Scenic road journey to Angera
Cyklotrasa road začínajúca od Angera
Explore the historic villages and countryside of Lombardia
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Embark on a 99km road journey with a challenging ascent of 610m, passing through the charming towns of Travedona, Inarzo, and Gallarate. Highlights include the picturesque Castano Primo, the historic village of Tornavento, and the tranquil Marano Ticino. With its diverse terrain and stunning views, this route offers something for every cyclist.
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610 m
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Štart: Angera Village centerAngera: Aktívny oddych a cyklistické trasy pri jazere.
Angera je krásne mestečko pri jazere, ktoré ponúka cyklistom množstvo možností na aktívny oddych a objavovanie. V okolí sa nachádzajú krásne cyklistické trasy, ktoré vedú pozdĺž jazera a prírodných krás.11 km
11 km
Monte di Travedona355 mVrcholClimb to the top of Monte di Travedona for panoramic views of the countryside.
17 km
17 km
InarzoDedinaExplore the traditional village of Inarzo and its historic sites.
36 km
36 km
GallarateMestoCycle through the picturesque town of Gallarate and its charming streets.
56 km
56 km
Castano PrimoMestoDiscover the hidden gems of Castano Primo as you pedal through the countryside.
64 km
64 km
TornaventoDedinský výhľadExperience the beauty of Tornavento and its historic landmarks.
75 km
75 km
Marano TicinoDedinaEnjoy a leisurely ride through the tranquil village of Marano Ticino.
99 km
99 km
AngeraDedinaArrive in Angera and explore its historic castle and waterfront promenade.
99 km
99 km
Cieľ: Angera Village centerAngera: Aktívny oddych a cyklistické trasy pri jazere.
Cyklotrasy od Angera:
Gravel okruh cez Monte Gagliasco a Monte Le Casacce Gravel trasa cez Monte Cucco a Bruschera Cestná trasa s výstupom na Monte Martino Road cycling in Lombardia Scenic road journey to Angera Gravel cyklistická trasa okolo Angery Cestná cyklo trasa Monte Motta Cestná cyklotrasa cez Vizzola Ticino a Bogogno Road adventure to Sant'Anna Gravel route to Lake Maggiore Cestná cyklo trasa Monte di Travedona