Bike & Cycle Tourism

Cycle just steps from the sea along the former railway line for over forty kilometers. The route connects Ortona to Vasto and winds through coves, small tunnels, and ancient wooden fishing machines such as the famous Trabocco Turchino.
It passes through the protected area of Punta Aderci and skirts the Golfo di Venere. The flat surface guarantees a safe excursion suitable for the whole family.

This green route connects the coast to the inland areas along the Moro River valley. Follow the stream for about fifteen kilometers among century-old trees and cultivated fields.
The trail passes by ancient springs and the stone ruins of historic oil mills and watermills. The dirt road offers a ride in close contact with local flora and represents the ideal choice for mountain biking enthusiasts.

A long cycle path to cross the entire Italian coastline. In our regional section, travel for miles right alongside the beach and discover the various faces of the Abruzzo coast.
The route passes iconic places such as the Ponte del Mare in Pescara, the impressive Torre di Cerrano in Pineto, and the Pontile Sirena in Francavilla al Mare. The smooth surface ensures a pleasant trip accessible to every cyclist.

Trained cyclists can challenge this famous Apennine climb. The road winds up the Maiella for nearly thirty continuous kilometers of climbing, starting from characteristic villages such as Roccamorice or Pretoro.
Pass the ski resorts of Passo Lanciano and reach the high-altitude pastures of Majelletta to follow in the footsteps of the Giro d'Italia champions. The feat requires well-trained legs and offers a sweeping view over the Adriatic.

A tour for true sports enthusiasts, ideal for those who love covering over a hundred kilometers on the road in a single ride.
The route circles the entire mountain massif and traverses iconic scenery such as the Passo di San Leonardo, the narrow Gole di Fara San Martino, and the stone alleys of villages like Pacentro and Pescocostanzo.
Use your hours on the pedals to test your endurance and admire the transition from rolling hills to rock.