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View of the Matese Peaks – Campitello Matese Plateau loop from Baranello

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Italy
Molise
Campobasso
Baranello

View of the Matese Peaks – Campitello Matese Plateau loop from Baranello

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View of the Matese Peaks – Campitello Matese Plateau loop from Baranello

05:45

102km

2,200m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 21, 2025

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29.1 km

Passo di Santa Crocella

Mountain Pass

2

42.2 km

Bocca della Selva Mountain Pass

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Bocca della Selva is a mountain pass and a locality in the Matese Regional Park, at an altitude of 1395 metres. There are several picnic tables and a shelter that offers catering, bar and accommodation.

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46.2 km

Quadrivio del Matese

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From here you decide which way to end.

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54.4 km

Scenic viewpoint

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Going up towards Campitello Matese on the left you can admire Monte Gallinola in all its majesty, one of the highest peaks in the Matese (1923m).

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54.8 km

Monte Gallinola

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Pedaling on the climb that leads to Campitello Matese on the left you can see Monte Gallinella (1923m)

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58.4 km

View of the Matese Peaks

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A nice, very scenic stretch of road.

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63.8 km

Campitello Matese Plateau

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Very scenic to get to the top of this place.

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82.7 km

Ruins

Ruins

9

83.0 km

Pietrecadute Spring

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Among the coldest springs of the Matese.
It receives water from the northern portion of the Matese and gives rise to the Biferno river.
A pleasant and cool place in summer

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85.9 km

Rest area

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Just outside the municipality of San Paolo Matese is this rest area equipped with a fountain with very fresh water and benches with a kiosk to sit on.

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102 km

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Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

95.4 km

3.46 km

2.89 km

124 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

96.6 km

4.95 km

146 m

124 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (1,630 m)

Lowest point (480 m)

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