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Rocca Di Cambio

Gravel bike ride from Rocca di Cambio towards Val d'Arno - loop tour

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Italy
Abruzzo
L'Aquila
Rocca Di Cambio

Gravel bike ride from Rocca di Cambio towards Val d'Arno - loop tour

Moderate

4.6

(13)

85

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Gravel bike ride from Rocca di Cambio towards Val d'Arno - loop tour

03:38

43.0km

440m

Cycling

This moderate gravel bike ride from Rocca di Cambio offers a challenging loop tour, covering 26.7 miles (43.0 km) with a significant 1452 feet (443 metres) of elevation gain. You can expect to complete this route in about 3 hours and 38 minutes. The terrain around Rocca di Cambio, located in the Abruzzo region, features diverse landscapes within the Altopiano delle Rocche and Sirente-Velino Regional Park, including singletracks, dedicated cycleways, and unpaved roads across karstic plateaus and extensive dirt tracks. You will ride through majestic mountains, serene valleys, and dense beech forests, experiencing deep panoramas and a sense of riding through living history.

Planning your visit to this region means preparing for high-elevation cycling in the Apennines. The routes here often require good to very good fitness, and some segments might even necessitate pushing your bike due to technical difficulty or steepness. While the research doesn't specify trailhead access or parking, routes in this area typically start from villages like Rocca di Cambio itself. Be aware that the mountainous environment can present challenging conditions, so check local weather and trail conditions before you go, especially outside of peak season.

This area is part of the rugged and wild side of Abruzzo, offering an ideal location for unsupported bikepacking adventures. You will find forgotten villages, pristine forests, and crystal-clear lakes, providing a unique blend of natural beauty and historical context. The region's extensive dirt tracks and high elevation make it distinct, allowing you to combine various tracks to design your own itinerary and explore the Apennine landscape. This trail provides a glimpse into the challenging and rewarding gravel cycling experiences available in this part of Italy.

Last updated: April 23, 2026

Waypoints

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4.06 km

Pozzo Caldaio

Highlight • Natural Monument

Pozzo Caldaio is the only persisting natural water surface of the area. It collects water from the rain and melting snow and gives birth to the beautiful waterfalls and caverns known as Grotte di Stiffe. Mind your step when the grass is high, you might not see the lake and have an unwanted bath.

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22.6 km

Public Water Fountain

Public Water Fountain

3

24.3 km

Val d'Arano

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Path immersed in nature with sections in the middle of meadows and many others in the shade of the others. It has no gradient and is suitable for everyone, even children.

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39.3 km

Interpoderale Le Prata

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There are many dirt tracks that run between fields and are mainly used by farmers. They often link different portions of the cyclepath. Use them to shorten your tour or to get unique point of views of the territory.

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43.0 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

17.7 km

7.83 km

6.30 km

6.14 km

3.37 km

1.68 km

Surfaces

26.0 km

12.4 km

4.70 km

< 100 m

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Weather

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Friday 6 November

11°C

3°C

45 %

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There’s a fairly high chance of rain. Consider packing a waterproof jacket.

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Comments

August 29, 2024,Giro ad anello Altopiano delle Rocche
Beautiful and easy ride. Part of the cycle path is closed, but everyone still uses it because it is perfectly passable (it seems it was closed for bureaucratic reasons).

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