チステルニーノのバイクパーク・トップ8

A steep climb towards Contrada Caranna, with gradients of up to 15%.

Excellent MTB variant for rotors. The steps are not particularly technical, but care should be taken when gaining speed. Fair downhill skill is required.

The path is mainly traveled downhill, the stony bottom makes it one of the most beautiful segments in the area. If you have the right leg it can also be tackled in the opposite direction, but beware: it's tough!

Typical CrossCountry take. Evocative like the whole AQP area and adrenaline-filled if done at speed (especially downhill for a couple of drops). Care must be taken due to the humidity having the microclimate of the undergrowth. After the rains so be careful because it becomes really slippery. For the rest, the segment is really beautiful, passable all year round. Definitely better on MTB but with due attention and speed it can also be done on Gravel.

This segment combines the descent into the Pirro Canal from Santa Lucia along the SIC 11 path (known as the descent of the "stolen cars": by following it you will understand why) and the ascent on the AQP route through what is known to locals as "The second On the canal". Both the descent and the ascent are not excessively technical, but they have some critical points where you need to pay a little attention, especially in humid conditions and after heavy rain. The climb is perhaps the simplest to reach the aqueduct, as, after an initial part with loose stones, it has a well-trodden surface with constant slopes. Segment recommended for the whole year, except in late summer, given the presence of the horsefly.

Very scenic green area, just outside the hamlet of Caranna, from which several dirt paths suitable for Mtb or Gravel start.

A beautiful path full of technical notes, with a background that alternates between interesting descents and climbs

A suggestive path that connects the Sanctuary of Sant'Oronzo to the Hermitage of San Biagio. A committed and at the same time fun singletrack, ending with a technical and demanding climb, which almost certainly involves getting off the bike