Mountain Gravel Challenge: San Gillio to Druento

A gravel cycling route starting from Druento

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Conquer the mountains on this challenging gravel route

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Prepare yourself for a thrilling and challenging mountain gravel route from San Gillio to Druento. This epic route takes you through Monte Musinè, Monte Arpone, Lemie, and Viù, offering breathtaking mountain scenery and challenging climbs. With an ascent of 2626m and a distance of 111km, this route is only suitable for experienced gravel riders.

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111 km

2626 m

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Druento Village center

Druento: Tranquil town with enjoyable routes for cycling.

Druento is a small town situated in the Piedmont region of Italy. As a road and gravel cyclist, you will find some enjoyable routes to explore in the surrounding countryside. While Druento might not offer any famous cycling spots or well-known climbs, it does provide a peaceful and scenic environment for cycling. The quiet country roads and beautiful landscapes make it a pleasant destination for riders looking to escape the hustle and bustle of larger cities. Overall, Druento is a decent option for a relaxing ride in a tranquil setting.

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San GillioVillage

San Gillio is the starting point of this epic mountain gravel challenge, with stunning views and challenging terrain.

14 km

Monte Musinè1146 mPeak

Monte Musinè is a popular destination for cyclists, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains.

32 km

Monte Arpone1603 mPeak

Monte Arpone is a challenging climb with an elevation gain that rewards you with breathtaking panoramic views.

52 km

LemieVillage

Lemie is a small village surrounded by mountain peaks, creating a postcard-perfect setting for a rest stop.

63 km

Lou Terou1607 mPeak

Lou Terou is a hidden gem in the mountains, offering unique rock formations and stunning natural beauty.

77 km

ViùVillage

Viù is a picturesque village nestled in the mountains, with scenic trails and old-world charm.

87 km

Monte Murai701 mPeak

Monte Murai offers challenging terrain and rewarding views of the Piemonte region, making it a must-ride for gravel enthusiasts.

95 km

CafasseVillage

Cafasse is a small town with traditional Italian architecture and is a great spot to refuel and rest during your mountain gravel challenge.

111 km

DruentoVillage

Druento is the final destination of this epic mountain gravel route, offering a sense of accomplishment and stunning views of the surrounding countryside.