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Cycling through the stunning countryside of Laureana di Borrello, Italy.


Cycling routes from Laureana di Borrello

Laureana di Borrello is a small town located in the Calabria region of Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, the locality offers a mix of stunning countryside views and charming Italian villages. The terrain provides a mix of flat and hilly roads, suitable for road and gravel cycling. Although Laureana di Borrello itself might not be well-known for any specific cycling spots or climbs, it serves as a great base for exploring the region. Cyclists can ride through the beautiful Calabrian countryside, visit nearby towns, or venture into the mountains for more challenging routes. Overall, Laureana di Borrello offers a picturesque and enjoyable cycling experience.

Discover picturesque towns and charming coastal views

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57 km
477 m
Tough

This distinctive route takes you through the beautiful towns of Melicucco and Gioia Tauro, offering scenic views of the Calabrian coast. With a total distance of 57 kilometers and an ascent of 477 meters, this road route is suitable for amateur cyclists looking for a moderate challenge. The route is rated as a difficulty level 3 out of 5. The highlights of this route include a stop in the town of Melicucco, known for its rich historical heritage, and a visit to Gioia Tauro, a bustling port city with stunning coastal landscapes.


Cycle through time and history while exploring San Nicola de Legistis, Zungri, and Mileto along this cultural road cycling route.

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73 km
1555 m
Tough

Combining cycling with a cultural experience, this road cycling route near Laureana di Borrello takes you through historical sites and picturesque towns. With a total ascent of 1555m and a distance of 73km, it is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists seeking a blend of physical exertion and cultural enrichment. The route encompasses San Nicola de Legistis, a village known for its medieval architecture and religious roots. Continuing the journey, cyclists will pass through Zungri, a small town renowned for its ancient caves and fascinating archaeological sites. The final highlight is Mileto, a charming town with its own distinct character and historical landmarks. The difficulty level for this route is rated 3 out of 5, with its cultural significance compensating for the lower elevation. The epicness level is 2 out of 5, as it provides a diverse range of historical experiences. Overall, this route offers an immersive journey through Calabria's rich history and scenic landscapes.


Embark on an adrenaline-fueled gravel journey to conquer Monte Crocco

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62 km
1859 m
Savage

Challenge yourself on this epic gravel route that covers a distance of 62 kilometers and features a total ascent of 1859 meters. With its rugged terrain and steep slopes, this route is recommended for experienced gravel cyclists. It is rated as a difficulty level 5 out of 5. The highlight of this route is the climb to Monte Crocco, a notorious peak known for its technical challenges and breathtaking views. Other highpoints include the settlements of Monte Seduto, Galatro, and Laureana di Borrello, each offering unique cultural and natural attractions.


Embark on a scenic gravel adventure while exploring the countryside and the imposing Monte Seduto.

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53 km
1551 m
Tough

For gravel cycling enthusiasts, this route near Laureana di Borrello offers an exciting and scenic adventure. With a total ascent of 1551m and a distance of 53km, it is suitable for intermediate level cyclists who enjoy off-road terrain. The route passes through Candidoni, providing a peaceful and picturesque start to the journey. The highlight of this route is the ominous Monte Seduto, standing tall at 32km, offering a challenging yet rewarding climb to conquer. The difficulty level for this route is rated 3 out of 5, making it accessible for gravel cyclists with moderate experience. The epicness level is 3 out of 5, as it incorporates intriguing spots and stunning landscapes. Overall, this route provides an opportunity to explore the lesser-known parts of Calabria and enjoy the thrill of gravel cycling.


Embark on a breathtaking coastal journey from Marina di Gioiosa Ionica to Trinità

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144 km
3193 m
Tough

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Calabrian coastline with this 144-kilometer road route that offers stunning views and cultural attractions. With a challenging ascent of 3193 meters, this route is recommended for experienced cyclists seeking a demanding adventure. It is rated as a difficulty level 4 out of 5. Highlights along the way include the scenic climb to Monte Crocco, the charming town of Martone, the picturesque Marina di Gioiosa Ionica, and the historical sites of Locri and Polistena. The route concludes in Trinità, where you can admire the ancient Trinità Church and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere.


