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Tre Faggi Pass – Muraglione Pass loop from Dovadola

Tre Faggi Pass – Muraglione Pass loop from Dovadola

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Tre Faggi Pass – Muraglione Pass loop from Dovadola

04:44

89.2km

1,700m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 9, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 30.3 km for 90 m

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Start point

Bus stop

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8.43 km

Rocca San Casciano Town Hall and Church

Highlight • Settlement

Continuing inside the town three different climbs start, and before the bridge on the right there is a fountain.

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15.5 km

Christmas Decorations in Portico di Romagna

Highlight • Structure

25.1 km

Valico Manzo

Mountain Pass

30.3 km

Palazzo Saitta

Castle

32.8 km

Howling Falls

Highlight • Waterfall

This suggestive place is perfect for taking a dip in one of the three natural pools. This name was given to the waterfall because the sound of the water generates a "cry". You can follow the path that connects this waterfall to that of the Sega.

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45.2 km

Tre Faggi Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The road up to the pass is very quiet and silent. The pass is located at 930 meters above sea level, hidden in the middle of the Casentino Forests. This passage has been known since ancient times. It was used by the Medici to take supplies of wood. Then in 1836 the Muraglione Pass was built and the Tre Faggi lost its importance, making it a very peaceful place.

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53.6 km

Muraglione Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Famous Apennine pass, the Muraglione stands out from all the others due to a large wall, in fact, on its top. It was wanted, in the first half of the 19th century, by the engineer Alessandro Manetti to offer wayfarers shelter from the strong wind that still blows on the ridge.

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62.8 km

San Benedetto in Alpe

Highlight • Settlement

San Benedetto in Alpe is a mountain village located in the Foreste Casentinesi National Park, in the Montone valley. The town owes its name to the ancient Benedictine abbey, of which some historical remains remain under the new church. It is also known for the Acquacheta waterfall, mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy, which offers a natural spectacle of rare beauty and can be reached on foot along a path.

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