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About Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine

Alvento is a state of mind.

Distance travelled

8,099 mi

Time in motion

1207:25 h

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  1. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went mountain biking.

    January 28, 2023

    Panneveggio Pale di San Martino

    17:58
    97.2 mi
    5.4 mph
    19,075 ft
    18,950 ft
    Antonio Di Berardino, Marco Bucciarelli, and 4 others like this.
  2. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went mountain biking.

    December 21, 2022

    07:26
    36.7 mi
    4.9 mph
    8,750 ft
    8,475 ft
  3. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went mountain biking.

    December 21, 2022

    05:28
    22.2 mi
    4.1 mph
    6,225 ft
    6,625 ft
  4. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went mountain biking.

    December 21, 2022

    04:02
    17.6 mi
    4.4 mph
    4,425 ft
    6,900 ft
  5. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went gravel riding.

    November 15, 2022

    02:21
    13.1 mi
    5.6 mph
    2,750 ft
    2,750 ft
    Andrea Paracchini, Nadastress, and 2 others like this.
  6. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine went for a bike ride.

    November 8, 2022

    09:46
    71.8 mi
    7.4 mph
    8,250 ft
    8,175 ft
    Laura 🚴🚴, Roger, and 2 others like this.
  7. Felice Giordano, Po_1974, and 5 others like this.
    1. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine

      The Clitunno springs are astonishingly beautiful: take your time to visit them, as well as the nearby Corinthian Temple.

      

      Just a few kilometres later, you arrive at the slopes of the Brunette and Serano mountains where you’ll spot Trevi from afar. The beautiful town, famous for olive oil among other things

      November 2, 2022
  8. Felice Giordano, Po_1974, and 6 others like this.
    1. A day of high plateaus, rivers and extraordinary forests. Between Collecroce and Colfiorito, you meet a part of Umbria that’s equally as beautiful as its most famous areas. The region has wild nature and many hamlets where you can stop to take it all in. Castles, city walls and ancient villages appear

      November 2, 2022
  9. Felice Giordano, Michele Pelacci, and 7 others like this.
    1. The beautiful Piazza della Repubblica in Foligno is an ideal place to start a ride. Within a dozen kilometres, you reach the enchanting village of Spello. At the end of the climb, you reach the tiny but pretty village of Collepino. Below the Sasso di Pale, you begin to skirt the Menotre stream, leaving

      November 2, 2022
  10. Alvento – Italian Cycling Magazine planned a bike ride.

    October 28, 2022

    Matteo, Michele Pelacci, and 3 others like this.
    1. DOGA is an acronym that stands for the Dolomites (DO) and Garda (GA): you go from the former, a uniquely stunning mountain environment, to the latter, a lake of inconceivable beauty. First, however, you have a long way to go – and climb.

      

      The road to Folgarida and Campo Carlo Magno silently winds through

      October 31, 2022
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