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The Rubicone Challenge
A road cycling route starting from San Mauro Pascoli
Embark on a thrilling cycling journey through Emilia-Romagna's stunning landscapes.
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Experience the best of Emilia-Romagna on this challenging road cycling route starting near San Mauro Pascoli. With a total ascent of 1277 meters over a distance of 148 kilometers, this route will truly test your endurance. From the historical town of Savignano sul Rubicone to the majestic peaks of Monte Lorenzone and Monte Saraceno, you'll be captivated by the picturesque surroundings. Highlights also include the quaint villages of Meldola and Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole, each offering their own unique charm. Conclude your adventure at the impressive Castello Malatestiano in San Mauro Pascoli.
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148 km
1277 m
Tough
Route profile
Highlights on the route
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Start: San Mauro Pascoli City centerSan Mauro Pascoli: Discovering the beauty of San Mauro Pascoli on two wheels.
San Mauro Pascoli is a charming locality situated in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. It offers a mix of flat and hilly terrains, providing a diverse range of cycling opportunities. The roads in San Mauro Pascoli are well-maintained and there are several routes that allow cyclists to explore the surrounding countryside. While there are no famous cycling-related spots or well-known climbs in San Mauro Pascoli, its scenic beauty and pleasant cycling conditions make it an ideal destination for leisurely rides.2 km
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Savignano sul RubiconeTownVisit Savignano sul Rubicone, a historically significant town known for the Rubicon River crossing by Julius Caesar.
23 km
23 km
Monte Lorenzone364 mPeakConquer Monte Lorenzone and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
36 km
36 km
Monte Saraceno283 mPeakScale the majestic Monte Saraceno, one of the most iconic climbs in the region.
48 km
48 km
MeldolaVillageExplore the charming village of Meldola and immerse yourself in its rich history and culture.
65 km
65 km
Castrocaro Terme e Terra del SoleVillageDiscover the enchanting town of Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole, famous for its thermal baths and medieval fortress.
103 km
103 km
CoccoliaHamletPass through the village of Coccolia and admire its traditional architecture and peaceful countryside.
134 km
134 km
BagnarolaHamletStop by Bagnarola, a small village known for its picturesque landscape and local cuisine.
145 km
145 km
Castello MalatestianoCastleConclude your journey at Castello Malatestiano, an impressive castle that reflects the region's rich medieval history.
148 km
148 km
Finish: San Mauro Pascoli City centerSan Mauro Pascoli: Discovering the beauty of San Mauro Pascoli on two wheels.
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