About Simona Pergola
Ho girato il mondo in bici, ma questa è una lunga storia...
Guida cicloturistica ed escursionistica. Appassionata di montagna e di territori dove il tempo scorre lento, che sia in Italia o in giro per il mondo.
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3,941 km
677:30 h
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
02:41
28.5km
10.6km/h
1,180m
1,180m
Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
03:05
36.2km
11.7km/h
1,170m
740m
One of Cilento's flagship products is extra virgin olive oil, produced by harvesting and pressing olives from centuries-old trees of various cultivars. And these trees are the hallmark of this stage.
From Pisciotta, surrounded by terraced olive groves overlooking the sea, slowly ascend inland. You'll
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
04:41
56.9km
12.2km/h
1,640m
1,640m
The climb up Mount Cervati is a separate stage of the entire Silent Way. You can choose to skip it if you don't have time or are not fit enough. In any case, I recommend leaving your bags at the accommodation where you stayed, unless you want to sleep directly on the mountain summit. Fill your water
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
02:21
30.8km
13.1km/h
810m
720m
Another breathtaking climb, more for the beauty of the views than the steepness! From Roscigno, you reach Sacco via one of the highest iron bridges in Europe. This allows you to cross the deep Sammaro Gorge. The bridge is 170 meters high, and if you don't suffer from vertigo, it's worth the lookout.
During
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
02:34
40.2km
15.7km/h
470m
550m
This entire stage is dedicated to the Vallo di Diano and one of the most important religious monuments in southern Italy, the Certosa di San Lorenzo, also known as the Certosa di Padula. The route is intentionally short to allow you to visit this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Please note that it takes at
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
02:33
31.2km
12.3km/h
960m
1,090m
Prepare for this solitary and wild stage, where centuries-old beech and chestnut trees accompany your ride. Before leaving Petina, fill your water bottles, as you won't find water until the next village, Sant'Angelo a Fasanella. The Alburni Mountains are a karst region, and water only flows very low
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
03:10
41.5km
13.1km/h
1,020m
710m
Here you come into view of the mountains, which will dominate the Via Silente for the next few kilometers: the Alburni Mountains, an imposing karst massif perhaps belonging to the Lucanian Apennines.
From Roccadaspide, the road leads you through the rolling hills around the Calore River to the village
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
03:33
46.2km
13.0km/h
1,000m
550m
This stage takes you into the Cilento hinterland and the most remote areas of the route. Depart from Acciaroli and travel along a beautiful stretch of coast to Ogliastro. Here, ignore the sign for the Via Silente (Silent Way) that follows the SS267 and instead turn off for Ogliastro Marina. This leads
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
02:43
38.3km
14.1km/h
780m
790m
Here's the first stage of this journey. Start from Palazzo ReSilente, the cycle path's information point, after picking up the Silentina and a paper map of the route. The road to the information point is busy, but after just a few hundred meters, after crossing the Alento River, you're immediately immersed
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Simona Pergola planned a bike ride.
4 days ago
45:20
615km
13.6km/h
13,700m
13,700m
This is the complete route of the Silent Way. A unique circular cycling route that passes through the Cilento Vallo, Diano and Alburni National Park.
A region rich in history, nature, good food, and humanity. For more information, find detailed information in the Collection: komoot.com/it-it/collection/3988449.
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This climb, like the Cervati climb, is optional, and you can choose whether or not to include it in your travel itinerary. To make it more accessible, you can leave your luggage at the base, at your accommodation, or at affiliated accommodations along the route.
The route is long, and in some sections
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