Forca di Cerro – Scheggino Village loop from Campello sul Clitunno

Campello Sul Clitunno

Forca di Cerro – Scheggino Village loop from Campello sul Clitunno

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Forca di Cerro – Scheggino Village loop from Campello sul Clitunno

05:37

117km

1,540m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

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After 16.8 km for 339 m

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Start point

Train Station

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10.0 km

Spoleto

Highlight • Settlement

Spoleto is an ancient and artistic city in Umbria, rich in Roman, medieval and Renaissance remains. It was a Roman colony, Lombard capital and today it is also a point of reference for Umbrian cycling thanks to the Spoleto-Assisi and Spoleto-Norcia itineraries.

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16.9 km

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19.9 km

Forca di Cerro

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Spoleto and the Valnerina are connected by the beautiful cycle-pedestrian path of the old railway, however not suitable for road bikes. The alternative is therefore the state road through Forca di Cerro, a winding road surrounded by nature and with very little traffic. The pass is 733 meters high.

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24.9 km

Grotti–Spoleto–Piedipaterno Junction

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27.5 km

Castel San Felice

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Castel San Felice is a small fortified village located on the right bank of the Nera river. It developed around the Romanesque church of San Felice di Narco. From here you can follow the Valnerina cycle path if you want to cycle on a dirt road, or the parallel regional road, paying attention to cars.

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31.6 km

Scheggino Village

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Scheggino is an Umbrian town located in Valnerina, along the banks of the Nera river. The village retains its ancient appearance with stone houses and the artificial canal that crosses it. Beyond the Porta di Valcasana there are gardens and an equipped area ideal for a break.

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50.0 km

Arrone Medieval Village

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The village of Arrone is an ancient castle in the lower Valnerina. It is included in the list of the most beautiful villages in Italy and offers a suggestive panorama of the Nera River Park. It retains its medieval appearance with stone houses, and is also an ideal place for outdoor sports lovers.

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56.3 km

Cascata delle Marmore Lower Viewpoint

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Entrance to the Marmore Falls from the lower Belvedere. For some years now, bicycles have been allowed to enter the lower part for free to bypass the nearby tunnel on the provincial road. To access, just contact the custodians directly near the entrance gate. You will be asked to carry the bicycle by hand, but it is a small price to pay to enjoy a unique landscape for free.

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74.7 km