Castello Inferiore – Marostica loop from San Pietro in Gu
Castello Inferiore – Marostica loop from San Pietro in Gu
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Castello Inferiore – Marostica loop from San Pietro in Gu
07:57
115km
1,910m
Cycling
Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: June 23, 2026
Tips
Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 17.5 km for 93 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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17.6 km
Castello Inferiore
Highlight • Castle
The castle, linked to its double by a wall approximately 1800 meters long, finds its origins in 1312, when Cangrande della Scala wanted its construction.
Today the Castle is a museum open to the public.
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17.7 km
Marostica
Highlight • Historical Site
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26.6 km
Villa Angarano
Highlight • Historical Site
Since 1996 it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, together with the other Palladian villas in the Veneto region.
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30.7 km
Fiume Brenta
Lake
38.4 km
Church of San Severo and Santa Brigida, Semonzo del Grappa
Highlight • Religious Site
It has very balanced neoclassical lines. The interior, with a single nave, is decorated at the corners with the Four Evangelists, frescoes painted by an anonymous painter from the Piazzetta school. Above the gate known as "della Cenghia" (it addresses the village of the same name) there is a Visitation of the Bassano school, originally located on an altar in the old parish church. The tables of the Via Crucis, dating back to the 18th century, also deserve a mention.
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38.6 km
View of Campocroce from Semonzo
Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint
9 to 14%.
Always up.📈
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52.9 km
Cave Entrance
Cave Entrance
53.9 km
Descent from Cima Grappa
Highlight (Segment) • Mountain Pass
57.1 km
Bassano Refuge and Casa Armata del Grappa
Highlight • Mountain Hut
During the Second World War the refuge was burned down.
It was later reopened in 1949 after being restructured, enlarged and equipped with a large parking lot.
Today the refuge is equipped with a restaurant seating around 250 with a panoramic view of the Venetian plain, a bar and a room for packed lunches. Managed by the Coletto family since 2002, it is open all year round and closes on Tuesdays from November to April.
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84.7 km
Parco di Villa Cà Cornaro
Nature Reserve
88.7 km
View of Bassano del Grappa’s Ponte Vecchio
Highlight • Viewpoint
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115 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
93.5 km
11.0 km
9.02 km
713 m
425 m
336 m
Surfaces
96.8 km
16.6 km
807 m
675 m
< 100 m
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Sunday 19 July
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20°C
30 %
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Comments
At the top, around 12:30, it was about 13 degrees ... I didn't suffer from the heat 😁. For the descent I had luckily brought the thermal shirt.
The road that seems to me less steep is the provincial Cadorna (SP148): the scenery is nothing special up to Busa de Campeja where you turn right, here the panorama begins …
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I really wanted to go there, a memorial to the First World War 😢
I 🙏🏼 thank @Rick for tips and the following video with a song from Monte Grappa ❣️👍🏼🔝
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