Exploring Val Comino

A road cycling route starting from Pescasseroli

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Cycle through the scenic valleys and quaint villages of Val Comino

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Discover the beauty of Val Comino on this 150 km cycling route that includes an ascent of 3189 m. Starting near Pescasseroli, you'll pass highlights such as Belvedere La Foce, Opi, Monte Pizzuto, San Donato Val di Comino, Monte di Togna, Roccasecca, Strangolagalli, Castelliri, Sora, and Campoli Appennino. From Belvedere La Foce, enjoy breathtaking views of the valleys and distant mountain peaks. Explore the picturesque village of Opi, famous for its ancient houses and historical charm. Admire the scenic landscape from Monte Pizzuto before arriving in San Donato Val di Comino, a charming town known for its traditional architecture and the Madonnella Sanctuary. Experience the peaceful serenity of Monte di Togna, a tranquil mountain surrounded by lush forests. Conquer the challenging climb to Roccasecca and discover its medieval fortress. As you cycle through Castelliri, admire its remarkable blend of ancient and modern architecture. Visit the historic town of Sora and absorb its rich cultural heritage. En route to Campoli Appennino, enjoy picturesque landscapes and pristine nature.

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Start: Pescasseroli City center

Pescasseroli: Conquer the legendary Passo di Godi and discover the natural wonders of Pescasseroli in Abruzzo, Italy.

Pescasseroli, located in Abruzzo, Italy, is a renowned cycling destination surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. As a cyclist, you can explore the stunning slopes, forests, and tranquil lakes of Abruzzo National Park. The area offers various cycling routes, both challenging and relaxing, to suit different skill levels. Pescasseroli is especially famous as the base of Passo di Godi, a legendary climb that has hosted numerous cycling races. Whether you are a road or gravel cyclist, Pescasseroli provides an unforgettable experience amidst nature.