The Long Road Loop Exploring San Damaso

A road cycling route starting from San Damaso

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Embark on a long, scenic road loop around San Damaso and discover the region's hidden gems.

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If you're seeking a challenging adventure with beautiful surroundings, this road route near San Damaso is perfect for you. The distance and moderate difficulty make it suitable for well-trained cyclists looking to push their limits. Along the route, you'll encounter charming villages and historical highlights, ensuring a rewarding experience. Take your time to explore these hidden gems and enjoy the ride.

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94 km

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Start: San Damaso Village center

San Damaso: Explore the famous climbs and scenic roads of San Damaso

San Damaso is a locality located in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, San Damaso offers a variety of road and gravel cycling opportunities. The region is known for its well-maintained roads and hilly terrain, making it suitable for both leisurely rides and challenging climbs. One well-known climb near San Damaso is Passo della Cisa, which attracts cyclists from all over the world. With its stunning landscapes and cycling-friendly infrastructure, San Damaso is a great destination for both road and gravel cyclists.

12 km

NonantolaTown

Visit Nonantola, a town known for its rich history and religious heritage. Admire the grandeur of the Nonantola Abbey and learn about its significance.

40 km

RenazzoVillage

Cycle through Renazzo, a village with medieval roots. Pause for a moment to explore the old streets and discover hidden architectural gems.

60 km

PadulleVillage

Discover Padulle, a small village that offers a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. Take a break from cycling and relax in this idyllic setting.

84 km

Castelfranco EmiliaTown

Explore Castelfranco Emilia, a town with a rich history and cultural heritage. Visit the Rocca di Bazzano, a medieval fortress with commanding views of the surrounding area.