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One of the most iconic climbs in Irpinia: a steady climb from the Cervaro valley floor up to the village, perched on a scenic ridge. The gradient is steady but challenging, ideal for testing your climbing pace. It's a historic section of the Mediofondo Primavera, often raced against the clock, but also perfect for taking it at your own pace to enjoy the views of the valley and the mountains between Campania and Puglia.

The fortress dominated the arrival of the Transhumance flocks from the top of Colle Albano. Lucera, before Foggia, was the seat of customs.

Even today the square is crossed by flocks of sheep who renew their transhumance

Bosco San Cristoforo is a forest area, located in the territory of San Marco la Catola, near Monte Ingotto. It is an oasis of greenery and tranquillity, where you can go for walks and admire nature with a hiking trail that can be traveled on foot or by MTB that allows you to reach the summit of Monte Ingotto and a beautiful view of Lake Occhito.

San Marco la Catola is a small medieval village in the province of Foggia, in the heart of the Monti Dauni. In the area there are many climbs for racing bike climbers. The inhabited center develops around an ancient 14th century ducal palace, which is called the "castle".

Castelnuovo della Daunia is a municipality located on the slopes of the Subappennino Dauno, at an altitude of 600 m. It has ancient origins, linked to the presence of Slavic and Greek populations and retains a characteristic historic center, with the mother church dedicated to San Michele Arcangelo.

Castel Fiorentino is an abandoned medieval village, located in the Torremaggiore area and founded by the Byzantines in the 10th century. On the top of the hill you can visit the remains of the cathedral of Sant'Angelo, the imperial palace, the walls and towers. Be careful because the uphill road is unpaved and difficult for road bikes.

The castle of Lucera is a 13th century Swabian-Angevin fortress, built by Frederick II and enlarged by Charles I of Anjou. It is located on the top of Colle Albano from which it dominates the Tavoliere delle Puglie. It was the residence of the emperor and the Saracens who had moved from Sicily, today it is a national monument and preserves the ruins of the palace, the mint and the mosque.