For fans of the two-wheeled world, there are different types of experiences that you can try. For mountain bike lovers, there are dirt roads between Cellino – Squinzano mixed dirt road of almost 30 km for an easy and pleasant route, even for the less sporty. But the cycling holiday Read more…
The particular conformation of the Lepini Mountains and the structure of the mountain roads, characterized by paths with varying degrees of difficulty, are a strong attraction for cyclists. Cyclists of various disciplines crowd the streets and countryside near Norma and the archaeological area of ancient Norba.
The journey of St. Francis in the Holy Valley can also be done by bicycle using the Ciclovia della Conca Reatina, a 21 km long ring route that starts from the beautiful city of Rieti. The route runs along the Velino and Turano rivers from their transparent waters, the trail Read more…
Among all the ways to experience the mountains with a bicycle, downhill riding is rapidly expanding, especially among young people. It is one of the “gravity” disciplines because it uses the force of gravity and is for those who want to try out their equilibrium skills and ability to choose Read more…
On Mount Terminillo, there are also many possibilities for bicycles on its roads with the traditional climb to the Sella di Leonessa on each side, south and north, also for mountain bikes on the numerous dirt roads that the massif offers. Especially inviting is the unpaved ascent from east side Read more…
The ascent of Campoforogna del Terminillo, at 1670 meters, has the detail record of having the highest number of ascents of the Giro d’Italia: 9 times. The ascent from Rieti to the Sella di Leonessa is one of the steepest and hardest of Central Italy and for this is much Read more…
The bike path is 20 km long running from La Forma to reach Fiuggi and stretches along the ancient route of the narrow-gauge railway that connected Rome to Fiuggi in 1930. In many places the route passes by the main road and you can enjoy an incredible view over the Read more…
