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Consuma Pass – Vallombrosa Abbey loop from Poppi

Consuma Pass – Vallombrosa Abbey loop from Poppi

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Consuma Pass – Vallombrosa Abbey loop from Poppi

03:47

66.2km

1,480m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 13, 2026

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After 33.8 km for 346 m

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4.30 km

Descent from Borgo La Collina and View of Poppi Castle

Highlight • Viewpoint

13.5 km

Road to Passo della Consuma

Highlight • Mountain Pass

traffic-free road leading to Consuma. Immersed in a magical forest in the silence of Nature

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22.9 km

From SETTEONTI, in anticipation of facing the DOLOMITES a little trained, after MONTE SECCHIETA it was the turn of the PASSO DELLA CONSUMA at 1,058 meters above sea level.
The pass takes its name from CONSUMA, a hamlet whose inhabited area, which has recently become a popular summer health resort, is divided into the two communities of Montemignaio and Pelago and has a total of 338 inhabitants.
The pass road, frequented by cyclists and motorcyclists, for the smoothness of the road surface and the beauty of the landscape, from which you can also admire a large part of the CASENTINESI FOREST NATIONAL PARK, is located on the Tuscan mountains that connect the Apennine ridge to the node of M. Falterona with the sub-Apennine chain of Pratomagno, thus separating the upper valley of the ARNO (Casentino) from the VAL DI SIEVE.

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27.8 km

Beautiful descent

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smooth asphalt all along the road, nice shade and little traffic. a perfect descent!

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32.4 km

Arboreto Cellini

Forest

32.9 km

Vallombrosa Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

Benedictine abbey surrounded by beech and fir forests. Valombrossa was founded in 1038 by the Florentine nobleman Giovanni Gualberto and became the motherhouse of the Vallumbrosan Order. The church can be visited. Now and then there are concerts.
There is a small monastery shop for souvenirs, honey, cream etc.
There is a playground for the kids. Rest areas and also a restaurant / snack is nearby.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vallombrosa_Abbey

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