Bike in Umbria
Route 11
The quiet country lanes around Trestina, amidst woods, meadows and sanctuaries...
(Trestina, Niccone, S. Andrea di Sorbello, San Leo Bastia, Lugnano, Canoscio, Fabbrecce, Trestina)
Route 12
Olive oil and wine along the shores of Lake Trasimeno
(Castiglione del Lago, Ferretto, Riccio, Tuoro sul Trasimeno, Passignano, San Feliciano, San Savino, Sant’Arcangelo, Castiglione del Lago)
Route 13
From Panicale towards the dearly-loved hills of the painter "Il Perugino"
(Panicale, Sant’Arcangelo, Mugnano, Fontignano, Paciano, Panicale)
Route 14
The ancient villages and castles of the Upper Tiber Valley
(Città di Castello, San Secondo, Monte Santa Maria Tiberina, Lippiano, Monterchi, Lerchi, Città di Castello)
Route 15
Gubbio, the "Ceri" and the mysterious Bottaccione
(Gubbio, Bottaccione, Scheggia, Valdorbia, Cantiano, Pontericcioli, Scheggia, Gubbio)
Route 16
The Apennines and the green hills of Gualdo Tadino
(Gualdo Tadino, Voltole, Montemezzo, Casa Castalda, Gualdo Tadino)
Route 17
Montefalco and the Sagrantino wine roads
(Montefalco, Bruna, Campello sul Clitunno, Trevi, Montefalco)
Route 18
The ancient towns between Todi and the Monti Martani hills
(Todi, Pantalla, Collepepe, Collazzone, San Terenziano, Frontignano, Todi)
Route 19
The natural beauty of the Amerini Hills
(Amelia, Orte, Penna in Teverina, Giove, Porchiano, Amelia)
Route 20
Narni, the Rocca Albornoz and the Roman ruins at Ocricolum
(Narni, Testaccio, Otricoli, Calvi dell’Umbria, Poggio, Narni)
Medium routes
The medium routes, ranging from 30 to 60 kilometres, are a little more hilly, although they never feature any really steep climbs.
