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Caffarella Valley – Egeria's Nymphaeum loop from Marconi

Caffarella Valley – Egeria's Nymphaeum loop from Marconi

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4.5

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Caffarella Valley – Egeria's Nymphaeum loop from Marconi

01:36

22.1km

180m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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5.32 km

Caffarella Valley

Highlight • Natural

The Caffarella Valley extends for about 190 hectares between the Aurelian Walls, Via Latina and Via dell’Almone. The name derives from the main historic estate of the Caffarelli family, who built the farmhouse called della Vaccareccia here around the sixteenth century, still present in the park.
The valley is crossed by the Almone river and hosts numerous archaeological remains of tombs, villas, towers and hydraulic works. The Roman quarry of the Appia Antica extends for several kilometers in the subsoil of the Caffarella Valley, which can only be visited with a guide on weekends and holidays.

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6.11 km

Viewpoint

8.17 km

Sacred Grove

Highlight • Forest

8.47 km

Caffarella Park

Highlight • Forest

The Caffarella Park is a green area of about 190 hectares full of dirt roads, but compact and suitable for everyone. By pedaling here you can appreciate its naturalistic and archaeological beauties.

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8.75 km

Egeria's Nymphaeum

Highlight • Historical Site

Rome reserves surprises in every corner

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10.1 km

Almone Stream in Caffarella

Highlight • River

small river flowing in caffarella

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12.2 km

Rabbit Hill

Highlight • Natural

stray full of rabbits if you are not careful you risk putting some under

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13.2 km

Mountain Bike Trails in Parco della Caffarella

Highlight • MTB Park

park suitable for training in mtb and fast gravel, without leaving Rome you find yourself projected into nature

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17.6 km

Domine Quo Vadis Church

Highlight • Religious Site

It takes its name from the oral testimony according to which the apostle Peter, fleeing the city to avoid martyrdom, meets Jesus to whom he addresses the following words "Domine, quo vadis? (Lord, where are you going)? " and the Lord replied "Venio Romam iterum crucifigi (I come to Rome to be crucified again)". Peter, understanding the reproach, goes back to face his fate and Jesus disappears but, as he disappears, he leaves his footprints on the road.

As a testimony of what happened, inside the Church there is a stone with the footprints "of his holy feet", those left by Jesus on the place where the Church now stands. The stone is actually a copy: the original is in fact kept in the Basilica of San Sebastiano.

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22.1 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

9.08 km

4.29 km

3.59 km

2.69 km

1.96 km

487 m

Surfaces

12.3 km

6.11 km

3.08 km

348 m

202 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Caffarella Valley – Egeria's Nymphaeum loop from Marconi

Caffarella Valley

Sacred Grove

Caffarella Park

Egeria's Nymphaeum

Almone Stream in Caffarella

Rabbit Hill

Mountain Bike Trails in Parco della Caffarella

Domine Quo Vadis Church

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