Explore ITALY | GRAND
Conquer some of the most famous and legendary climbs and ride some of the most popular, historic and notable routes in Italy and live out your dreams of being able to experience the same courses you could only imagine yourself riding in real life. But now, you can ride these magnificent and iconic routes virtually from home with your trainer. From climbs to National Parks to the third most visited world capital.
Campo Imperatore | Italy
The Campo Imperatore pass, in the Apennine range, is legendary. The mountain, also known as the Gran Sasso, has featured in the Giro d'Italia and has been the remote and rugged battleground of Giro d'Italia legends. Starting along the foothills of forests, open fields and stony meadows, we climb above the treeline, with views of green mountain pastures spread out into the distance. Thanks to its high altitude and dry and remote environment, the locals know the area as Little Tibet.
PEDALITALY Cinque Terre – Liguria – Italy
Ride from La Spezia, a historical port town, through the Cinque Terre National Park in Liguria, a crescent-shaped region in north-west Italy. Its Mediterranean coastline is known as the Italian Riviera. The national park lies along the coast of northern Italy in La Spezia, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the smallest national park in Italy. The park is unique in the way that it has an agricultural, cultural, historical, natural, and scenic significance.
Monte Velo | Italy
Monte Velo is a 13 km continuous climb from Bolognano in the hamlet of Arco to Monte Velo S. Barbara in the province of Trento just north of Lake Garda. The scenic ascent is one of the most popular among the locals in Upper Garda. The average gradient is 8% with a 1058m ascent, and at 3W/kg, it will take you just over an hour to climb it.
Tre Cime di Lavaredo | Italy
The Tre Cime di Lavaredo, in Veneto, is a legendary climb with steep hairpin bends and one of the most beautiful, with spectacular views and panoramas of the Dolomites. The famous climb where Eddy Merckx won the Giro in 1968 leads you over two main climb segments and where you will pass the crystal-clear Lake Misurina. The gradients get more demanding and challenging from that point to the end, but the views near the top are breathtaking and will undoubtedly be your reward.
Rome | Italy
Ride through magical Rome, the historic city and capital in the Lazio region of Italy, the third most visited city in Europe and fourteenth worldwide with a wealth of history and culture and tour famous mediaeval landmarks and sights on this scenic, short flat route following the winding Tiber River and crossing a few of its bridges. You'll cycle past the Ponte Milvio, skirt the Castel Sant'Angelo, ride not far from the haunting ruins of the Pantheon temple and Colosseum.
Tasks & Rules
Ride and finish the selected routes in a Time Trial, Race, or Just Ride mode without lowering the "reality level."