Gravel Adventure Along the Sicilian Coast

A gravel cycling route starting from Aci Trezza

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Explore the stunning Sicilian coastline in this gravel adventure near Aci Trezza.

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This route offers a unique cycling experience along the beautiful Riviera deli Ciclopi. With a total distance of 45 kilometers and 809 meters of ascent, it is suitable for well-trained amateurs. The highlights include Aci Castello, a picturesque village with a medieval castle perched on a cliff, and Monti Rossi, a volcanic area with red hills and ancient caves. The route also passes through Nicolosi, a charming town located at the foot of Mount Etna. Overall, this gravel route provides a great opportunity to discover the natural and historical wonders of Sicily.

gravel

45 km

809 m

Tough

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Highlights on the route

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Start: Aci Trezza Village center

Aci Trezza: Unforgettable cycling experience near stunning coastal roads and famous volcanoes.

Aci Trezza in Sicilia, Italy, is a great locality for road and gravel cycling. The area offers a mix of coastal and inland cycling routes, showcasing the stunning beauty of Sicily. Cyclists can ride along the scenic coastal roads, passing by beautiful beaches and charming fishing villages. There are also famous cycling climbs nearby like the Etna volcano and the Nebrodi Mountains. With its breathtaking scenery and challenging routes, Aci Trezza is a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts.

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Riviera deli CiclopiViewpoint

The Riviera deli Ciclopi offers breathtaking views of the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, making it a perfect spot to take a break and enjoy the coastal scenery.

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Aci CastelloTown

Aci Castello is dominated by a majestic Norman castle and offers beautiful views of the Cyclops Islands.

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Monti Rossi949 mPeak

Monti Rossi is a volcanic area with unique red volcanic cones and fascinating caves.

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NicolosiVillage

Nicolosi is a charming town located on the slopes of Mount Etna, providing a glimpse into the volcano's history and offering opportunities for exploring the surrounding nature.