Piazza di Talamello – Monte Cerignone loop from Passo Cantoniera

Piazza di Talamello – Monte Cerignone loop from Passo Cantoniera

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Piazza di Talamello – Monte Cerignone loop from Passo Cantoniera

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94.7km

1,820m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 18, 2026

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After 90.6 km for 70 m

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Start point

Parking

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20.3 km

Border region

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border region Tuscany Romagna

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36.3 km

Piazza di Talamello

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Fabulous square of Talamello

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49.4 km

Rio San Marino

Lake

55.7 km

Guaita Tower

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The climb from this side does not present great difficulties, even if it is quite long (11 km)
The slopes do not exceed 10% and are between 7 and 8%. …

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57.3 km

View of Borgo Maggiore

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On the way to the village of Borgo you have a great view towards the Adriatic coast, which is only about 20 kilometers away. In Borgo, every Thursday in the …

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76.4 km

Monte Cerignone

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Ancient medieval village there is a source with excellent fresh water

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89.6 km

Start of 'Un Altro Giro sul Carpegna'

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Start Cippo

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90.2 km

Monte Carpegna – Marco Pantani Memorial

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there is little to say, you get here because you know the history of this climb. a permanent tribute to the mythical Pirate

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90.6 km

Palazzo dei Principi di Carpegna

Castle

94.6 km

The Cantoniera pass goes around the Carpegna mountain massif, insinuating itself into a small saddle existing between this relief and the nearby group of Sasso Simone and Simoncello. Pass connecting the Conca and Marecchia valleys.

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