A beautiful ride that starts from the town of Cagli (PU) and travels along the old SS Flaminia road-which connects Rome to the Adriatic coast-to Cantiano, a few kilometers from the Umbria-Marches border. You are immersed in history and nature, on a road with little traffic, among water springs and ancient Roman buildings.
Along this 10-kilometer route you will encounter a Roman bridge that is still in working order.
Cantiano, is at the foot of the Monte Catria massif (1,701 mt) – one of the main peaks of the Umbria-Marches Apennines – with its extensive and centuries-old tall beech forests.

Technical description:
It starts from Cagli to travel along the old section of the Via Flaminia. One proceeds as if one were to take the freeway to Rome, but once past the underpass, one takes the road that actually runs alongside it, where there is very little traffic, and finally arrives in Cantiano.

Length: 10 km
Height difference in ascent: 287 m
Downhill elevation gain: 175 m
Highest point: 384 m
Lowest point: 252 m
Type of surface: asphalt

Technical advice:
The route does not require special clothing. Water can be found along the way. Helmets are recommended to be worn at all times, mandatory for children

Place of departure: Cagli
Starting location: Cagli
Municipality of arrival: Cantiano
Place of arrival: Cantiano

Recommended period:
March to November

Useful links:
http://www.cagliturismo.it/
http://www.cantianoturismo.it/index.php
http://www.laturbacantiano.it/
http://www.asmontecatria.com/