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Cycle the difficult 39.6-mile Ciclovia Tirrenica: Ligurian Coast Loop, gaining 2425 feet with stunning coastal views and charming villages.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted
After 31.5 km for 74 m
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
19.8 km
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14.0 km
9.14 km
2.75 km
172 m
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39.8 km
14.0 km
9.37 km
408 m
182 m
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This route was planned by komoot.
This komoot tour is designed to be completed in approximately 4 hours and 25 minutes of cycling time. However, the broader Ciclovia Tirrenica in Liguria is a longer route, and your overall duration will depend on your pace, stops, and how much of the route you choose to explore.
The komoot tour is rated as 'difficult' due to its elevation changes. However, the broader Ciclovia Tirrenica in Liguria offers a mix of terrain. Many sections, especially those on repurposed railway lines like the 'Riviera of Flowers Cycle Path,' are completely flat and ideal for all fitness levels, including families. More challenging hilly sections exist when venturing away from the immediate coastline.
The komoot tour is structured as a loop. However, it's important to note that the Ciclovia Tirrenica within Liguria is generally described as a diverse and scenic touring cycling experience stretching along the coast, rather than a single, defined 'loop' trail. This specific komoot tour utilizes sections of this larger network to create a loop.
The terrain is varied. You'll find significant flat sections, particularly on dedicated cycle paths built on old railway lines, which are generally well-paved. However, as Liguria is mountainous, expect areas with notable ascents and descents, especially when navigating coastal towns or venturing slightly inland. These can be challenging, particularly with a loaded touring bike.
You can expect spectacular and diverse scenery. The route offers continuous views of the Mediterranean Sea, picturesque coastal towns, historic villages, olive groves, and natural beauty. Repurposed railway tunnels also provide a unique cycling experience, sometimes with 'disco lights' and cool air.
The route passes by several interesting points. You can enjoy the View of Alassio's marina from the panoramic road, take in the View of the Ligurian Coast from Capo Mele, or visit historical sites like the Roman Bridge of San Bartolomeo and the Chiesa di San Giorgio.
Yes, this komoot tour utilizes sections of several other official trails. Notably, it covers a significant portion of the Ciclovia Tirrenica (48%) and also passes through parts of the Via della Costa - tappa 4 (34%), Sentiero Liguria - Tappa 22 (17%), and Sentiero Liguria - Tappa 23 (12%).
Spring and autumn are generally ideal for cycling the Ligurian Coast, offering pleasant temperatures. Summers can be very hot, making challenging sections a 'hard slog,' especially during the hotter parts of the day. The repurposed railway tunnels can offer a welcome cool respite on hot days.
While specific regulations for dogs on this exact route may vary by municipality, generally, dogs are permitted on cycle paths and public roads in Italy, often on a leash. Always ensure your dog is comfortable with cycling and check local signage for any restrictions, especially in nature reserves or specific urban areas.
No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to cycle the Ciclovia Tirrenica or its sections in Liguria. It is part of a public network of cycle routes.
Access points for the Ciclovia Tirrenica are numerous along the Ligurian coast, particularly in towns that feature sections of the repurposed railway paths. For this specific komoot tour, you would typically look for parking in the vicinity of the starting point indicated on the tour map. Many coastal towns offer public parking, and train stations often provide good access to the cycle paths.
Yes, as the route passes through numerous charming coastal towns and villages, you will find ample opportunities for cafes, restaurants, and accommodation. These towns are well-equipped to cater to tourists and cyclists, offering places to rest, refuel, and stay overnight.
Tour based on the tour of the same name planned by Komoot. Does not belong to the category of touring bikes. We are quite fit and toured with mtb, quite tough and technical in parts. Many km along the coastal road, beautiful villages but cycling there is far from pleasant. Between km 38 and 39 hardly maintained and walked path. Return largely through the nurseries of all kinds of plants and back along the Kustbaan.