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Costa Pelata Ridge – Giant bench of Calvignano loop from Casteggio

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Costa Pelata Ridge – Giant bench of Calvignano loop from Casteggio

Hard

4.2

(5)

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Costa Pelata Ridge – Giant bench of Calvignano loop from Casteggio

03:40

42.3km

1,010m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 18, 2026

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Train Station

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14.6 km

Costa Pelata

Viewpoint

17.2 km

Costa Pelata Ridge

Highlight • Trail

A hilly road perfect for gravel or MTB that runs on the crest of the hills, offering a magnificent view over them.

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18.2 km

Costa Pelata

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bald coast, incredible landscapes with breathtaking views of the Pavia area...all that's missing is the sea...

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19.3 km

Pineta di Costa Pelata

Forest

23.9 km

Fortunago Historic Center and Fountain

Highlight • Historical Site

One of the most beautiful villages in Italy, in the heart of the Oltrepo Pavese. The small town of Fortunago (Fortünagh in Oltrepadano dialect) has just under 400 inhabitants, and stands at 483 m above sea level on the hills that divide the Coppa and Ardivestra valleys, surrounded by lush nature made up of cultivated fields, woods and vineyards.
The name reveals the Celtic origins of the place: Fortunacus has the ending -aco which is a contraction of mag, or "house by a water". In fact there is a perennial source of water here. According to others, the name refers to the goddess Fortuna, in memory of a temple dedicated to the pagan deity [source: borghipiubelliditalia.it].
Around Fortunago there are 400 hectares of protected forest, with marked routes, within an even larger hilly area, with small villages, ancient parish churches, castles (including the nearby Stefanago at the foot of which stands the renowned Stuvenagh artisan brewery - stuvenagh.com), the infinite vines, but above all the roads of wines and flavors of the Oltrepò Pavese.

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