Tour proposals
Valnerina outdoor: biking, rafting and traditional flavours
1st dayArrival in Valnerina. Meeting with the staff who will accompany you on a fun Soft Rafting descent in a beautiful stretch of the river Nera from Ferentillo to Arrone.
Accommodation in farmhouse with swimming pool.
Welcome dinner based on typical Umbrian specialities and local production.
Overnight stay.
2nd dayBreakfast at the hotel.
Meeting with the cycling guide for bike tours of about 3 hours to discover the area of the Black River Park along one of the most evocative routes of Umbria: the Greenway.Return to the hotel and overnight stay.
3rd dayBreakfast at the hotel and check-out. Entrance to the Marmore Falls park to explore the paths and the suggestive jump from different angles with a fun trekking path.
3 days / 2 nights
209,00 €
Family Fun: bike and outdoor in Valnerina
1st day Arrival in Valnerina, the narrow gorge of the river Nera. Accommodation in farmhouse with swimming pool, welcome dinner for the whole family and overnight stay. 2nd day Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the cycling guide who will take you on a simple and fun bike tour in the nature to discover the Black River from the village of Arrone to the magnificent Marmore Falls Park along a stretch of the Via di Francesco.In the afternoon time dedicated to relax in the swimming pool of the structure. Possibility to spend the afternoon in the Adventure Park for a fun route suspended among the trees.Overnight stay. 3rd day Breakfast and check out. Departure for Piediluco, a charming village on the shores of the lake of the same name. Tour by boat on the placid waters to discover the suggestive views and a curious phenomenon especially for children: the echo in the middle of the lake, from which the mountain takes its name. Possibility of lunch overlooking the lake.
3 days / 2 nights
285,00 €
Umbria by Bike: Rando South
It is the ring that allows you to discover the district of the lower Valnerina, the Terni and the Amerino-Narnese.In sequence we meet the centers of Arrone, Piediluco, Marmore, Terni, Stroncone, Narni, Amelia, Alviano, Baschi, Civitella del Lago, Melezzole, Avigliano, Montecastrilli, Acquasparta. In addition to the Valnerina, the route runs along secondary roads to discover the wonders widely described and immortalized in famous paintings by travelers of the Grand Tour: the Mar-more Waterfall, the Piediluco Lake, the Augustus Bridge in Narni, to which are added the Franciscan Speco of Sant'Urbano (a treasure of authentic spirituality), the naturalistic Oasis of Alviano, the Lake of Corbara, the Fossil Forest of Dunarobba, the Archaeological Park of the ancient Casulae, a Roman city of great interest. The route is challenging due to the presence of numerous climbs but uses many secondary roads with little traffic and unquestionable scenic beauty.TOT. 201 KM - DIFF. 3375 MT DAY 1 Arrone - Amelia81 km DISL: 1479 m Difficulty: +++++It begins with the ascent of Forca d'Arrone, known for being often included in the stages of the Giro d'Italia, and continues to the Lake of Piediluco to then lick the town of Terni, head towards Stroncone and get to Narni passing on a beautiful secondary road leading to the Franciscan Speco. After the Ponte di Augusto, continue on the Gole del Nera cycle path to reach Amelia. DAY 2 Amelia - Avigliano Umbro69 km DISL: 1249 m Difficulty: ++++You follow a narrow road surrounded by the typical "macchia mediterranea" with a beautiful view of the Tiber valley. You turn to Alviano and its natural oasis and then continue towards Baschi, lap the lake of Corbara and face the climb that leads us to Civitella del Lago with its beautiful view and then, on a undulating road to the perched villages of Melezzole and Toscolano and then arrive at Avigliano Umbro. DAY 3 Avigliano Umbro - Arrone51 km DISL: 647 m Difficulty: ++The stage starts passing next to the Fossil Forest of Dunarobba and then continue along beautiful ridges towards Montecastrilli and Acquasparta with beautiful views of the Umbrian hills. We then go back to Cesi to meet the Carslulae Archaeological Park. From Cesi, continue towards Terni, which you cross through the steelworks road that enters the Valnerina. After the Cascata delle Marmore you reach Arrone.
4 days / 3 nights
289,00 €
Bike & Wine on the trail of the ancient Romans
Day 1 Arrival at an estate immersed in the green Umbrian countryside on the Amerine hills, surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. Free time to relax and discover the surrounding landscape. Welcome dinner based on local products. 2nd day Breakfast at the hotel. Meeting with the cycling guide for a day tour by e-bike discovery of the territory. Stop in a winery for a guided tasting of wines and typical products. Return to the farmhouse and overnight stay. 3rd day Breakfast at the hotel and checkout. Meeting with the private guide for an urban trekking in the village of Amelia: after walking along the ancient cyclopean walls surrounding the old town centre, you will enter the underground of the ancient Roman cisterns, a work of high hydraulic technology dating back to the 1st century BC.
