Pieve di Comella – Chiesa di Comella loop from Sant'Eufemia - Buffalora

Pieve di Comella – Chiesa di Comella loop from Sant'Eufemia - Buffalora

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Pieve di Comella – Chiesa di Comella loop from Sant'Eufemia - Buffalora

07:12

120km

230m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 66.2 km for 180 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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14.9 km

Ruins

41.6 km

Pieve di Comella

Highlight • Religious Site

equipped for picnics with bathroom

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41.6 km

Chiesa di Comella

Highlight • Religious Site

In the countryside of Seniga stands the Pieve Santa Maria Annunciata di Comella, a Romanesque church built entirely of terracotta built by the Benedictines of the Abbey of Leno in …

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44.1 km

Cycle bridge over the Mella River

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Characteristic metal bridge, placed between the territory of Seniga and that of Ostiano, which allows you to cross the River Mella, just before it flows into the Oglio.

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49.4 km

Ostiano Castle

Highlight • Castle

Cute castle, worth a stop just for the drinking fountain inside

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50.0 km

Bridge over the Oglio in Ostiano

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Oglio river seen from the bridge in the municipality of Ostiano

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65.5 km

Piazza Matteotti, Isola Dovarese

Highlight • Historical Site

Isola Dovarese, a municipality in the Oglio Sud Regional Park, owes its name to its position. It is, in fact, located on a terrace that was once entirely surrounded by …

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68.9 km

Canale Molina

Highlight (Segment) • River

Nice stretch of dirt road that runs along the Molina canal.

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78.9 km

Roggia Gambara Weir

Highlight • Structure

This is where the water of the Roggia Gàmbara is dammed up and then channeled into the irrigation channels in the area, if you like the noise and the movement …

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