Magenta and Barbavara Gravel Adventure
A gravel cycling route starting from Dairago
Discover the historic village of Magenta and cycle through the scenic Barbavara area
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Embark on a thrilling gravel cycling adventure starting near Dairago. This 79km route offers a moderate ascent of 143m and takes you through picturesque landscapes and charming villages. The highlight of the route is Magenta, a historic town known for its pivotal role in the Battle of Magenta during the Second Italian War of Independence. Explore the narrow streets and admire the grand architecture of the town. Another highlight along the way is the scenic Barbavara area, where you'll be surrounded by beautiful countryside and rolling hills.
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79 km
143 m
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Start: Dairago Village centerDairago: Moderate cycling locality in Lombardia, Italy, with access to Parco delle Groane and Mount Celio climb.
Dairago, located in Lombardia, Italy, provides moderate cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The locality features routes that encompass both urban and rural landscapes, allowing cyclists to experience different environments. One of the well-known cycling-related spots near Dairago is Parco delle Groane, a nature park perfect for outdoor activities. Additionally, cyclists can explore the nearby climb of Mount Celio, which offers scenic views of the surrounding area. Dairago offers a mix of cycling experiences and access to natural attractions.13 km
13 km
MagentaTownStop by Magenta and learn about its historical significance in the Battle of Magenta.
44 km
44 km
BarbavaraHamletEnjoy the scenic beauty of the Barbavara area as you cycle through the countryside.
64 km
64 km
Bernate TicinoVillageTake in the views of Bernate Ticino and appreciate the natural landscapes.
73 km
73 km
BuscateVillageVisit Buscate, a charming village with traditional architecture and a tranquil atmosphere.
79 km
79 km
Finish: Dairago Village centerDairago: Moderate cycling locality in Lombardia, Italy, with access to Parco delle Groane and Mount Celio climb.