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Monte Livata from Mandela
05:24
93.3km
2,160m
Road cycling
Monte Livata, with its 1,429 meters of altitude, is considered the mountain of the capital.
The tour starts from the Valle dell'Aniene - Mandela - Sambuci railway station. There are not many trains a day that connect Roma Tiburtina to this station: check the timetables carefully on the Trenitalia website.…
Last updated: June 8, 2024
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30.6 km
Ascent to the Monastery of Saint Benedict on the Via dei Monasteri
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41.5 km
Jenne
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53.4 km
Ascent to Monte Livata
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93.3 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
68.8 km
24.2 km
357 m
Surfaces
88.7 km
4.49 km
122 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,460 m)
Lowest point (300 m)
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August 3, 2023
Monte Livata, with its 1,429 meters of altitude, is considered the mountain of the capital.
The tour starts from the Valle dell'Aniene - Mandela - Sambuci railway station. There are not many trains a day that connect Roma Tiburtina to this station: check the timetables carefully on the Trenitalia website
Translated by Google •
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