Starting from our accommodation, the adventure begins with a scenic ride through the Ferretto-Bagnolo woods, a protected area of about 2,527 hectares. Here, surrounded by nature, you’ll marvel at ancient forests and a predominantly flat landscape. This site is a true bio-geographical gem, with extensive forests representing the last remnants of plain forests of Central Europe here in Umbria, offering unique views throughout the journey. A must-stop is a panoramic viewpoint overlooking Lake Trasimeno before returning along the Bonifica cycle path that follows the Chiana canal. With approximately 70 km and 500 meters of elevation gain, this ride promises unforgettable landscapes, making your cycling experience even more thrilling and rewarding.

BIKE, OLIVE OIL, AND WINE – Depart from Assisi for a loop that showcases the best of the Umbrian valley! From Assisi, you’ll reach Spello along the olive grove trail at the foot of Mount Subasio, offering stunning views. Stop at an olive mill for a tasting break. Continue toward Montefalco along the valley on secondary paved roads, with a second stop to taste Sagrantino and Montefalco Rosso wines at the Caprai winery. Return to Assisi to complete the loop. The route is about 60 km long with significant elevation gain to climb back to Assisi.

THE TEVERE BIKE ROUTE – The Tevere Cycling Route, stretching from San Giustino to the Alviano Oasis, is one of the region’s main excursion paths. It is structured as a traffic-free bike path with some very short stretches on secondary roads, perfect for enjoying the beautiful natural landscapes along the Tevere River. The route is not technically challenging and is suitable for MTB or trekking bikes, both muscle-powered and electric. The trail features minimal elevation gain on gravel roads. It’s not uncommon to spot characteristic birdlife such as herons, egrets, and night herons, within a natural setting of riparian flora under the shade of poplars, willows, alders, and locust trees. Cyclists can ride from Città di Castello to San Giustino, with a beer tasting stop at a craft brewery, and return via secondary paved roads. A visit to Città di Castello is recommended. Alternative routes can be organized with the option of arranging bike transfers for rentals.