Exploring the Adda Valley

A road cycling route starting from Sordio

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Embark on a captivating journey through the scenic Adda Valley.

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Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Adda Valley as you embark on this captivating cycling route. Begin your adventure in Sordio and pass by Cerro al Lambro, a charming town with stunning views of the valley. Continue your ride to Mulazzano and Pandino, where you can explore their historical and cultural attractions. Cycle through Crema and Castelleone, two towns known for their rich architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Navigare l'Adda offers a unique opportunity to cruise along the river and admire the surrounding landscapes. Take a moment to explore Codogno and Senna Lodigiana, two towns with captivating historical sites. As you make your way back to Sordio, ride through Collina della Croce, a hilly area with breathtaking views, and Sant'Angelo Lodigiano, known for its medieval charm.

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Start: Cerro al Lambro Village center

Sordio: Experience the beauty and history of Sordio while enjoying thrilling cycling routes.

Sordio is a lovely locality situated in Lombardia, Italy. The area offers a mix of flat and hilly terrains, making it suitable for both leisurely rides and more challenging cycling workouts. As you cycle through Sordio, you'll be surrounded by picturesque landscapes, including charming vineyards and rolling hills. Nearby, you'll find the iconic climb of Madonna del Ghisallo, known for its historical significance in the world of professional cycling. With its breathtaking views and challenging gradients, this climb attracts cycling enthusiasts from all over the world. Sordio is a great destination for road and gravel cyclists looking to explore beautiful scenery and test their skills on legendary climbs.