San Lorenzo Tunnel loop from Taggia-Arma

San Lorenzo Tunnel loop from Taggia-Arma

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San Lorenzo Tunnel loop from Taggia-Arma

04:30

100km

890m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 11.3 km for 283 m

After 17.1 km for 81 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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1.55 km

Torrente Argentina

Lake

5.11 km

Sanremo to San Lorenzo al Mare Coastal Cycle Path

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Wonderful road for cycling and walking!

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6.55 km

Riviera of Flowers Bike Path

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The cycle path runs along eight towns in the province of Imperial: the small, picturesque Ligurian villages of San Lorenzo al Mare, Santo Stefano al Mare, and Riva Ligure; the coastal stretch with the towns of Cipressa and Costarainera; and the modern, popular resorts of Arma di Taggia, Ospedaletti, and Sanremo, the latter known for its casino and the many events held there since the beginning of last year. The route also passes through interesting places, old villages, and train stations. Everything is represented by simple symbols, similar to how you would read a subway map in a large city.

Now all that's left to do is plan a vacation to discover the beautiful region along the cycle path in western Liguria. Each of these places can be easily visited from the cycle path; only Costarainera and Cipressa are situated 200 meters above sea level, but they can be easily reached by bicycle from San Lorenzo to the east via the "Strada Provinciale 45" (SP45). Each of these places is very special and worth a visit, but above all, you get to know and appreciate the beauty of the landscape.

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10.0 km

San Lorenzo Tunnel

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Car-free cycle path, on the old railway line, directly on the Ligurian Sea from San Remo to almost Imperia.

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10.9 km

Ponente Ligure Cycle Path – San Lorenzo al Mare

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Great bike path along the sea

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11.5 km

Baia delle Vele

Beach

17.1 km

Spiaggia d'Oro

Beach

18.8 km

Imperia Seaside Promenade and Bike Path

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Beautiful cycle track as well as visiting the town with a fantastic sea.

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23.2 km

Capo Berta Summit and Milano-Sanremo Memorial

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Third of the three leaders of the Milano-Sanremo after the Mele and the Cervo, the Berta is the longest and hardest of the three. From Diano Marina, the climb is in fact almost two kilometers away and has an average gradient of over 7%, with peaks of 10%. At the brow there is a splendid view of the sea and there is a celebratory work of art of the Classicissima and its very rich roll of honor.

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35.7 km

View of the Ligurian Coast from Capo Mele

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Spectacular spot on the Ligurian coast.

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49.0 km

Resti basilica San Vittore

Archaeological Site

72.8 km

Torrente San Pietro

Lake

87.1 km

Ponente Ligure Cycle Path

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The cycle path is moving forward in its construction, We hope that it will be finished as soon as possible.

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87.4 km

Viewpoint

98.3 km

Costa Balenae

Archaeological Site

100 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

41.0 km

36.6 km

19.0 km

2.94 km

630 m

137 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

94.9 km

4.99 km

178 m

157 m

120 m

Elevation

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Weather

Tuesday 13 October

23°C

18°C

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Max wind speed: 13.0 km/h

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Comments

April 28, 2025,Giro in bici da corsa

From Sanremo to Albenga, along part of the famous flower cycle path, but going up Poggio and Cipressa in the opposite direction to the Milan-Sanremo. The new stretch of Imperia cuts through the city and ends up against the gate of the work in progress on the "inpiuta". It is comfortable, but I preferred to go along the seafront stretch …

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