14° Stage: from Piediluco to Poggio Bustone. A very long and very demanding stage with a high level difference. The first climb leads to the ancient village of Labro. Then go up and down until…
13° Stage: from Arrone to Piediluco An easy, short stage, full of water and places to eat. Follow the river Nera up to the river Velino and the spectacle of the Marmore Falls.
12° Stage: from Ceselli to Arrone. A short stage that does not present particular difficulties. The route follows the course of the Nera river and leads us to the full of the River Park. The…
11° Stage: from Spoleto to Ceselli. Very demanding stage due to the difference in altitude (increase in altitude +641 m; loss in altitude -663 m).
10° Stage: from Foligno to Spoleto. The stage from Foligno to Spoleto is of medium difficulty. Enchanting landscapes, typical of rural Umbria. The shades of green will seem endless.
45° Stage: from Isola Farnese to Roma. The stage is short, easy and has little difference in height. You get to Monte Mario, where in ancient times the pilgrims sang Te Deum to express the…
44° Stage: from Campagnano to Isola Farnese. A stage that has a high level difference, long and with several road crossings where you need to be very careful.
43° Stage: from Sutri to Campagnano The stage is long, but the differences in height, although present, are not very demanding. We are approaching Rome so it is easy to meet houses and private homes…
42° Stage: from Vetralla to Sutri. An interesting stage, full of landscape and historical attractions. There are no particular differences in level. We meet forests and hazel groves (to see the Orlando Towers here)
41° Stage: from Viterbo to Vetralla. The stage is similar to the previous one. Short, little gradient, without refreshment points and water supply.
40° Stage: from Montefiascone to Viterbo A stage not very long and not very difficult, despite the high drop in altitude. You are fascinated by the opportunity to walk the “basolato”, that is the ancient…
37° Stage: from Radicofani to Acquapendente This stage is long but not very demanding as regards the differences in level.
36° Stage: from San Quirico d’Orcia to Radicofani The stage that goes from San Quirico to Radicofani is the longest of the Tuscan stretch. And it’s really tiring. 930 meters the difference in height uphill,…
35° Stage: from Ponte d’Arbia to San Quirico d’Orcia Long and demanding stage, with a large uphill gradient (600 meters). The route follows the railway and the provincial road to the Pieve di Sant’Innocenza in…
34° Stage: from Siena to Ponte d’Arbia. This is a long stage, with a low height difference, but all in the open. Along the way to visit the fortified farm of Grancia di Cuna (in…
