Discovering Gattinara

A road cycling route starting from Brusnengo

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Embark on a road cycling journey to Gattinara and discover the hidden gems of this charming town

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This road cycling route near Brusnengo offers a pleasant and moderate experience, with a total ascent of 179 meters and a distance of 51 kilometers. Explore the charming town of Gattinara and take in its unique atmosphere. Enjoy the scenic landscapes as you pedal through the countryside, with plenty of sightseeing opportunities along the way. This route is suitable for both intermediate and experienced cyclists.

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51 km

179 m

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Start: Brusnengo Village center

Brusnengo: Discover the scenic countryside and conquer the Santuario di Oropa climb.

Brusnengo, a locality in Piemonte, Italy, offers a pleasant and peaceful environment for road and gravel cyclists. The town is surrounded by beautiful countryside, with quiet roads and rolling hills that cater to various cycling preferences. Nearby, cyclists can enjoy the iconic Santuario di Oropa climb, known for its challenging ascent and stunning views at the top. Brusnengo is also within reach of other exciting cycling routes and destinations, making it a great starting point for exploring the region on two wheels.

9 km

GattinaraTown

Take a moment to appreciate the architecture and history of Gattinara. Explore the town center and discover its hidden gems, including charming cafes and local shops.

16 km

LentaVillage

Lenta welcomes you with its serene landscapes and peaceful ambiance. Enjoy the tranquility of this hidden gem and take a break from your cycling journey to soak in the natural beauty.

37 km

San Giacomo VercelleseVillage

As you reach San Giacomo Vercellese, admire the picturesque views of the surrounding countryside. Take a moment to pause and appreciate the beauty of nature before continuing on your road cycling adventure.