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Strada dei Monti Coralli – Zattaglia Pass loop from Faenza

Strada dei Monti Coralli – Zattaglia Pass loop from Faenza

Moderate

4.2

(10)

437

riders

Strada dei Monti Coralli – Zattaglia Pass loop from Faenza

02:54

62.3km

720m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 21, 2026

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Parco regionale Vena del Gesso Romagnola

Zona C Parco regionale Vena del Gesso Romagnola

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10.4 km

Strada dei Monti Coralli

Highlight • Cycleway

The road of the coral mountains is a quiet alternative to the busy Via Emilia, with some slight uphill but a wonderful view among the rolling hills

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11.9 km

Mural of the Partisan Courier of Tebano

Highlight • Monument

The mural was created by the students of class 5BA of the Torricelli-Ballardini Art High School in Faenza, it depicts the figure of a young partisan courier on a bicycle against the backdrop of the Faenza hills, accompanied by the words of Bella Ciao, a symbol of memory and resistance. The choice of Tebano is not accidental. It was in this hamlet, together with nearby Pergola, that some of the darkest pages of the Second World War took place, being on the Gothic Line, gripped in the grip of war.

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27.2 km

View of the Vineyards in Zattaglia

Highlight • Viewpoint

28.5 km

Zattaglia Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

Beautiful road that crosses the "Parco Regionale della Vena del Gesso", the asphalt is in good condition for most of the way. Panoramic road with beautiful views on the walls of the chalky ramparts.

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34.6 km

Lavender Road

Highlight • Cycleway

The Strada della Lavanda transversally crosses the Senio valley at the height of Casola Valsenio, creating a landscape contrast that varies between chalk, gullies, the green of nature, the brooms and the color spots of the lavender in bloom.
This area can be defined as the Little Italian Provence precisely due to the close link with medicinal plants, among which, as we said, lavender excels.

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35.8 km

Valsenio Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

It is an imposing and ancient abbey founded by Benedictine monks around the year 1000. It is currently under renovation but should be open to visitors.

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