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Cyclist Mural – Via Verde dei Trabocchi loop from San Vito Chietino

Cyclist Mural – Via Verde dei Trabocchi loop from San Vito Chietino

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Cyclist Mural – Via Verde dei Trabocchi loop from San Vito Chietino

00:25

10.6km

50m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 24, 2026

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Your route passes through protected areas

Please check local regulations for:

Riserva Naturale Controllata di Punta dell'Acquabella

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Start point

Parking

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123 m

Along the Trabocchi Greenway

Highlight • Rest Area

You will also find restrooms

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479 m

Trabocchi and Coastal Bike Path, Marina di San Vito

Highlight • Cycleway

The seafront of San Vito Chietino boasts a splendid cycle path alongside the sea that will surely give you emotions. This is a good place to warm up your legs or cool down before or after a workout.

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5.39 km

Cyclist Mural

Highlight • Monument

Former Italian cyclist Alessandro Fantini

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5.41 km

Alessandro Fantini Mural on the Via Verde dei Trabocchi

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The mural is located along the Trabocchi cycle path and was painted on the occasion of the time trial of the 1st stage of the 2023 Giro d'Italia.

Born in Fossacesia on 1 January 1932. Died in Trier (Germany) on 5 May 1961, following a fall at the end of the fourth stage of the Tour of Germany. Sprinter. Tall m. 1.69 per kg 66. Professional from 1955 to 1961 with 15 victories. The classic short and explosive sprinter, with a remarkable combativeness, far from today's version of sprinters. The friendly "Sandrino" from Abruzzo, who moved to Brescia, first for military service and then for marriage, was also admired for the temperament with which he sought victories, attacking repeatedly and then beating the small groups of opponents who they fell out with him. It was the big stage races that brought him to the fore: he won seven stages in the Giro d'Italia (and wore the Maglia Rosa for nine days), two in the Giro d'Italia and three in Germany, one in the Moped Championship. Only one classic, the Milano-Vignola '60, with Gazzola, while previously he had always raced for Atala. The fall at the finish line of the Trier stage, in the Tour of Germany '61 (he had won in Kellminens two days earlier), caused him to fracture his skull and after two days he died, leaving his wife and daughter in despair, as well as an unfinished appreciable career.
All his victories.
1955: Acqui Terme stage (Giro d'Italia); Trieste stage (Giro d'Italia); Millau stage (Tour de France); Rome stop (Criterium Nations). 1956: Genoa stage (Giro d'Italia); Salice Terme stage (Giro d'Italia); Angers stage (Tour de France). 1957: Rieti stage (Motorcycle GP); Catholic stage (Giro d'Italia); Como stage (Giro d'Italia). 1959: San Pellegrino stage (Giro d'Italia). 1960: Munster stage (Tour of Germany); Ludwigshafen stage (Tour of Germany); Milan-Vignola. 1961: Kellminens stage (Tour of Germany).

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Punta dell'Acquabella Coastal Cycle Path

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The view and surface are top-notch. Quiet and traffic-free.

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6.80 km

Punta dell'Acquabella Beach

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With such a name, the Punta dell'Acquabella beach already says it all. This cove is in fact located in a crystalline and uncontaminated stretch of sea which is part of the homonymous nature reserve. A few meters from the beach stands the Borgo dell’Acquabella, which until the 1970s was a lively fishing village and is now uninhabited.

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6.97 km

Via Verde dei Trabocchi

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

Here the Adriatic Cycle Route runs directly by the sea over a bridge and through a tunnel. The colors are just gorgeous! In general, I recommend bringing enough sun protection with you when you are on this bike path.

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