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A three-kilometer climb, unfiltered but in absolute tranquility and silence, that climbs from the hamlet of Ballata up to Pianoneve.

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At the entrance to the small village of Pizzolungo, there is a commemorative monument erected to mark the spot where, according to the poet Virgil, Anchises, father of the Trojan hero Aeneas, died.

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Small hamlet of Buseto Palizzolo, whose name Pianoneve derives from the fact that the area of the hamlet was the only one in which the snow cover remained after the rare snowfalls in the area.

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Gentle climb that from Buseto Superiore reaches the small village.

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The climb that leads to Erice and offers a glimpse of the castles.

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The beautiful city of Erice. https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erice

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The coastal road from Trapani offers you as a racing cyclist relaxed conditions and magnificent views. With flat elevation changes and roads with little traffic, you can enjoy the landscape in a relaxed manner. The ride along the salt pans of Trapani and Paceco, which are typical of the region, is particularly attractive. If you fancy more altitude, you can also choose the route up to Erice - the coast always remains in your field of vision. This section invites you to take longer tours thanks to its easy route and offers you an impressive panorama despite the relaxed route. Here you experience the real Sicily on two wheels - a mixture of coastal breeze, landscapes and a few well-placed climbs, if you dare.

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The climb to Erice is definitely a challenge, but one that is worth it! Even during the first switchbacks you will be rewarded with a breathtaking view of Trapani. The view of the glittering sea and the Aegadian Islands such as Favignana, Levanzo and Marettimo motivates you, despite the steady gradient of 4-5%. It goes uphill slowly, but the view quickly makes you forget the effort. The road is largely easy to ride, if a little narrow, but the elevation adds up - to the summit of Monte Erice at about 750 meters above sea level. Ride early in the morning or in the evening to avoid the more intense heat and to take in the special light over the bay. And for anyone who might be hesitant: it is doable, whether on a racing bike or touring bike! Once you get to the top, you can treat yourself to a little tour through the winding streets of the city. A highlight that can be easily combined with a sporty tour!

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