Challenging Gravel Route near Santo António da Charneca

A gravel cycling route starting from Santo Antonio da Charneca

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This challenging 70 km gravel route near Santo António da Charneca offers a thrilling experience for experienced cyclists. With an elevation gain of 912 m, it provides a demanding ride that showcases the region's natural beauty. Discover the stunning Palácio e Quinta da Bacalhoa at the 14 km mark and be captivated by its grandeur. At the 21 km mark, explore the picturesque Formosinho area and immerse yourself in its enchanting landscapes. Journey further and reach the scenic Picoto at the 36 km mark, revealing breathtaking views. Continue onwards to Fernão Ferro at the 59 km mark and marvel at its historical significance. Finally, complete your epic journey at Palhais at the 68 km mark, which offers a perfect finish. Rated with a difficulty level of 5 out of 5, this route is reserved for experienced and highly trained cyclists craving an epic challenge.

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70 km

912 m

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Start: Santo António da Charneca Village center

Santo António da Charneca: Discovering peaceful cycling routes in Santo António da Charneca

Santo António da Charneca is located in the Área Metropolitana de Lisboa region of Portugal. While not particularly well-known for its cycling infrastructure or dedicated routes, the area does provide a pleasant environment for road and gravel cycling. Cyclists can enjoy exploring Santo António da Charneca's quieter streets and surrounding countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of larger cities. With its proximity to Lisbon, cyclists visiting Santo António da Charneca can also take advantage of the vibrant cycling scene and famous climbs in the nearby Sintra area. Overall, Santo António da Charneca offers a relaxing cycling experience with options to explore more challenging routes nearby.