View of Manarola – Cinque Terre Scenic Road loop from Manarola

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View of Manarola – Cinque Terre Scenic Road loop from Manarola

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View of Manarola – Cinque Terre Scenic Road loop from Manarola

02:25

27.8km

870m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 45 m for 180 m

After 27.6 km for 180 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

505 m

View of Manarola

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The viewpoint can be reached by following the easy and short path along the northern shore of Manarola, in the direction of Corniglia. From this point you have the most suggestive view of the town.

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4.32 km

Cinque Terre Scenic Road

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Incredible road that remains at high altitude. From here you can see the coast and you can breathe summer all year round. Very little traffic and many places to stop.

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5.13 km

Ancient hilltop village in the shape of an amphitheater located above Manarola. Its name derives from the Latin Vicus oleaster, land of olive trees. Splendid panoramic position on the Via dei Santuari

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12.4 km

Telegrafo–Volastra Gravel Road

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In this section the dirt road Telegrafo - Volastra has a gradient that in some points reaches 12%. However, where the gradient is greater the surface has been concreted to …

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13.6 km

Telegrafo–Volastra Dirt Track

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The first stretch of the dirt road that from Colle del Telegrafo heads towards Volastra has a very hard and compact surface, without mud even in wet conditions. The slope is almost zero.

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14.7 km

Colle del Telegrafo

Mountain Pass

17.1 km

Biassa Village and Scenic Viewpoints

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The ancient village of Biassa, known since at least the 13th century and located along the road that leads to the Cinque Terre, had an economy based on the cultivation …

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20.7 km

View of Cala di Montenero

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This Cala di Montenero is just one of the many wonderful views of the stretch of coast between the Cinque Terre and Porto Venere.

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22.9 km

Viewpoint

27.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

15.2 km

9.41 km

1.96 km

818 m

390 m

127 m

Surfaces

18.1 km

6.97 km

2.19 km

449 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Weather

Sunday 8 November

15°C

11°C

71 %

Additional weather tips

There’s a fairly high chance of rain. Consider packing a waterproof jacket.

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Comments

March 19, 2024,Rundtour von Biassa mit Abstechern

Almost half of the route is on an unpaved path above the coast and above the road. Sunny, undisturbed and promising. But there isn't much going on on the Strada Provinziale at the end of March either. The detours to the coastal towns of Manarola and Riomaggiore are therefore easy to drive. The places themselves: well, touristy. The views of …

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September 24, 2024,La Spezia - Biassa - Telegrafo - Volastra - La Spezia

A classic route that has its strong point in the dirt road from Colle del Telegrafo to Volastra. After leaving La Spezia, you go up following the Strada delle 5 Terre, quite busy (especially in summer), up to the junction for Biassa. This first stretch of the climb is very easy, with an average gradient of 6%. After Biassa, the …

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