The Gravel Loop

A gravel cycling route starting from Solarolo

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A thrilling gravel adventure with historic highlights

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This gravel route near Solarolo takes you through beautiful countryside landscapes and ancient towns. With moderate difficulty and a distance of 102 kilometers, it offers an exciting challenge for gravel enthusiasts. The route includes highlights such as the charming town of Lugo, the historic Taglio Corelli, and the picturesque town of Bagnacavallo.

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102 km

34 m

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Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Solarolo Village center

Solarolo: Cyclist-friendly locality with diverse cycling routes and scenic landscapes.

Solarolo, located in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, is a cyclist-friendly locality with various cycling routes suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. The surrounding countryside features scenic landscapes, including vineyards, meadows, and small villages. Road cyclists can enjoy well-maintained roads with various degrees of difficulty, while gravel cyclists can explore the gravel trails and paths nestled in the area. A famous nearby cycling spot is the climb to Brisighella, known for its challenging ascent and rewarding views at the top. Solarolo is a recommended destination for cyclists looking for diverse routes and beautiful scenery.

10 km

LugoTown

Lugo, one of the highlights on this route, is a historic town that dates back to Roman times. The town boasts an impressive medieval fortress, charming streets, and picturesque squares.

28 km

Taglio CorelliHamlet

Taglio Corelli is a fascinating historic site along the route. As you cycle through this area, you can admire the remains of an ancient canal system that was used for transportation in the past.

43 km

Sant'AlbertoVillage

Sant'Alberto is a quaint village known for its unique natural setting. Located in a marshy area, it offers scenic views and opportunities for birdwatching.

66 km

San RomualdoVillage

San Romualdo is a small town with a rich history. Its main highlight is the centuries-old San Romualdo Church, which features beautiful Renaissance artwork.