포르토페리오 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Unmissable seafront ... for those who pass through these parts both in summer and winter.

Beautiful road in terms of landscape, panorama and traffic but the road surface is more suitable for MTB than for BDC. The sum of the pothole area exceeds the asphalt area.

Watchtower located on the steep road that goes from Sant’Ilario up towards Monte Perone.

The watchtower of San Giovanni is located on the slope of Monte Perone at a height of about 300 meters and dates back to the 12th-13th century

The surface of the road is not really good to drive on, but once you're there...

It should be about 620 meters

On October 3rd, 2023 we drove from Sant' Andrea Contoncello via Chiesi, Pomonte, Fetovaia, Cavoli and San Piero to Monte Perone and back via Poggio and Marciana. We used Merida cross bikes with gear ratios 48/38 and 11-34. The climb from San Piero to Monte Perone is borderline due to the broken road conditions, the steepness and especially the oncoming, sometimes recklessly driving motorhomes. We had to leave the narrow street several times and continue along the bumpy shoulder. My wife therefore had to get off and push for about 100 m because she couldn't get back on straight away due to the steepness of the road. In the lower part of the route you are mostly exposed to the sun, which made things even more sweaty on our ride in the afternoon. Further up you mostly drive in the forest. In the last kilometer the route becomes flat and, according to the Garmin 830, you only have to climb about 10 meters in altitude to the Monte Perone hiking car park. At the end of the steep section there is also a drinking water tap (please turn the tap off again after filling the bottle), which my wife was happy to use. The descent to Poggio is significantly shorter and not quite as steep and leads exclusively through forest. Caution is advised on the descent, as some drivers are doing their personal mountain race here and using the entire width of the road, which makes the many curves that cannot be seen particularly dangerous. Overall, the climb and descent to Monte Perone is a dream route with many great views and scenic highlights that make every effort worthwhile. Unfortunately this road is not for vehicles. closed and the speed limit is often not observed. At least the road should be closed off to mobile homes, as they are Because of their width, the entire width of the road is (have to be) used, particularly often in curves! We also recommend a visit to the mountain town of Marciana on the return journey with great views of Monte Capane, the sea and the island coast, which you can combine with a stop at one of the nice cafes. The descent from Marciana towards Zanca is totally flowing and, if a car offers you a slipstream, really fast.

The ascent to Monte Perone from Marina di Campo is super steep 😅 and will be rewarded with great views 👍