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Experience diverse cycling routes and historical charm in Portici.


Cycling routes from Portici

Portici, situated in the Campania region of Italy, offers a range of cycling experiences. From the perspective of a road and gravel cyclist, Portici provides access to both challenging uphill routes and tranquil coastal roads. The town benefits from its proximity to Mount Vesuvius, which offers iconic climbs for avid cyclists. Portici itself is a lively town, with historical sites, vibrant markets, and local cuisine that will delight cyclists. The welcoming atmosphere and diverse cycling options make Portici a great destination for cyclists looking for varied terrain and cultural experiences.

Discover charming villages and natural beauty on this cycling route

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63 km
282 m
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Experience the beauty of scenic villages and natural landscapes on this 63-kilometer round-trip route. With a gentle ascent of 282 meters, the road biking trail is suitable for cyclists of moderate fitness level. Highlights along the way include San Giorgio a Cremano, Casoria, Cardito, Gaudello, Sant'Anastasia, and San Sebastiano al Vesuvio.


Discover the hidden gem of San Giorgio a Cremano

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47 km
529 m
Chill

Uncover the hidden gem of San Giorgio a Cremano on this road cycling route starting from Portici. Cycle through the quaint streets of San Giorgio a Cremano, a town with charming architecture and a vibrant atmosphere. As you make your way to Sant'Anastasia, take a moment to admire the stunning artwork and architectural features that adorn the town. Ottaviano invites with its rich history and ancient Roman ruins. Boscoreale, another highlight along the route, showcases archaeological sites and fascinating insights into ancient Roman life. Conclude your journey at Torre del Greco, famous for its coral artisans and beautiful coastal scenery.


Experience a scenic road cycling route from San Giorgio a Cremano to Ercolano

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69 km
503 m
Tough

Embark on an exhilarating road cycling adventure from San Giorgio a Cremano to Ercolano. This 69-km route offers beautiful scenery and challenging terrain, making it perfect for experienced cyclists. The route takes you through charming towns such as Pollena Trocchia and Marigliano, allowing you to explore the cultural heritage of Campania while enjoying the thrill of cycling. With a total ascent of 503 meters, this route provides a satisfying challenge for those seeking an unforgettable cycling experience.


Explore the rich history of Campania on this cycling adventure

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129 km
580 m
Tough

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Campania on this 129-kilometer cycling route. With an ascent of 580 meters, the road biking trail is challenging yet rewarding. Highlights along the journey include Naples, Pozzuoli with its ancient Roman ruins, Monte Nuovo volcanic crater, Villaggio Coppola-Pinetamare, Castel Volturno, Borgo Appio, Afragola, and San Giorgio a Cremano.


Discovering historic heritage and natural beauty

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42 km
536 m
Chill

Embark on a cycling journey to Boscoreale, where historic heritage and natural beauty await. Starting from Portici, this route takes you through a scenic path to Sant'Anastasia. Along the way, you'll be captivated by the fascinating architecture and landmarks of Sant'Anastasia. Continue your ride to Boscoreale, known for its historical significance and archaeological sites. Explore the ancient ruins and discover the stories of the Roman past. Conclude your journey at Torre del Greco, a coastal town famous for its beautiful beaches and traditional fishing communities.


Enjoy breathtaking views and challenging climbs on a scenic cycling adventure through the Campania region.

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113 km
1065 m
Tough

The Campanian Hilltops route offers a challenging and picturesque cycling experience in the beautiful Campania region of Italy. With a total ascent of 1,065 meters and a distance of 113 kilometers, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists looking to test their skills and soak in the stunning landscapes along the way. The route takes you through various highlights, including the Valle di Maddaloni, Monte Castello, Arpaia, Sella di Arpaia, Monte Vorrano, Roccarainola, Sant'Anastasia, and finally, Portici. Each highlight offers unique attractions and beautiful views, making this a memorable cycling journey.


Exploring the cultural heritage of Acerra and its surroundings

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57 km
301 m
Chill

This road cycling route takes you on a journey through the cultural heritage of Acerra and its surroundings. Starting from Portici, you will pass through Acerra, known for its historical landmarks and vibrant atmosphere. With its well-preserved architecture and charming streets, Acerra offers a delightful mix of medieval and Renaissance influences. As you continue your ride, Marigliano invites you with its scenic landscapes and picturesque views. Sant'Anastasia, another highlight along the route, captivates with its architectural wonders. The final stop at San Sebastiano al Vesuvio showcases stunning panoramic vistas of the Vesuvius volcano.


Exploring ancient ruins and natural wonders

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92 km
1036 m
Tough

Embark on an adventure to Herculaneum, where ancient ruins and natural wonders await. Starting from Portici, this road cycling route takes you through Pomigliano d'Arco, known for its quaint streets and charming atmosphere. As you continue your ride, Avella welcomes you with its picturesque landscapes and captivating scenery. Discover the ancient ruins of Herculaneum and immerse yourself in the rich history of this UNESCO World Heritage site. A scenic route through Torre Annunziata will lead you to Torre del Greco, a town famous for its coral artisans and coastal charm.


Cycling through historical landmarks near Portici

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71 km
732 m
Tough

This road cycling route takes you on a journey through some of the most iconic highlights near Portici, Campania. Starting from Portici, you will pass through Sant'Anastasia, known for its stunning architecture and detailed artwork. From there, the route continues to Cima BICIAmoci, a mountaintop viewpoint offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. As you cycle through Lauro, you'll be greeted by quaint streets lined with traditional houses and charming local shops. The route then takes you through Poggiomarino, a town known for its rich history and archaeological discoveries. Finally, you'll arrive at Ercolano, home to the famous ancient ruins of Herculaneum.


Cycle along the picturesque coastline near Portici

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65 km
466 m
Tough

Embark on a scenic cycling adventure along the coast near Portici with this round-trip route. Suitable for road biking and moderate difficulty, the route covers 65 kilometers with an ascent of 466 meters. Highlights of the journey include San Giorgio a Cremano, Sant'Anastasia, Ottaviano, Terzigno, Angri, Torre Annunziata, Torre del Greco, and Portici.


Cycling routes nearby:

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Ercolano

Immerse yourself in the rich history and stunning coastal landscapes of Ercolano.

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San Giorgio a Cremano

Cycling through Campania's diverse landscape and tackling the famous Gran Conca climb.

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Barra

Exploring Naples' bustling streets by bike and enjoying coastal rides in Barra.

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San Giovanni a Teduccio

Not a cycling-friendly locality.

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San Sebastiano al Vesuvio

Experience the thrill of cycling amidst the beauty and history of San Sebastiano al Vesuvio.

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Torre del Greco

Discovering the vibrant town and surrounding areas while cycling in Torre del Greco

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Ponticelli

Challenge yourself with the climb of Mount Vesuvius in Ponticelli.

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Massa di Somma

Enjoying tranquil rides in the countryside surroundings of Massa di Somma

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Cercola

Relaxing Cycling in Cercola

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