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Scheggia is a border town, and has always been, since the times of the Ancient Romans. Its charm lies in the testimonies of that era that can still be visited: the Abbey of Santa Maria di Sitria and the Hermitage of San Girolamo. Nearby is also the suggestive Scheggia pass: an Apennine passage located at 632 meters above sea level.

Pass at more than a thousand meters on a dirt road just below Monte Aguzzo. From here you can climb to the top at 1110 meters and enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape.

Passo Cornello is an Apennine pass that connects the Marches with Umbria, along the route of a detour of the Via Flaminia towards Ancona and the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The road is well maintained with good tarmac, weekend bikers beware.

The Fossato pass is an Apennine pass at 738 m that connects Umbria with the Marches, between Fossato di Vico and Fabriano. It's an ancient and scenic road, the asphalt is a little worn and there are stretches of cobblestone on the hairpin bends.

A step parallel to the Cornello pass that lends itself to making a ring. The climb from the Fabriano / Campodonico side is a rough and ruined asphalt but feasible, Nocera Umbra side very steep 12% straight without curves and good asphalt

A sunny Thursday in October: auto & moto zero

very rough asphalt but the landscape is beautiful, Auto zero

First (or last) town in Umbria along the old Via Flaminia, excellent for supplies before heading back down to Rome