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Statte Castle – Lake Caccamo loop from Caldarola

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Statte Castle – Lake Caccamo loop from Caldarola

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Statte Castle – Lake Caccamo loop from Caldarola

03:42

35.0km

1,160m

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Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 25, 2026

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Monte Letegge - Monte d'Aria

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4.64 km

View of Lake Caccamo

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Splendid view from a strategic point on Lake Caccamo, an artificial lake that takes its waters from the Chienti river. You are in Pietrafavera, a small village overlooking the lake which also houses a castle.

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8.05 km

Sanctuary of Madonna del Sasso (Abbadia Saxi Latronis)

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In the municipality of Caldarola, on the right bank of the Chienti river, in front of the settlement of Campolarizo, it is possible to admire the solemn church of the Madonna del Sasso, also known as Abbadia Saxi Latronis. This hermitage, located in a dense forest, can be reached from Valcimarra. The hermitage, elegantly set under a rocky overhang of Mount Fiungo, majestically overlooks the upper Chienti valley, offering a setting of rare beauty. Tradition has it that within this sacred building the access to the mysterious temple of the Sibyl Cimaria was hidden, perhaps inspired by the presence of some characteristics of the ancient oracles, such as the echo and the proximity to a communication route.

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12.0 km

Ascent to Macchia dei Quercioni

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13.0 km

Gravel Descent Towards Pielapiaggia

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15.3 km

Statte Castle

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Statte Castle is an ancient fortification located on the slopes of Monte Letegge. It was built in the 12th century by the Bonifazi counts to control the Chienti and Potenza valleys. In the 16th century it was abandoned and dismantled, and is now being restored.

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