY 1 Città di Castello - Gubbio59 km DISL: 1090 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: +++After a first flat stretch the road climbs to reach Montone and then, along vallonnati stretches on country roads, you get to the village of Pietralunga. The route continues facing a short climb and then gradually descends on secondary roads to get onto the plain of Gubbio that can be reached along a stretch of slightly busy road. DAY 2 Gubbio - Assisi50 km DISL: 837 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: ++++Leaving Gubbio, take the first part slightly downhill and then take a secondary road that leads to Casacastalda and passes through small hamlets of countryside on a hilly route with some short, challenging climbs. After Ca-sacastalda the route continues on country roads with a somewhat uneven ground but immersed in a very beautiful hilly landscape and then reach Assisi from above with a magnificent view. DAY 3 Assisi - Città di Castello102 km DISL: 1438 m Difficoltà / Difficulty: ++++The first part, mostly flat, leads us to the slopes of Perugia whose historic center is reached by facing a challenging climb. The route then descends on secondary roads until it enters the Tiberina valley and, still on country roads, reach Umbertide. The last stretch goes up towards Monte Santa Maria Tiberina and then descends towards Città di Castello.
The interior of Abruzzo is rich in extraordinary historical and cultural heritage, immersed in one of the most evocative landscape of the Apennines.This itinerary covers 15 Apennine municipalities, characterized by many sites of cultural and historical interest, distributed in about 80 km. The routes that will be carried out will allow you to cross multiple urban centers dating back to Roman times and some of the richest protohistoric necropolis in the region: the "Morroni" of Corfinio and the necropolis of Fossa and Bazzano.It is in the medieval testimonies that the itineraries probably best express their potential: churches, villages, castles, palaces and fountains of a unique beauty. Italic testimonies in Peltuinum, an ancient Italic city of the Vestini. There are also interesting Christian catacombs in Abruzzo, such as those of Castelvecchio Subequo.Do not miss this fantastic trip to the secret Abruzzo!
A fantastic tour to discover the wonderful coast of Abruzzo, along the route of the project Bike to Coast.Cycling through nature reserves and cultural treasures, accompanied by the noise of the sea, you will admire an authentic and very impressive spectacle, which will leave you with an indelible memory.From the northern border with the Marche to the extreme south of Abruzzo where the region borders Molise. It is a total of about 130 km of cycle path and partly road, with a variety of unique and inimitable landscapes. From the seaside villages to the hills, in a mix of colors and flavors truly incredible.
It is the ring of the Alta Valnerina that from Spoleto allows to reach the centers interested by the recent seismic event such as Monteleone di Spoleto, Cascia, Norcia, Preci. A very beautiful route with enchanting landscapes that cross a very varied nature, indifferent to the effects of the earthquake.To reach these centers you do not cover the valley floor but you prefer secondary roads. So from Spoleto to Sant'Anatolia di Narco the Forca di Cerro pass is faced along a road parallel to the route of the famous former Spoleto Norcia Railway (now a cycle track on a dirt road not suitable for racing bikes). From Sant'Anatolia, Caso-Gavelli is tackled, one of the mythical climbs of Valnerina, inserted several times in the stages of the Tirreno Adriatico and the Giro d'Italia. To reach the other centers you must necessarily face other climbs, less demanding but equally beautiful for the landscapes that you cross. The route is particularly challenging but, divided into stages, it becomes accessible even to the less trained not looking for performance but the widespread beauty present in this part of Umbria.TOT. 199 Km - DIFF. 3176 Km DAY 1 Spoleto - Cascia61 km DISL: 1631 m Difficulty: +++++You immediately face the ascent of Forca di Cerro that runs parallel to the famous former Spoleto Norcia railway, and then descend into Valnerina and from Sant'Anatolia di Narco continue climbing the stretch of 13 km of challenging climb to Caso and then Gavelli and then get off towards Monteleone di Spoleto and continue towards Cascia on a undulating path along the river Corno. DAY 2 Cascia - Castello di Postignano63 km DISL: 940 m Difficulty: +++Continue on the flat road to Norcia and then face the ascent of Forca di Ancarano and then take the Val Castoriana downhill to Preci crossing the areas of the earthquake of 2016. Always downhill continue on the Valnerina road to Triponzo and then reach in Borgo Cerreto and take the slightly uphill road that leads us to the Castle of Postignano. DAY 3 Castello di Postignano - Spoleto76 km DISL: 605 m Difficulty: ++You face the climb that leads to Sellano and Villamagina and then down and down along a beautiful valley to Rasiglia and then up to Foligno, always downhill. After the village of Foligno you get to Bevagna where you take the Assisi Spoleto cycle path that leads us to this last town, crossing the whole Umbrian valley in the plains.
Three days dedicated to the discovery of Valnerina, one of the most beautiful natural areas of Umbria.Accommodation is provided at \"Hotel del Lago\" 3* in a panoramic position on Lake Piediluco, in a room overlooking the lake. Two easy routes, with guide, to discover the area by Mountain Bike, tours for beginners and families:- Tour on the shores of the picturesque Lake Piediluco, followed by boat navigation on the lake.- Tour departing from the medieval village of Arrone, from where through the lush vegetation of the Nera river you will reach the Marmore Falls.Free walk inside the park of Marmore Falls through the hiking trails that allow you to admire the different angles. N.B. The above program is indicative and can be modified according to your needs and the availability of the various activities photo https://www.ebikeshed.com/
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