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A puddle, called Cutino, is worth seeing for its particular microclimate.

try the home made lemon soda - fantastic

The Laghetto d'Umbra is a rainwater-fed lake. The turtles living here were released, but they seem to thrive here.

For me, the descent wasn't a problem. I rode the entire way. The trail is steep, with gradients up to 16%, and there's a lot of loose gravel and gullies. My wife had to push the bike in some places. Mostly an S2 trail, occasionally turning into an S3 trail in small sections. But I wouldn't ride downhill if it's all rideable.

There are many beautiful bays, unfortunately in the off-season you can only see them from the outside. The road is quieter now, but there is definitely a lot more traffic in the season.

If you are not experienced and do not have a full, better leave it! Both uphill and downhill you will have to push the bike for most of the time because of the presence of trees and holes, there are better routes. Then do not cry like the Swiss boy who that time came back with the broken carbon toy!

In the woods between Vieste and Peschici, on the Gargano, around 300 meters above sea level, a splendid path for any type of off-road bicycle winds through the woods. It is cooled by the shade cast by numerous trees and it is not uncommon to see the sea.

Nice old watchtower, nice little bay. The access road to the tower had a stupid surface.