Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour
Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour
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Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour
03:02
61.7km
810m
Road cycling
Embark on a moderate racebike loop from Torremaggiore, a ride that takes you through the picturesque Italian landscapes of Puglia. This 38.4-mile (61.7 km) tour offers a rewarding challenge, with 2655 feet (809 metres) of elevation gain over an estimated 3 hours and 2 minutes. You'll cycle past endless rows…
Last updated: April 23, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
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12.5 km
Castel Fiorentino
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29.7 km
Sunflower Fields of Pietramontecorvino
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38.8 km
Castelnuovo della Daunia
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61.5 km
Ducal Castle of Torremaggiore
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61.7 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
60.2 km
1.54 km
Surfaces
50.9 km
10.9 km
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Elevation
Highest point (670 m)
Lowest point (100 m)
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Wednesday 8 July
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22°C
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difficulty level of the Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour?
This road cycling tour is classified as moderate. It covers 61.7 kilometers with an elevation gain of 809 meters, requiring a good level of fitness. The surfaces are mostly well-paved, making it suitable for experienced road cyclists.
Is this a loop trail?
Yes, the Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour is a circular route, meaning you will finish at your starting point in Torremaggiore.
What kind of terrain can I expect on this route?
The route primarily features well-paved road surfaces, typical for a racebike tour. You'll encounter winding roads with a mix of ascents and descents, offering varied cycling conditions through picturesque Italian landscapes.
What are the best times of year to cycle this route?
The best times to enjoy road cycling in Puglia, and specifically this route, are typically spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October). During these seasons, the weather is generally mild and pleasant, avoiding the intense heat of summer and the cooler, potentially wetter conditions of winter.
Are there any notable sights or landmarks along the way?
Yes, the route passes by several interesting points. You can explore the historic Castel Fiorentino, admire the Sunflower Fields of Pietramontecorvino, and pass through the settlement of Castelnuovo della Daunia. The tour also starts and ends near the Ducal Castle of Torremaggiore.
Where can I park to start this cycling tour in Torremaggiore?
While specific parking areas are not detailed, as the tour starts and ends in Torremaggiore, you can typically find public parking within the town. It's advisable to look for designated parking zones or consult local maps upon arrival.
Do I need any special permits or pay entrance fees for this road cycling tour?
No, you do not need any special permits or to pay entrance fees to cycle the Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour. It's a public road cycling route.
Is this route suitable for families with children?
Given its moderate difficulty, 61.7 km distance, and 809 meters of elevation gain, this route is generally not recommended for young children or families seeking an easy, leisurely ride. It's better suited for cyclists with a good level of fitness and experience.
Is the Pietramontecorvino from Torremaggiore – loop tour dog-friendly?
As this is a road cycling route designed for racebikes, it is not typically considered suitable for bringing dogs along, unless they are safely secured in a specialized bicycle trailer. Always prioritize your pet's safety and comfort.
Does this route connect with any other trails?
Yes, a small section (1%) of this route overlaps with the historic Tratturo Celano-Foggia.
What kind of scenery can I expect along the route?
You can expect picturesque Italian landscapes, including Mediterranean scenery, potentially rugged mountain ridges in the distance, olive groves, and winding roads that offer views of the local environment. The area is known for its charming, rural beauty.
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