The Road Runner - Scenic Delights of Cerda

A road cycling route starting from Cerda

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Embark on a road cycling adventure through the picturesque landscapes surrounding Cerda.

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Discover the beauty of Cerda and its surroundings through this 86-kilometer road cycling route. With a total ascent of 1962 meters, this journey provides a combination of challenging climbs and breathtaking vistas. Starting in Cerda, you'll make your way to Cozzo Trabiata at the 4-kilometer mark, offering stunning views of the Sicilian countryside. Montemaggiore Belsito at 10 kilometers showcases its abundance of vineyards and olive groves. At the 14-kilometer mark, Monte Scardilla awaits with sweeping panoramas of the Sicilian coast. Pizzo Pipitone at 31 kilometers offers a serene coastal experience, where you can relax and enjoy the sea breeze. Continue to Monte Rotondo at 40 kilometers for a taste of untouched natural beauty. As you cycle through the 41-kilometer mark, immerse yourself in Ciminna's enchanting landscapes, characterized by rolling hills and charming village scenery. At 47 kilometers, encounter Cozzo San Pantaleo, boasting panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see. For a well-deserved break, visit Belvedere at the 67-kilometer mark, known for its exquisite architecture and stunning coastal views. Finally, reach Termini Imerese at the same distance, a vibrant town offering a blend of history and modernity.

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86 km

1962 m

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Start: Cerda Village center

Cerda: Cycle through Cerda and use it as a launching point to conquer Pizzo Carbonara.

Cerda, located in Sicilia, Italy, is an average locality for cyclists. The area offers some cycling routes with moderate terrain, suitable for both road and gravel cyclists. One notable cycling route nearby is the climb to Pizzo Carbonara, the highest peak in Sicilia. Cerda itself is a small town with a few amenities for cyclists, including bike-friendly accommodations. While it may not be a top cycling destination, Cerda provides a decent base for exploring the surrounding area on two wheels.