San Mauro Pascoli Loop

A road cycling route starting from San Mauro Pascoli

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A scenic road cycling loop with challenging ascents and picturesque views

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The San Mauro Pascoli Loop is a 67-kilometer road cycling route that offers a challenging ride through the beautiful Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The route features a total ascent of 861 meters, providing ample opportunities for experienced riders to test their climbing skills. Along the way, cyclists will be treated to stunning views of the countryside, charming hilltop villages, and historical landmarks.

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67 km

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Start: San Mauro Pascoli City center

San 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.

12 km

Poggio BerniVillage

Located just 12 kilometers into the route, Poggio Berni is a must-visit highlight. This small town is known for its quaint streets, historic architecture, and scenic views of the surrounding area.

26 km

Monte Ceti431 mPeak

At around 26 kilometers into the route, Monte Ceti offers a challenging climb and rewards cyclists with breathtaking panoramic vistas. It's the perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the scenic beauty of the Emilia-Romagna countryside.

42 km

Monte Curto434 mPeak

Monte Curto, located approximately 42 kilometers into the route, is another highlight worth stopping at. This iconic peak provides stunning views of the rolling hills and vineyards of the region.

43 km

Sogliano al RubiconeVillage

Sogliano al Rubicone, situated around 43 kilometers into the route, is a charming medieval village known for its cobblestone streets and historic buildings. Take some time to explore the town's rich history and enjoy authentic regional cuisine.

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San Mauro PascoliTown

The route ends in San Mauro Pascoli, a picturesque town famous for being the birthplace of Italian fashion designer, Valentino Garavani. Explore the charming streets, visit the Casa Museo Valentino, and unwind at one of the local cafes or gelaterias.