Road cycling routes in Basilicata

Monte Sirino is a 1st category pass. The actual climb begins shortly before Lauria and leads to the top of the pass with an average gradient of about 3.8 %. That doesn't sound too strenuous at first. However, a ramp with a maximum gradient of 12% awaits you at kilometre 11. This ramp is about 3 km long and is very strenuous. The 24.4 km long pass road leads up to 1402 m above sea level.

This is the 7th stage of the 2022 Giro d'Italia. The riders will be climbing up Montagna Grande Di Viggiano, which is a 6.6 kilometer climb with an average gradient of 9,1%. This should make for an exciting stage, as the climbers battle it out to see who can come out on top!

The ascent of the Passo Colla begins shortly before Maratea. The 9.4 km long climb leads with an average gradient of 4.5 % up to the top of the pass at 594 m above sea level. The steepest part comes after about 1.5 km. Here you can expect a gradient of up to 12 percent.

A beautiful coastal route following the traces of Italy's glorious past, which allows you to discover the Amalfi Coast, the Silento National Park and the spectacular Calabria route. Don't miss the ancient Greek city of Paestum. Here is stage 4: from Sapri to Scalea.

an der Küste entlang im Cilento Gebiet über einen Berg zwischen Camerota und Sapri, dann die Küste entlang weiter nach Cetraro

This tour gives a taste of what Puglia has to offer: wheat fields on the high plains around Altamura, the spectacular Gargano coastline, the ancient olive groves of Salento... In terms of tourism, it passes through four UNESCO World Heritage sites: Alberobello with its trulli (cone-shaped houses) which have become an emblem of the region, the mysterious castle of Castel del Monte, the town of Matera built into the rock, and the sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo.Stage 5: between Monopoli and Matera.

This tour gives a taste of what Puglia has to offer: wheat fields on the high plains around Altamura, the spectacular Gargano coastline, the ancient olive groves of Salento... In terms of tourism, it passes through four UNESCO World Heritage sites: Alberobello with its trulli (conical-shaped houses) which have become an emblem of the region, the mysterious castle of Castel del Monte, the town of Matera built into the rock, and the sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo.Stage 6: between Matera and Trani.

am Ende zum ausklingen noch ein paar kleine Touren um den Etna

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