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This route is 46.5 km or 29 miles long and 671 meters in elevation change. This route is one of the easier ones and can be used as a recovery day between days of more intense riding. This very scenic route does not have particularly long or difficult climbs.
We start from the hotel along Coriano street, shortly after a stretch of slight elevation and two roundabouts you reach the village of Coriano the birthplace of famous Moto GP rider Marco Simoncelli. After leaving Coriano you will follow a road full of rolling hills which takes you to the village of Croce.
After a left turn you will get to the fastest part of the route a steep descent where the most expeiernece riders can exceed 70 km/h. At the end of this descent you will get to the Conca valley where you have a breathtaking view of the river the castle of Montefiore Conca. |
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| Detail Croce climb |
| Total climb: 190 meters |
| Length: 5.5km |
| Average slope: 3.8% |
| Max: 10% |
| Average climb time: 14m |
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The route takes us now towards Montescudo along another magnificent castle (Castle of Malatesta). After a short stretch of about 4.5 km or 2.8 miles of elevation you will be rewarded with one of the most scenic views of this area.
Once you reach the top it is time to refill your water bottles. Today’s route takes you now through Trarivi to Ospedaletto, along a beautiful scenic descent continuing to Rimini. |
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| Detail Montescudo climb |
| Total climb: 350 meters |
| Length: 5.7km |
| Average slope: 7.2% |
| Max: 22.5% |
| Average climb time: 20m |
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| The hardest part of today’s ride is a 14% short climb in Gaiofana that takes you to San Lorenzo in Coreggiano. At the top we take a back road that travels along lush hills, lined with trees and historic residences. Here you can enjoy the best view of Rimini. Following a short stretch of road you will arrive back at the hotel. |
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