The Castelnuovo Loop

A road cycling route starting from Assisi

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Fall in love with the charm of Castelnuovo and enjoy a scenic ride through Umbria.

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Embark on a delightful journey around Assisi with the Castelnuovo Loop. This route covers a total distance of 79 kilometers with a challenging ascent of 926 meters. The relatively shorter distance makes it suitable for moderately experienced cyclists looking for a satisfying ride. The route offers breathtaking views of the Umbrian countryside as you pedal through picturesque towns and villages. Explore the historic Piazza Nuova, with its beautiful architecture and lively atmosphere, situated at the 17-kilometer mark. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of Palazzo atop a hill at the 73-kilometer mark, offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. Perugia, renowned for its rich history and cultural heritage, awaits you at the 49-kilometer mark. Its iconic structures and vibrant ambiance will captivate your senses. Conclude your journey at La Terrazza, known for its stunning landscape and calming environment, offering a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection.

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79 km

926 m

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Start: Assisi City center

Assisi: Cycling and Culture in the Hilltop Town of Assisi

Assisi is a beautiful town in the Umbria region of Italy. From a cyclist's perspective, Assisi offers a mixture of both challenging climbs and scenic routes. The town itself is located on a hill, providing cyclists with breathtaking views as they ride through the medieval streets. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is Monte Subasio, a mountain known for its steep slopes and stunning panoramas. Another highlight for cyclists is the Assisi-Spoleto bike path, which takes riders through picturesque countryside and ancient villages. Overall, Assisi is a great destination for both road and gravel cyclists, with the opportunity to enjoy both challenging climbs and cultural sightseeing.