Viadana Loop

A road cycling route starting from Reggio nell'Emilia

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Experience the stunning landscapes of Viadana on this road cycling route

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The Viadana Loop is a scenic road cycling route that covers a total distance of 107 kilometers with an ascent of 114 meters. This route is perfect for cyclists who enjoy long-distance rides and want to experience the beauty of the Emilia-Romagna region. Starting in Reggio nell'Emilia, you'll pass through highlights such as Cavriago, a charming town known for its historic buildings and lively atmosphere. As you continue your journey, make sure to stop by Calerno and Casaltone, two picturesque villages with beautiful landscapes and peaceful surroundings. One of the highlights of this route is Copermio, a scenic area with rolling hills and vineyards. Another must-visit spot is Viadana, a town famous for its beautiful architecture, historic center, and stunning views. The Viadana Loop combines natural beauty, cultural attractions, and challenging terrain, making it a memorable cycling experience.

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Start: Reggio Emilia City center

Reggio nell'Emilia: Cycling and Cultural Delights in Reggio nell'Emilia

Reggio nell'Emilia is a charming locality in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region that offers great opportunities for road and gravel cycling. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside with rolling hills, vineyards, and picturesque villages, making it an ideal destination for cyclists seeking scenic routes. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is the Passo delle Radici, a challenging climb that offers stunning views at its summit. With its well-maintained roads and relatively low traffic, Reggio nell'Emilia provides a cyclist-friendly environment. The town itself also has plenty to offer, with its historic center, museums, and local cuisine, making it a memorable destination for both cycling and tourism enthusiasts.