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Casalbordino

Adriatic Cycle Route – Trabocco Punta Le Morge loop from Casalbordino

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Italy
Abruzzo
Chieti
Casalbordino

Adriatic Cycle Route – Trabocco Punta Le Morge loop from Casalbordino

Moderate

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Adriatic Cycle Route – Trabocco Punta Le Morge loop from Casalbordino

02:40

34.7km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. 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 26, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.8 km for 199 m

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Start point

Parking

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1

1.28 km

Casalbordino Cycle Path

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

2

9.31 km

Adriatic Cycle Route

Highlight • Cycleway

The Adriatic Cycle Route runs along the coast, passing the edge of the Santo Stefano pine forest. Not far away is the mouth of the Sinello River, which flows into the Adriatic.

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3

11.7 km

Trabocco di Le Morge

Highlight • Monument

Via Verde dei Trabocchi Francavilla - San Salvo

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12.8 km

THE PRESENT LECCETA: THE ONLY TESTIMONY OF A MEDIEVAL FEUD
Until the end of the eighteenth century Torino di Sangro could have a large extension of wooded territory between the L’Aquila-Foggia sheep track and the Adriatic coast which included the current Lecceta; over two thirds of the other wooded patch was cut between 1806 and the following two decades. Abbot Antonio di S. Giovanni In Venere entered into a lease contract at the University of Turin of the fiefdom of Civita di Sangro for the price of 240 ducats. The fiefdom bordered the territory of Turin, the Adriatic Sea, the Sangro river and the territory of Rocca dell'Osento. Sangro castle was completely ruined and the monastery received no income there. The University of Turin was granted a perpetual lease with the obligation to pay an annual fee of 7 gold ducats to be paid on the feast of St. John the Baptist. This lack of formal and contractual clarity led to undue appropriations and claims that lasted until well into the eighteenth century. In 1739 the University of Turin appealed to the Royal Hearing to invalidate Benedetto Betti's claim against the rent of acorn pasture in the woods: another claim that committed the University.

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17.1 km

Lecceta Visitor Center

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Main entrance to the Lecceta.
There are several easy trails within the forest.

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18.3 km

Sangro River

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7

18.4 km

It would take too long to remember all the historical information referring to the mouth of the Sangro and we will only mention the most important. There was a port in ancient times and also in medieval times. In 972 the river towards the mouth was donated by the Marquis Trasmondo to the abbey of San Giovanni in Venere. In 1194 the militias of Henry VI of Swabia and other regions stopped near the mouth of this river, bringing desolation to many countries. Oderisio II, abbot of San Giovanni in Venere, had the salt pans built which, in 1383, were given as a pledge to Paglieta. Federico Carafa, coming from Barletta, stopped with 26 boats at the mouth of the Sangro. (...) In an epoch that cannot be specified, the tower was erected near the mouth of which now miserable remains remain, and the stone bombards were found nearby, excavating the foundations for the extension of the railway bridge, carried out approximately twenty years ago."

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22.8 km

Trabocco Punta Le Morge

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In the locality of "Le Morge" (Morge is a dialectal form from the Latin murex - murex then stone, rock SCOGLIO) the only existing overflow in Turin di Sangro was built in December 1918 and January 1919. It was built for D'ORAZIO GINESIO "zi ginesie" by the "Scirocco" of San Vito.

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34.7 km

End point

Parking

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12.1 km

7.03 km

6.88 km

4.13 km

2.28 km

2.15 km

114 m

Surfaces

13.9 km

13.2 km

5.84 km

1.21 km

584 m

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Friday 10 July

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