3 days / 2 nights
303,00 €
Umbria by Bike: Rando Centre
It is the central ring that connects some of the most famous historical centers of the region: Assisi, Spello, Foligno, Bevagna, Montefalco, Spoleto, Todi, Perugia.The route, despite some long flat stretches, is a good challenge because it reaches and crosses the squares and the most significant points of interest of all the historic centers that, except for Foligno and Bevagna, are perched on the heights.The ring runs clockwise. From Montefalco to Spoleto the Assisi Spoleto cycle route is used. All the rest of the route is on secondary roads with few traffic and with a not bad road surface. The crossing TOT 208 KM - DIFF 2888 MT DAY 1 Assisi - SpoletoLenght: 68 km Diff: 675 m Difficulty: ++Go down from the historic center of Assisi to Spello and then continue on the plain through Foligno and reaching Bevagna. Continue uphill through the vineyards of Sagrantino to Montefalco from where you can enjoy a beautiful view, then descend into the Valle Umbra along the Assisi Spoleto cycle along the Marroggia channel to get to Spoleto and climb into the historic center. DAY 2 Spoleto - TodiLenght: 64 km Diff: 1129 m Difficulty: +++From Spoleto you meet a beautiful hilly stretch with different ascents and descents in the Umbrian countryside up to Bastardo, where he begins a long pedalable climb that leads to Massa Martana and then, always on a ridge, up to Todi. You follow the road along the walls to meet the temple of La Consolazione del Bramante and face a short climb to get to the beautiful central square. DAY 3 Todi - AssisiLenght: 75 km Diff: 1084 m Difficulty: +++Leaving Todi you face a steep descent to the middle valley of the Tiber that runs along a stretch to get to Marsciano and face a short climb up to Cerqueto to get on a road on the ridge with a beautiful view, which will take us to Perugia . The climb to the historic center will be offset by the beauty of the square and then descend towards Assisi.
4 days / 3 nights
307,00 €
Umbria by Bike: Rando West
It is the ring of Trasimeno and Monte Peglia. The route crosses in sequence the historical centers of Castiglion del Lago, Passignano sul Trasimeno, Marsciano, San Venanzo, Orvieto, Castel Viscardo, Ficulle, Monteleone di Orvieto, Città della Pieve, and many small minor towns.The blue in the green heart of Italy is the claim of this ring that allows you to discover two little publicized aspects of this region: its great lake, that of the battle of Hannibal, appreciated and praised by travelers of the Grand Tour, and a mountain characterized by the presence of lush vegetation up to the top. Another pearl of this ring is the crossing of Orvieto with direct access, from via Maitani, to the magnificent Duomo. An unforgettable view and an opportunity to appreciate the wonderful works of art that it contains inside. The route is partly easy and partly challenging, but divided into stages is accessible to anyone.TOT. 203 Km - Diff. 2872 Mt DAY 1 Castiglion del Lago - San Venanzo78 km DISL: 773 m Difficulty: ++From Castiglion del Lago you get to Passignano sul Trasimeno along the west bank and then the north side of the lake to San Feliciano, the village of fishermen, and then follow secondary roads that wind on green hills to Marsciano and then start the climb towards San Venanzo. The route is easy in the initial part while the hilly section has some short steep climbs. DAY 2 San Venanzo - Orvieto49 km DISL: 835 m Difficulty: +++Climb up to Monte Peglia (the highest peak of the route) on a mountain road pedaled and then face a long descent to Lake Corbara and, after the dike, continue facing a valley on a country road up to the slopes of the cliff of Orvieto. You go up towards the historical center and, on via Maitani, you enter the Piazza del Duomo with a superb view. DAY 3 Orvieto - Castiglion del Lago76 km DISL: 1264 m Difficulty: ++++When you leave Orvieto, you first ascend to Castel Viscardo, then descend towards Allerona, then go up again towards Ficulle passing through the Castello de La Sala through beautiful vineyards. After Fabro scalo you proceed uphill towards Monteleone di Orvieto, then meeting Città della Pieve and descend towards Castiglion del Lago, which can be reached on a slightly busy flat road.
4 days / 3 nights
329,00 €
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