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Maierato and Villa Passo


A road cycling route starting from Chiaravalle Centrale

Bike through Maierato and reach Villa Passo

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This cycling route takes you through the beautiful town of Maierato and up to Villa Passo. With a distance of 100 km and elevation gain of 2132 m, it provides a challenging and scenic ride. Maierato offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside, while Villa Passo provides a rewarding summit finish. The route is suitable for road bikes.

road
100 km
2132 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Chiaravalle Centrale Village center
Chiaravalle Centrale: Chiaravalle Centrale - A Charming Town for Cyclists
Chiaravalle Centrale is a small town located in Calabria, Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers a moderate cycling experience with some beautiful scenery. The roads are generally in good condition, making it suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. There are a few notable climbs nearby, such as the Monte Coppe climb which offers a challenging ascent. The town itself has a few cycling-friendly amenities such as bike shops and cafes, making it a convenient base for cycling tourists. Overall, Chiaravalle Centrale is a decent locality for cycling with a rank of 3.
Monte Cucco959 mPeak
Marvel at the stunning scenery as you ride past Monte Cucco.
VallelongaVillage
In Vallelonga, take a break and admire the beautiful landscapes.
MaieratoVillage
Stop at Maierato and enjoy the panoramic views of the countryside.
Vibo ValentiaTown
Visit Vibo Valentia and explore its historical center.
PizzoVillage
Pass through Pizzo, known for its picturesque old town and beautiful beaches.
Passo di Villa1005 mMountain Pass
Climb up and conquer Passo di Villa, a challenging and rewarding ascent.
Chiaravalle CentraleVillage
Chiaravalle Centrale, the starting point of the route, offers plenty of amenities and is a great base for exploring the Calabrian region.
Finish: Chiaravalle Centrale Village center
Chiaravalle Centrale: Chiaravalle Centrale - A Charming Town for Cyclists