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It's impossible not to stop to admire the view and take a ritual photograph... unmissable!

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Very nice and flat pass!

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Beautiful sculpture in memory of Marco Pantani

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End of the Cippo Bike Park route

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Marco Pantani pass, on Montefeltro a few steps away, view of the valley

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sixth bend. 5 km to the summit

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Iconic climb dedicated to the memory of Marco Pantani, short and intense, often above 10%.

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On cloud-free days you have a great 180º view of the Pennabilli Valley.

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the Cippo is a unique experience. to do absolutely, tough but then so much satisfaction

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If you can do the Cippus, you do everything

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The Cippo climb road climbs narrowly through the woods and is punctuated by memories of the Pirate and of Eddy Merckx's exploits in the Giros of '73 and '74: writings on the recently redone asphalt, blow-ups of the pages of the Gazzetta, installations on the walls. .. really suggestive. The Cippo climb is made up of 22 hairpin bends, each hairpin bend is numbered and shows the altitude and distance to the summit. The really tough part of the climb is between hairpin bends 1/22 and 2/22, where you climb up to 18%; then, until 4/22, things become slightly more normal, but still above 12%. At hairpin bend 7 you will find the picnic area, the Forestry refuge, with the Pineta Museum, a campsite, a fountain.

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Start: Carpegna Distance: 6.1 km Elev. Gain: 610 m Avg Grade: 10% Max Grade: 18 % Min Elev: 610 m Max Elev: 1351 m Climb Category: 1

Nice monument dedicated to the Pirate Marco Pantani on the climb he frequented most often

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Included in the list of the most beautiful villages in Italy, it is part of the historic region of Montefeltro and its territory is included in the protected area of the Sasso Simone and Simoncello Natural Park.

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The interregional natural park of Sasso Simone and Simoncello is a protected natural area located in the heart of Montefeltro. From the inhabited center of Carpegna it is possible to climb the mythical Mount Carpegna named after Marco Pantani and visit the Sassi Simone and Simoncello and the remains of the Ancient City of the Sun.

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ascent to the cippo with arrival at the giant picture of marco pantani from the less demanding side

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The climb to the Cippo is hard, but in a context of absolute silence and peace (even in the middle of August). You have to be very careful going downhill because the road is narrow especially in the upper part, dirty with leaves, so in the shade it is easy to remain wet and slippery. Furthermore, if you go down towards Carpegna not from the campsite side, but towards the roadside pass, along the descent the barrier can be closed, so pay attention!

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Not for gravel.

Enchanting view, leg-breaking climb ... But what a satisfaction !!!

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The climb to Monte Carpegna is considered the training climb of Marco Pantani, hence his sentence: The Carpegna is enough for me, which is found along the entire route. It is 6.3 km with an average gradient of 10.7% and 22 hairpin bends. The climb is usually closed to traffic in Cippo.

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