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Monte Carpegna – Morciano di Romagna Loop from Riccione

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Monte Carpegna – Morciano di Romagna Loop from Riccione

Enrico planned a road ride

June 20, 2022

Monte Carpegna – Morciano di Romagna Loop from Riccione

Hard

05:44

112km

19.5km/h

1,820m

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Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride.

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15.9 km

San Savino Castle

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The castle of San Savino, called at the time "Castrum Sancti Savini", is an imposing fortified village built at the beginning of the 16th century, not far from Montescudo. Even …

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29.6 km

Mercatino Conca

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Mercatino Conca is the most important center of the Conca valley, a fundamental transit hub to reach Mount Carpegna and Villagrande.

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37.6 km

Monte Cerignone

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Ancient medieval village there is a source with excellent fresh water

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50.0 km

Monte Carpegna – Marco Pantani Memorial

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there is little to say, you get here because you know the history of this climb. a permanent tribute to the mythical Pirate

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50.8 km

Start of 'Un Altro Giro sul Carpegna'

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51.0 km

Passo Marco Pantani (Cippo di Carpegna)

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Renamed "Passo Marco Pantani" in March 2023, the climb of Mount Carpegna was the Pirate's famous training ground. Pantani used to say, and it's a phrase you'll read many times …

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62.0 km

View of Monte Fumaiolo

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Mount Fumaiolo is the highest peak in the Cesena Apennines and reaches 1,407 meters high. Its name seems to derive either from the fact that its summit is perpetually wrapped …

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