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Gravel Adventure: Sicilian Explorations


A gravel cycling route starting from Bivona

Embark on a gravel adventure through the rugged landscapes of Sicily, discovering hidden valleys and ancient hilltop settlements.

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This challenging gravel route near Bivona covers a distance of 96 km with an ascent of 2670 meters, offering a thrilling cycling experience for gravel enthusiasts. Admire the diverse Sicilian landscape, dotted with historical sites and surrounded by untamed nature. Highlights such as Pizzo Catera and Lercara Friddi provide opportunities for both scenic viewpoints and cultural discoveries, making this route perfect for cyclists seeking adventure and exploration.

gravel
96 km
2670 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Bivona Village center
Bivona: Conquer challenging climbs and experience the breathtaking beauty of Bivona.
Bivona, located in Sicilia, Italy, offers exciting cycling opportunities for both road and gravel cyclists. The locality is known for its rugged terrain, with steep climbs and challenging descents. Cyclists can test their skills on the famous climb of Passo del Cerruso, which offers breathtaking views at the summit. The region is also rich in natural beauty, with lush forests and picturesque valleys. Bivona is a great destination for adventurous cyclists seeking thrilling rides and stunning landscapes.
BivonaVillage
Begin and end your journey in Bivona, a charming town that complements the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Sicilian countryside.
Pizzo Catera1192 mPeak
At 6 km, Pizzo Catera offers a challenging climb with rewarding views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
Borgata FilagaHamlet
Borgata Filaga, situated at 15 km, is a quaint village preserving its ancient architecture and local traditions.
Monte Carcaci1194 mPeak
Monte Carcaci, at 21 km, stands proudly as a vantage point over captivating valleys and distant Sicilian settlements.
Cocca Filici695 mPeak
Cocca Filici, located at 31 km, showcases the Sicilian rural lifestyle, with its small farms and traditional houses surrounded by olive groves.
Lercara FriddiVillage
Lercara Friddi, situated at 34 km, provides a glimpse into the rural charm of Sicilian hilltop settlements, with narrow streets and historic buildings.
Pizzo Ficuzza778 mPeak
Pizzo Ficuzza, at 61 km, offers breathtaking vistas from its mountainous terrain, showcasing the untamed beauty of Sicily.
San Giovanni GeminiVillage
San Giovanni Gemini, at 73 km, is a small town that harmoniously blends ancient traditions with magnificent natural landscapes.
Pizzo della Rondine1246 mPeak
Located at 83 km, Pizzo della Rondine entices riders with a challenging climb and rewards them with panoramic views of the surrounding Sicilian countryside.
Cozzo Dilisi524 mPeak
Cozzo Dilisi, at 94 km, stands majestically and offers cyclists a serene and contemplative experience immersed in Sicily's unspoiled nature.
Portale gotico chiaramontanoAttraction
At 96 km, the Portale gotico chiaramontano in Bivona awaits, showcasing ornate Gothic architecture and historical significance, locking in the memories of a memorable cycling adventure.
Finish: Bivona Village center
Bivona: Conquer challenging climbs and experience the breathtaking beauty of Bivona.

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