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Granfonte of Leonforte – Agira Historic Center loop from Dittaino

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Granfonte of Leonforte – Agira Historic Center loop from Dittaino

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Granfonte of Leonforte – Agira Historic Center loop from Dittaino

09:41

134km

2,960m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: March 28, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 60.3 km for 16 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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19.2 km

Enna Historic Center

Highlight • Historical Site

Thanks to its easily defensible perched position, Enna was nicknamed by the Romans "urbi inexpugnabilis" or "impregnable city". But it is not the only Latin name given to this town, perhaps the best known is the wording "umbilicus Siciliae" or "navel of Sicily". In fact, Enna is located in the geographical center of the island, on which the obelisk of the Church of Montesalvo was erected. Enna stands on one of the limestone and arenaceous hills that make up the chain of the Erei Mountains, the northern side of this relief is the steepest and is covered by woods while the southern one, more gentle, is where the city develops. The fortune of Enna also derives from five springs that have favored the development of the town since ancient times.

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20.3 km

Belvedere of Enna

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Awesome view. What more can I say? 🤩

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23.5 km

Spartiacque Salso/Dittaino

Mountain Pass

42.0 km

Granfonte of Leonforte

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A truly impressive fountain 🤩. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

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60.5 km

Agira Historic Center

Highlight • Historical Site

The story of Agira is lost between myth and reality. Thucydides claims that these areas were inhabited by the Cyclops while some finds, still being analyzed, would date the first human settlements to more than 30,000 years ago, when Sicily was still connected to the mainland. The name of the city is also a matter of debate. Some make it derive from the name of Agiride, a leader of the Sican people, who would have founded the city while others link it to the Greek word argyos, silver, due to the presence in the vicinity of a mine of the precious metal.

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72.4 km

Lago Pozzillo

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Lake Pozzillo is an artificial basin originating from the artificial dam built on the salty river in 1959. It is surrounded by Eucalyptus trees.

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80.5 km

Regalbuto

Highlight • Settlement

Regalbuto was most likely founded in the Muslim era. In fact, the name itself derives from two Arabic words: "Rahl" (station) and "Bayt" (farmhouse). In fact, the first settlement in the area was nothing more than a farmhouse that served as a refueling station on the Catania-Palermo route. Nothing remains of that first village also because in 1261 the entire town was razed to the ground by the inhabitants of nearby Centuripe in the context of a war of rebellion against the Swabian dominion, to which Regalbuto had remained faithful. The town was later rebuilt on the opposite side of Mount S. Calogero. In the same period the population underwent a demographic change with the progressive removal of the Muslims and the arrival of the Christians.
If you happen to pass through Regalbuto towards the beginning of August, do not miss the feast of the patron saint San Vito Martire which takes place every year from the 7th to the 11th of August.

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88.8 km

Portella San Lorenzo

Mountain Pass

88.8 km

Provincial Road Centuripe–Regalbuto

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

segment sp Centuripe - Regalbuto 4 km with average gradient 5.6%

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95.0 km

View of Mount Etna from Centuripe

Highlight • Viewpoint

Centuripe is a city that has its origins in the prehistoric period even if the official foundation is considered to be the work of the Sicilian population in the eighth century BC. Since then the city was always inhabited and experienced a period of particular development under Roman rule between the third and first centuries BC. Famous are the artistic ceramics of Centuripe, widespread in the Hellenic period first and then in the Roman one, thanks to their particular chromatic composition and refinement of the subjects. Many pieces can be found inside the archaeological museum even if many finds are found outside the territory and are part of collections of foreign museums.
The view enjoyed from Centuripe is so unique that Garibaldi, during his passage, called it "The balcony of Sicily". Especially towards the east Etna is clearly visible framed, on clear days, by the waters of the Mediterranean.

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134 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

100 km

22.4 km

9.68 km

1.79 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

71.8 km

33.6 km

20.1 km

7.03 km

1.72 km

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (930 m)

Lowest point (130 m)

Weather

Saturday 23 May

26°C

14°C

41 %

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Enna Historic Center

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Regalbuto

Provincial Road Centuripe–Regalbuto

View of Mount Etna from Centuripe

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