Embark on a challenging gravel adventure, completing this scenic route with climbs up Monte Crocco and Pietra del Boaro.

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98 km
2680 m
Tough

For experienced gravel cyclists seeking a physically demanding challenge, this route near Laureana di Borrello offers the perfect combination of difficulty and scenic beauty. With a total ascent of 2680m and a distance of 98km, this route pushes cyclists to their limits. The journey begins in Candidoni, providing a serene start to the adventure. The highlights of this route include Monte Crocco, offering a steep challenge and rewarding panoramic views, and Pietra del Boaro, presenting an epic climb with stunning vistas. The difficulty level for this route is rated 4 out of 5, making it suitable only for well-prepared cyclists with excellent fitness. The epicness level is 3 out of 5, as the route showcases some of Calabria's lesser-known gravel gems. Overall, this gravel adventure embraces the spirit of exploration and pushes cyclists to conquer both breathtaking landscapes and personal limits.


Discover the hidden gems of Calabria while enjoying a scenic gravel ride through Mammola and the village of Plaesano.

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79 km
2427 m
Tough

This scenic gravel ride near Laureana di Borrello showcases the beauty of Calabria's hidden treasures. With a total ascent of 2427m and a distance of 79km, this route is suitable for intermediate level gravel cyclists. The journey takes you through Candidoni, offering a peaceful start to the ride. Along the way, cyclists can enjoy the picturesque village of Mammola, known for its charming atmosphere and historical significance. The highlight of the route is Plaesano, tucked away in the Calabrian countryside, offering a scenic and serene experience. The difficulty level is rated 3 out of 5, making it a challenging yet rewarding gravel ride. The epicness level is also rated 3 out of 5, as it uncovers lesser-known spots and scenic landscapes. Overall, this gravel ride allows cyclists to immerse themselves in the authentic beauty of Calabria.


Experience the stunning Serrata ascent and the picturesque town of Stilo along this challenging road cycling route.

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162 km
4662 m
Tough

This road cycling route near Laureana di Borrello offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for cyclists. With a total ascent of 4662m and a distance of 162km, it is suitable for cyclists who are well-trained and seeking adventure. The route takes you through several highlights, including the breathtaking Serrata ascent, the charming town of Stilo, and the majestic Monte Tramazza. The difficulty level of this route is rated 4 out of 5, making it a great choice for experienced cyclists looking for a thrilling challenge. The epicness level is also rated 4 out of 5, as it incorporates legendary climbs and scenic spots along the way. Overall, this route showcases the stunning natural beauty of Calabria and provides an unforgettable cycling experience.


Conquer the ascent to Monte Limina and enjoy panoramic views

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126 km
3494 m
Savage

This challenging road route covers a distance of 126 kilometers and features an ascent of 3494 meters, making it suitable for experienced cyclists craving an adrenaline rush. Rated as a difficulty level 5 out of 5, this route tests both physical and mental strength. The highlight of this route is the climb to Monte Limina, offering jaw-dropping views of the Calabrian landscape. Other notable sections include the settlements of Galatro, Canolo, Ciminà, Trinità, and Melicucco, each offering unique cultural and natural attractions.


Discover the beauty of Serra San Bruno on this scenic road route

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85 km
1770 m
Tough

Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring landscapes of Calabria on this 85-kilometer road route that features an ascent of 1770 meters. Rated as a difficulty level 4 out of 5, it offers a challenging but rewarding adventure. The highlight of this route is the picturesque town of Serra San Bruno, known for its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. Other noteworthy sections include the starting point, Laureana di Borrello, and the climb to Monte Crocco, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramas.


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