Conquering Orrido di Sant'Anna and Ponte Romano

A road cycling route starting from Losone

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Take on the challenge of Orrido di Sant'Anna and marvel at the ancient Ponte Romano on this exhilarating cycling route.

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This route is designed for adventurous cyclists who love a challenge, with a distance of 73 kilometers and a demanding ascent of 3391 meters. Experience the thrill of conquering the stunning Orrido di Sant'Anna, known for its breathtaking beauty and impressive rock formations. Additionally, you'll encounter the historic Ponte Romano bridge, a remarkable Roman artifact offering a glimpse into the past. With a difficulty rating of 5 out of 5, this route is suitable for well-trained amateurs seeking an intense physical and mental challenge. It boasts an epicness level of 5 out of 5, ensuring a truly unforgettable cycling experience. Highlights include the iconic Ponte Romano, the rustic village of Golino providing a fascinating insight into local life, and the magnificent Monte Verità with its breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding areas.

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73 km

3391 m

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Start: Losone Village center

Losone: Cycling paradise in scenic Ticino

Losone, located in Ticino, Switzerland, is a great locality for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers a diverse range of terrains, including flat, rolling, and hilly sections. Cyclists can enjoy riding along the scenic roads and explore the beautiful landscape of Ticino. For more adventurous cyclists, nearby famous cycling climbs such as Monte Tamaro and Monte San Salvatore provide challenging uphill rides. Losone is a popular destination for both local and international cyclists due to its cycling-friendly infrastructure and stunning surroundings.

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Monte Verità403 mPeak

Monte Verità is an iconic hill overlooking Ascona and Lake Maggiore, known for its historical significance as a hill of truth where artists and philosophers gathered in the early 20th century.