Nusco Circuit
A road cycling route starting from Montefalcione
A challenging circuit with stunning mountain views
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The Nusco Circuit is an 88 km road cycling route near Montefalcione, Campania. Cyclists will be challenged by a total ascent of 2494 m, making it a difficult but rewarding ride. Highlights along the route include Bagnoli Irpino and Monte Cerreto, both of which offer breathtaking mountain views. Cyclists will also have the opportunity to explore the small town of Nusco, known for its charming old town and historic churches. Overall, this circuit is perfect for experienced cyclists looking for a challenging ride and scenic views.
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Start: Montefalcione Village centerMontefalcione: Unveiling Montefalcione's cycling treasures
Montefalcione, situated in the Campania region of Italy, is a hidden gem for road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers a mix of scenic countryside, challenging climbs, and flat stretches, catering to various cycling preferences. Montefalcione is characterized by its charming medieval architecture and narrow winding streets, perfect for leisurely exploration after a day of cycling. One well-known climb near Montefalcione is the Foggianello climb, popular among cyclists seeking a demanding ascent and rewarding views at the summit. Overall, Montefalcione receives a rank of 4 for its diverse cycling terrain and picturesque setting.33 km
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Nusco914 mPeakNusco is a beautiful town with a historic center and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
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53 km
Bagnoli IrpinoVillageBagnoli Irpino offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.
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76 km
Monte Cerreto952 mPeakMonte Cerreto is a challenging climb with stunning mountain vistas at the summit.
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88 km
MontefalcioneVillageMontefalcione, the starting and ending point of the circuit, is a picturesque village worth exploring.
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88 km
Finish: Montefalcione Village centerMontefalcione: Unveiling Montefalcione's cycling treasures