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From the Bradanica pass, the road climbs for 2.6 km at an average gradient of 5% to reach the top of Bernalda. The climb will be resurfaced for long stretches in May 2025 for the Giro d'Italia, but given the traffic, caution is still advised. After 1 p.m., the climb is shaded for long stretches, thus avoiding excessive heat.

The square at the top of the village, still decorated for the feast of San Rocco, the town's patron saint. From the square, a road leads to the old town, a well-established place to visit, all the way to the viewpoint overlooking the countryside to the north, a little-known gem. Around the square, there are several fountains for refueling and bars for a tasty break!

This 8km climb towards Montescaglioso begins from the south, on the road leading to Ginosa. It's a gentle, low-traffic road through the countryside, with no unusual houses, all the way to the finish line. The average gradient is 3.5%.

Excellent stop for coffee/pastries before going back down the cliff towards the cable

Municipality in the Basento valley of around 12,000 inhabitants, Bernalda boasts a characteristic historic center which stands on a plateau sloping towards the sea. From here it is splendid to observe the Ionian Sea and the hamlet of Metaponto. Also of particular beauty are the church of San Bernardino and the castle of Bernalda, probably built by the Normans.

area poor in drinking fountains. I point out this one at the hospital intersection, not very visible

Pisticci, a natural amphitheater between hills and the Ionian Sea, stands out for its unique charm. The three hills, Serra Cipolla, San Francesco and Monte Corno, surround an Italian municipality that embraces a varied landscape. Among the hamlets such as Casinello, Centro Agricolo and Marina di Pisticci, the beauty of this location emerges. Located between the Basento and Cavone rivers, Pisticci connects the ancient eastern plateau to the Ionian coast, although the clay hills to the west present natural challenges. With its S shape, it is the balcony over the Ionian Sea, offering breathtaking views and telling a story that is reflected in the architecture and dominant position. Pisticci captures the heart with its picturesque nature and role as a privileged spectator on the splendor of the Ionian Sea.

From here you have a spectacular view of the surrounding parks. From the terrace you can admire the green expanse that extends as far as the eye can see and the signs help identify the parks.