Masseria Ruins – Quasano Public Water Fountain loop from Bitonto Centrale

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Masseria Ruins – Quasano Public Water Fountain loop from Bitonto Centrale

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Masseria Ruins – Quasano Public Water Fountain loop from Bitonto Centrale

03:59

59.1km

510m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 8, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.9 km for 218 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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15.4 km

San Martino Cave

Highlight • Cave

Pleasant than 100 meters from the border that divides Palo del Colle from Toritto, after having traveled an ancient rural road that crosses the Mangiaquero district, in the rocky ridge …

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21.7 km

Masseria Ruins

Highlight • Historical Site

Very suggestive rural architecture, which is encountered along the path of the aqueduct

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23.3 km

Quasano Public Water Fountain

Highlight • Rest Area

Public fountain useful for refueling

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24.2 km

Acquedotto Pugliese Cycle Route near Quasano

Highlight • Cycleway

Near Quasano, a hamlet of Toritto in the province of Bari, the Apulian Aqueduct cycle route crosses the Murgia countryside and becomes truly splendid. The surface is mostly gravel, so a gravel bike is necessary, if not a mountain bike.

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27.5 km

Descent into Bitonto Forest

Highlight • Forest

access to the Bitonto wood from the Via Appia. Scenic dirt roads suitable for all levels of experience.

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32.2 km

Descent into the Bosco di Bitonto

Highlight • Forest

external entrance to the Wood of Bitonto from which it is possible to make beautiful panoramic descents or to go inside the wood.

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34.6 km

Pietre Tagliate Farmhouse

Highlight • Historical Site

Just outside the Bitonto wood, you arrive at the beautiful masseria with jazzo Pietre Tagliate whose name derives from the surrounding rocks that seem to have been forged by the …

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