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Vescovato to Barchetta Round-Trip
A road cycling route starting from Vescovato
A journey through Corsica's natural and historical wonders
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Embark on a captivating cycling adventure from Vescovato to Barchetta and explore Corsica's natural and historical wonders. This 95 km round-trip route features an ascent of 2054 m, taking you through Col de Teghie, Couvent de Saint-Antoine de Casabianca, Col de Prato, Morosaglia, Salgi, Ponte Leccia, Bataille de Ponte-Novu, and Barchetta. With its moderate difficulty level, this route offers a perfect balance of challenging climbs and breathtaking descents, surrounded by verdant landscapes and awe-inspiring historical sites.
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Start: Vescovato Village centerVescovato: Conquer the legendary Col de Vescovato
Vescovato is a locality in the Corse region of France. As a cyclist, Vescovato offers a mix of challenging terrains and diverse landscapes. The region has winding roads that take you through beautiful forests and hills. It is a great place for both road and gravel cycling. Vescovato is also near the famous cycling climb of Col de Vescovato, known for its steep slopes and breathtaking views. With its natural beauty and cycling opportunities, Vescovato is a must-visit for cyclists looking for a thrilling ride.0 km
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VescovatoVillageVescovato is a charming village known for its historical buildings, beautiful squares, and traditional Corsican culture.
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21 km
Col de Teghie797 mMountain PassCol de Teghie is a scenic mountain pass that rewards cyclists with incredible vistas of Corsica's pristine landscapes.
23 km
23 km
Couvent de Saint-Antoine de CasabiancaCastle RuinsCouvent de Saint-Antoine de Casabianca is a peaceful convent situated amidst picturesque surroundings, serving as a serene retreat for cyclists.
35 km
35 km
Col de Prato985 mMountain PassCol de Prato offers a challenging ascent and rewards cyclists with panoramic views of Corsica's breathtaking mountain ranges.
39 km
39 km
MorosagliaVillageMorosaglia is a captivating village with a rich historical background, as it was the birthplace of Pascal Paoli, an influential figure in Corsican history.
47 km
47 km
SalgiHamletSalgi is a small village known for its natural beauty and tranquility, providing a serene atmosphere for cyclists to enjoy.
65 km
65 km
Ponte LecciaVillagePonte Leccia is a lively town that serves as a crossroads between Corsica's different regions, featuring various amenities and cultural attractions.
73 km
73 km
Bataille de Ponte-NovuAttractionBataille de Ponte-Novu is a significant historical site, commemorating the battle that marked a turning point in Corsica's struggle for independence.
82 km
82 km
BarchettaHamletBarchetta is a small village known for its ancient Roman bridge, offering a glimpse into Corsica's remarkable architectural heritage.
95 km
95 km
Finish: Vescovato Village centerVescovato: Conquer the legendary Col de Vescovato
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