The climb of Monte Petrano is tiring, but beautiful and very panoramic. Once you reach the summit, you arrive at the extensive plateau, characterized by a vast prairie dotted with beech trees. The descent takes you to Moria, Pianello and Secchiano. The final stretch follows the path of the Bosso River, with beautiful views of the famous rock pools. The route can be travelled with either a gravel bike or a mountain bike.
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An easy and short itinerary that, starting from Cantiano, runs through meadows, fields and woods in the valley that separates Monte Petrano from the Serra di Burano. It takes place partly on asphalt roads and partly on dirt roads, but always in the absence of traffic. It can be made more challenging by starting from Cagli or Pianello.
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MTB-Gravel
A beautiful scenic route, which allows you to explore the wild valley of the Burano River, the plateau and the southern and northern slopes of Monte Petrano. The starting point is Cagli, but you can also get there from Cantiano or Pianello. It can also be done riding a gravel bike, but the surface, in some sections is rather uneven, better a mountain bike.
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