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Touring cycling around Celenza Sul Trigno offers routes through a landscape characterized by its elevated position, providing expansive views from the Maiella mountains to the Adriatic Sea. The region features rolling hills, river valleys, and diverse woodlands, including oak and Mediterranean scrub, particularly as trails descend towards the Trigno River. This varied terrain provides a range of cycling experiences, from challenging ascents to more gradual rides along valley floors. The area's strategic location between Abruzzo and Molise allows access to…
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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43.4km
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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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01:16
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Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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35.9km
02:40
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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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03:03
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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.
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Morgia di Pietravalle or Morgia dei Briganti in Salcito Millions of years ago, while the most important mountain ranges in Europe were forming, the movements of the earth's crust brought to the surface large rocky spurs born in a marine environment: these are the famous Morge, monumental rocks rich in fossils.
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Morgia di Pietravalle or Morgia dei Briganti in Salcito Millions of years ago, while the most important mountain ranges in Europe were forming, the movements of the earth's crust brought to the surface large rocky spurs born in a marine environment: these are the famous Morge, monumental rocks rich in fossils.
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Designed in 1868 by Eng. D'Aloisio di Palmoli the Fontana Maggiore was completed in 1872 in the place where the urban expansion of Trivento had now begun. Initially surrounded by rammed earth, often described in nineteenth-century chronicles as a critical element for the inevitable creation of mud, the large public fountain served as a source of water supply for people and animals who, through the main road circuits, arrived or lived in the Trignino village.
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Small village in the province of Campobasso, it boasts medieval ramparts and a medieval church (XIII) with a chapel dedicated to Pietro da Morrone (later Pope Celestino V)
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The town is located at 900 m a.s.l. and, from some points of the place, you can see the Tremiti islands and the tops of the Maiella. On the hill there is a castle, albeit in advanced ruins. There is no certain information about the birth of Sant’Angelo Limosano for sure, however, it is known that in the past it was the fortress of the nearby town of Limosano. The last feudal lords were the de Attellis who ruled the territory from 1650 until the abolition of feudalism. The conditions of the town improved when, in the seventeenth century, the baron moved from the top of the castle to the inhabited center and when Cardinal Vincenzo Maria Orsini took important initiatives during his numerous pastoral visits. Sant’Angelo Limosano claims the Sant Angiolese citizenship of Pope San Pier Celestino (Celestino V), who has not yet been recognized as the dispute with Isernia is still underway. It is also the birthplace of the self-taught inventor Alessio Marone to whom the Corso that winds under the great Vittorio Emanuele III ramp, the main access road to the town, is named. Il Marone is remembered for the invention of the electromagnetic-chemical telegraph and the Maltese cross tubular bridges. The parish church of Santa Maria Assunta in Cielo, restored over the past centuries, is a harmonious building to visit. Another place to admire is the ancient church of San Pier Celestino which in 1695 was transformed by Cardinal Orsini into a granary because it had not been restored according to his orders. Going along via del Municipio, you arrive at Rua and Contrada di San Pietro. Places linked to the name of Pope Angelico are the "hill" and the "Fonte di San Pietro" from which water begins to flow after the winter, a few days before the feast of the Saint, on 19 May. Worth visiting is the sanctuary of the Madonna delle Stelle, built two kilometers from the town, to the west, following the discovery of a statue of the Madonna on January 3, 1926.
