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If planning this route this gate was closed. If you are in 2 you could pass the bikes over.

makensure when planning your trip to see thst this rout is locked. if you are in 2 you could pull the bikes over . if not you cant. And there's no other rout passed it.

The Correboi Pass, or Corr'e Boi, is the highest road pass in Sardinia. Located in the Gennargentu massif, it separates the Barbagia region from the Ogliastra region and forms the natural watershed between the Taloro-Tirso and Flumendosa basins. It is now a road used primarily by local farmers and cyclists who prefer quieter roads.

The Cooperativa Agricola Cantina del Mandrolisai, founded in 1950 in Sorgono, is located in the heart of Sardinia, in a hilly and granite area ideal for viticulture. The structure, built in local stone, still houses the original concrete tanks, where the renowned DOC Mandrolisai wines are produced, born from native vines such as Bovale Sardo, Cannonau and Monica. The winery offers tastings and guided tours by reservation, offering an authentic immersion in the landscape and wine culture of central Sardinia. The Sorgono area is also perfect for cycling tourism: immersed in woods, vineyards and old mule tracks, it is crossed by the suggestive historic Mandas–Sorgono railway, ideal for those looking for slow and panoramic routes. The Cooperativa Agricola Cantina del Mandrolisai is also the ideal place to recharge your e-Bike and earn DINAclub points. Find out how on https://dinaclub.repower.com/ To discover the territory, an itinerary ready to pedal: https://www.komoot.com/it-it/tour/2387789044?share_token=acwdjTFFnVuHPlosRLiBGGdrxGEJOZ065nwnyU35OSDcQVv9Rq&ref=wtd

After the first climb in and behind Tonara, the quiet road leads steadily uphill through a beautiful area.

Good starting point for tours around the lakes, remember to bring snacks for the cute dog who lives there and helps with assembling the bike

Very gentle descent with a view!

Beautiful roads and landscapes, not at all busy when passing through. All in all, the climb is not very demanding.