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Fiumicino - Oriolo Romano

from Fiumicino

to Oriolo Romano

E-Bike: 3h 35

Bike: 4h 49

61 kmDistance
733 mElevation Gain
18 km/hAverage Speed
3h 56mDuration
Difficulty
Traffic
Fiumicino - Oriolo Romano
Mostly Tarmac
Touring Bike

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Fiumicino - Oriolo Romano
Fiumicino - Oriolo Romano

Route

61.3 km from Fiumicino to Oriolo Romano, 733 m climbing, medium difficulty

Start Point
Fiumicino
End Point
Oriolo Romano
Country
Italy
Regions
Lazio, Tuscany
Recommended Months

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Notable climbs on this day

Climb {{number}} 1
Category 4
GPX
2 km
84 m
4.4%
max 8.0%
Climb {{number}} 2
GPX
2 km
63 m
3.7%
max 6.3%

At a glance

Distance

61 km

Difficulty

Medium

Duration

3h 56m

Ascent

733 m

Suitable bikes

Touring Bike

Surface

Mostly Tarmac (10-25% gravel)

Best time to ride

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Wind tendency for this stage

Light sidewind

Highlights along this route

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  • Statua di Leonardo da Vinci

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    History
  • Tempo

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    Culture
  • Being a Frog

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    Culture
  • Natural Reaction

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    Culture
    Francesco Bini · CC BY-SA 4.0
  • Untitled (Monument to Time, Air)

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    Culture
  • Come figura d'arciere

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    Culture
  • Lorenzo Lo Presti

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    History
  • Artwork

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    Culture
    Michele Sirchi · CC BY-SA 3.0
  • Cisterna romana

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    History
  • Archaeological Site

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    History
  • Highest point: 421 m

    Elevation: 421 m

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    Scenic View

The Curated List

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Hotels
Restaurants
Hilton Roma Airport
Hotels

Hotel

Via Arturo Ferrarin 2, 00054, Fiumicino
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Lacastellina15
Hotels

Garden Share - