Veduta del Monte Conero e del Mare - Montecosaro - Campocavallo

A road cycling route starting from Campocavallo

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Experience stunning coastal views and charming towns on this road cycling route starting from Campocavallo.

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This 73 km route offers a mix of coastal scenery and picturesque towns. The ride begins with a panoramic view of Mount Conero and the sea before heading inland towards Montecosaro, a charming hilltop town with narrow streets and medieval architecture. The route then returns to Campocavallo, where you can relax and enjoy the peaceful countryside. With a total ascent of 1042 meters, this route provides a good challenge for experienced cyclists. Highlights along the route include the stunning coastal views, the historic town of Montecosaro, and the natural beauty of Campocavallo.

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Start: Campocavallo Village center

Campocavallo: Explore the enchanting hills and iconic climbs in Campocavallo.

Campocavallo is a small locality situated in the Marche region of Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, it offers stunning views of the rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. The roads are well-maintained and ideal for road and gravel cycling. Some famous cycling-related spots nearby include the iconic Monte Nerone climb. With its beautiful scenery and excellent cycling routes, Campocavallo is a great destination for cyclists looking for a challenging and enjoyable ride.

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Veduta del Monte Conero e del MareViewpoint

Veduta del Monte Conero e del Mare offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the iconic Mount Conero and the azure blue Adriatic Sea.

28 km

MontecosaroVillage

Montecosaro is a picturesque hilltop town with stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Explore the narrow streets and visit the well-preserved medieval buildings.