The Montelopio Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Cenaia

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Embark on an epic gravel journey through Montelopio

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The Montelopio Adventure is a thrilling gravel cycling route starting near Cenaia. With a challenging elevation gain of 1544 meters and a distance of 94 kilometers, this route is perfect for experienced cyclists seeking an adrenaline-pumping adventure. Starting from Cenaia, you will navigate through scenic countryside landscapes and pass through picturesque villages along the way. Highlights of this route include the village of Perignano, known for its quaint atmosphere and historical charm. Capannoli is another highlight, offering stunning views of the Tuscan countryside. The Montelopio viewpoint allows you to take in panoramic vistas of the surrounding hills and valleys. As you pedal through Orciatico, you'll be captivated by its medieval charm and timeless beauty. The Sassi Bianchi, a unique rock formation, is a must-see highlight that showcases the region's natural wonders. The route also features other scenic viewpoints and fascinating historical landmarks, such as Poggio all'Arco and Poggio alle Pietre. The Montelopio Adventure promises an unforgettable and exhilarating gravel cycling experience.

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94 km

1544 m

Tough

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Start: Cenaia Village center

Cenaia: Cycling through scenic vineyards and hills in Toscana.

Cenaia is a locality in Toscana, Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, Cenaia offers a charming and picturesque setting for both road and gravel cycling. The region is surrounded by stunning landscapes with rolling hills and vineyards, making it an ideal destination for leisurely cycling. While there are no famous cycling spots or climbs in the immediate vicinity, Cenaia is located in close proximity to popular cycling areas in Toscana, such as Chianti and San Gimignano. The locality has a decent cycling infrastructure with well-maintained roads and some dedicated cycling paths. Cenaia is also known for its local cuisine and wine, offering tourists a delightful culinary experience.