he final stretch links Torgiano to Perugia, following secondary roads and mixed sections with a gradual approach to the urban area.

Once the Pian di Massiano area is reached, access to the historic centre of Perugia is provided by the Minimetrò transport system, which offers a fast and direct connection to the city centre.

The route ends in the centre of Perugia, completing the Ciclovia MOTA loop.

The route continues through rural areas and agricultural landscapes, with compact unpaved sections alternating with asphalt. After passing through Sant’Arcangelo and Pietrafitta, the track heads towards Marsciano. In the stretch between Marsciano and Torgiano, the route follows the Tiber Valley.

This segment is characterised by a flat and smooth profile, partly along low-traffic roads.

Arrival in Torgiano takes place on local roads, near the town centre.

The route lies entirely within Umbria and gradually takes on a hilly character. From Città della Pieve, it continues along low-traffic secondary roads and rural stretches, passing through Piegaro and Panicale.

The surface is mixed, alternating between asphalt and compact unpaved sections, while the profile is characterised by regular ups and downs.

The surrounding landscape is of particular value, with wide views over the Umbrian countryside. The segment ends near Paciano, maintaining good overall continuity and rideability.

The route continues from Castiglione del Lago, gradually leaving Lake Trasimeno behind and heading south through a flat agricultural landscape.

The track has a mixed surface, alternating paved sections with gravel roads. In this stretch, the cycle route makes use of existing cycling infrastructure, particularly in the connection between the lake area and the Chiusi area, ensuring continuity and safety along the route.

It runs alongside wetlands of high natural value before reaching the locality of Po’ Bandino on secondary roads.

Leaving Magione, the cycle route follows the perimeter of Lake Trasimeno.

The route is flat and smooth, with a mix of asphalt and compact unpaved sections and continuous panoramic views over the lake. It passes through Passignano sul Trasimeno and Tuoro sul Trasimeno, with stretches immersed in vegetation and natural areas.

Arrival in Castiglione del Lago takes place along the lakeside, in a particularly charming setting.

The route begins in the centre of Perugia and initially follows urban roads and cycle paths, gradually leaving the city area towards the west.

After passing Corciano, the itinerary continues along low-traffic secondary roads and rural stretches. The surface is a mix of asphalt and compact unpaved sections. Arrival in Magione is near the Lake Trasimeno area, with access to the main services.

This circular itinerary starts in the heart of Pietralunga and leads to the discovery of one of the most authentic landscapes of Upper Umbria, alternating stretches of white road and asphalt along panoramic ridgelines and silent valleys.

Leaving the village behind, the route unfolds through climbs and gentle undulations leading towards the San Faustino area, crossing woods and pine forests that speak of an still unspoilt natural environment. In this section, the route meets the evocative Brigata San Faustino Trail, linked to the history of the Umbrian Resistance, where the landscape intertwines with the memory of the territory.

Continuing on, the route opens onto wide views over the valley until it reaches the surroundings of Montone, one of the most beautiful villages in Italy, perfect for a short stop among alleys, glimpses, and timeless atmospheres.

The return follows panoramic roads crossing the area of Pieve de’ Saddi, an ancient place of great historical and spiritual charm, and winds along ridgelines from which the view stretches as far as the peaks of the Umbrian-Marche Apennines.