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The Gravel Trail of Altavilla Milicia


A gravel cycling route starting from Altavilla Milicia

A thrilling gravel trail offering scenic views and challenging terrain

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This distinctive gravel route near Altavilla Milicia takes cyclists on an adventurous journey through rugged landscapes and picturesque villages. With a total distance of 70 km and an elevation gain of 2,248 meters, this route is suitable for experienced gravel riders seeking a challenge. The highlights along the way include Altavilla Milicia, Bauso Rosso, Pizzo Lupo, Monte Rotondo, Ciminna, Villafrati, Bolognetta, Monte Dagariato, and Casteldaccia. Each of these locations offers its own unique charm and is worth stopping by for a closer look.

gravel
70 km
2248 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Casteldaccia City center
Altavilla Milicia: Enjoy stunning coastal views while cycling through Altavilla Milicia.
Altavilla Milicia, situated in Sicilia, Italy, is a cyclist's paradise. Road cyclists can revel in the beautiful coastal views along the cycling routes that wind through this locality. With its mix of flat stretches and rolling hills, Altavilla Milicia caters to a variety of cycling interests and skill levels. While not home to any famous cycling-related spots or climbs, the scenic beauty and cycling-friendly roads make Altavilla Milicia an excellent destination for a memorable ride.
Altavilla MiliciaVillage
Altavilla Milicia, the starting point of the route, is a charming coastal town known for its beautiful beaches and historic buildings. Take a few moments to explore its winding streets and enjoy the seaside atmosphere.
Bauso Rosso749 mPeak
Bauso Rosso is a small village surrounded by picturesque vineyards and olive groves. As you pass through, you'll be treated to lovely rural views and a glimpse of traditional Sicilian countryside.
Pizzo Lupo801 mPeak
Pizzo Lupo offers fantastic views of the surrounding landscape. This peak is a popular hiking destination and provides cyclists with a rewarding vantage point to take in the beauty of the region.
Monte Rotondo629 mPeak
Monte Rotondo is a mountain known for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity. While it may require some effort to reach, the stunning vistas from the top make it well worth the climb.
CiminnaVillage
Ciminna is a historic hill town known for its traditional architecture and winding streets. Cycling through its ancient alleys offers a glimpse into Sicilian heritage and culture.
VillafratiVillage
Villafrati is a charming village nestled amidst lush citrus groves. Make sure to stop by and savor the aroma of freshly bloomed citrus flowers that fills the air.
BolognettaVillage
Bolognetta is a quaint hillside town adorned with colorful Mediterranean buildings. Take a moment to admire the scenic views and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this hidden gem.
Monte Dagariato438 mPeak
Monte Dagariato is a challenging climb with breathtaking views. As you conquer this uphill battle, you'll be rewarded with stunning panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape.
CasteldacciaTown
Casteldaccia is a vibrant coastal town with beautiful beaches and a bustling summer atmosphere. Take a break and immerse yourself in the seaside charm of this Sicilian gem.
Finish: Casteldaccia City center
Altavilla Milicia: Enjoy stunning coastal views while cycling through Altavilla Milicia.

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