Ponte dell'Usciolino – Badia San Fedele loop from Porrena

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Ponte dell'Usciolino – Badia San Fedele loop from Porrena

Moderate

riders

Ponte dell'Usciolino – Badia San Fedele loop from Porrena

02:56

37.8km

600m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 33.1 km for 66 m

After 34.8 km for 63 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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17.5 km

Ponte dell'Usciolino

Highlight • Bridge

It is a structure of medieval origin with an arch resting on large rocks on the banks of the Teggina stream.

(Source: ilbelcasentino.it/raggiolo-seq.php?pag=4)

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25.0 km

Flowy MTB descent from Pian dei Ranocchi to Poggio al Vento

Highlight (Segment) • MTB Park

great ride

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32.6 km

Castle of the Guidi Counts in Poppi

Highlight • Castle

The climb to reach the castle will initially make you regret not staying in the valley, but the square, the gardens, and the view over the Arno valley and the mountains of the Casentinesi Forests will repay the effort. The castle has a square tower and can also be visited inside, where it houses a library, a chapel and a historical museum.

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33.0 km

Badia San Fedele

Highlight • Religious Site

The church of San Fedele was originally a small chapel dedicated to San Rocco (protector of Poppi).
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The church today is also called Badia. It was built by Abbot Rudolph II in 1185.

It is the largest church in the Casentino and dates back to the Lombard era, it was the first parish church of Poppi. Between 970 and 980 the choice as patron saint of San Fedele, a soldier of the Theban Legion under Diocletian near Saint Maurice.

Blessed Torello has a particular connection with the Abbey of San Fedele because it was the church of reference for this hermit saint who lived in the 13th century. Born in Poppi in 1202, Torello remained an orphan and for the people of Poppi he is the official patron saint of the town and they celebrate him with a solemn procession on 16 March.

(Source: centrostoricopoppi.it/attrazioni-turistiche/#badia-san-fedele-e-san-torello)

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34.2 km