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Arte e storia del territorio molisano caratterizzano anche il paese di Trivento, in provincia di Campobasso, cosi chiamato perché ancora oggi è esposto ai venti dell’est, del sud e del nord. Vi si accede tramite una salita che porta in cima al colle e proietta il visitatore in un’altra dimensione, dove a trionfare è la pietra. Ovunque tutto intorno è fatto di pietra, ad incominciare dalla fontana monumentale fino alla magnifica scalinata a tre corsie, formata da quella centrale molto ampia e da due laterali più piccole. E’ la scalinata di San Nicola, dove sfilano uno dopo l’altro ben 365 gradini, che si dice siano uno per ogni giorno dell’anno. Conduce alla parte alta del borgo collegando la piazza al centro storico: ai suoi lati si ergono gli edifici più importanti del paese e da sempre è il simbolo di accoglienza di Trivento, rappresentando una delle più belle gradinate di tutto il Molise. Scalino dopo scalino si arriva davanti alla Chiesa di San Nicola, davanti alla quale si può ammirare una bella statua marmorea del Cuore Immacolato di Maria. A quota 150 scalini ci si può fermare su Largo di Porta Maggiore dove la visuale spazia sulla Trivento moderna e si perde sulla montagna circostante. A quota 175 una poderosa costruzione la costringe a diramarsi e dare luogo a Via Roma, una strada fatta di scale. Al 234esimo scalino si apre invece la grande piazza che ospita la Cattedrale, il Campanile, la chiesa della SS Trinità e la Curia. La Cattedrale è l’altro simbolo cittadino, eretta su una preesistente basilica dedicata a San Casto. Ha subito nei secoli vari restauri ma custodisce tutt’ora preziosi tesori artistici tra cui la Cripta, situata a qualche metro di profondità sotto il transetto e il presbiterio, che segna il passaggio dal Tempio pagano, dedicato a Diana, al primo Cristianesimo. Della sua fase più antica la Cattedrale conserva oltre ad un' iscrizione del 1076 con la dedica ai Santi Nazario e Casto, una serie di archetti pensili che a tratti la coronano esternamente. Sull'altare c'è una lunetta in pietra, risalente al XIII secolo, con bassorilievo raffigurante la Trinità fiancheggiata da due angeli e due delfini. Tra le tre sculture lignee spicca una Madonna in trono del Duecento. A sinistra della Cattedrale un portale con arco a ogiva introduce nel Giardino dell’Episcopio da cui si può osservare la fiancata romanica della chiesa e, nelle aiuole, frammenti di cippi funerari romane. Quando poi si arriva in cima la vista ripaga della salita, con la panoramica a 360° che spazia dai profili frastagliati dei monti ai paesini dirimpettai come Schiavi d’Abruzzo, Vastogirardi e Pietrabbondante.
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There are currently 3 dedicated no-traffic touring cycling routes listed for the Celenza Sul Trigno area on komoot. These routes offer a mix of moderate and difficult challenges, perfect for exploring the region's quiet landscapes.
The routes around Celenza Sul Trigno feature a diverse terrain, ranging from rolling hills and river valleys to woodlands with oak and Mediterranean scrub. Given the town's elevated position at 700 meters above sea level, you can expect rewarding climbs with panoramic views stretching from the Maiella mountains to the Adriatic Sea.
Yes, all the no-traffic touring routes in this guide are circular. For example, you can enjoy the challenging Morgia di Pietravalle – Morgia di Pietravalle loop from Trivento, which covers over 43 km, or the moderate Sella Fontelacasa loop from Palmoli, a shorter 17 km option.
The region is rich in history. Along your rides, you might encounter sites like the ancient Torre della Fara, a 12th-century watchtower near the Trigno river, or the historic Roccavivara Town Center with its Roman-era remnants. The San Nicola Staircase and Trivento Cathedral also offer cultural stops with panoramic views.
The best time for touring cycling in Celenza Sul Trigno is generally during the spring and autumn months. These seasons offer pleasant temperatures and vibrant landscapes, ideal for enjoying the panoramic views and diverse terrain without the intense heat of summer or the chill of winter. The region's elevated position provides a refreshing escape.
While the guide features routes primarily of moderate to difficult grades, the Sella Fontelacasa loop from Palmoli is classified as moderate, making it the most accessible option. It covers 17.3 km with 384 meters of elevation gain, offering a good balance for those looking for a less strenuous ride while still enjoying the quiet roads and scenic beauty.
The no-traffic touring routes in this guide vary in length and elevation. You'll find routes like the Sella Fontelacasa loop from Palmoli at 17.3 km with 384m of ascent, up to more challenging options such as the Fountain with Eagle Sculpture loop from San Giovanni Lipioni, which spans 39.2 km with over 1000m of climbing.
The area is highly rated by the komoot community, with an average score of 5.0 stars. Reviewers often praise the stunning panoramic views from the elevated positions, the quiet, traffic-free roads that allow for peaceful touring, and the authentic rural charm of the Abruzzese landscape, including vineyards and olive groves.
While the routes themselves focus on quiet, scenic areas, Celenza Sul Trigno and nearby villages like Palmoli and Trivento offer opportunities for refreshments. These charming ancient villages often have local trattorias or cafes where you can experience the authentic rural charm and traditional cuisine of the region.
The routes listed directly in this guide are primarily day tours, with the longest being around 43 km. However, Celenza Sul Trigno's strategic location between Abruzzo and Molise, and its proximity to the Adriatic coast, means you can connect to a broader network. The wider Abruzzo region is known for being bike-friendly, including the 'Bike to Coast' cycle path along the Adriatic, offering potential for longer touring adventures by combining routes.
The views are a major highlight! Due to Celenza Sul Trigno's elevated position, many routes offer breathtaking panoramic vistas. You'll cycle through landscapes where rolling hills meet the distant Adriatic Sea, with the majestic Maiella mountains often visible in the background. The Trigno River Valley also provides picturesque scenery with varied topography and lush biodiversity.


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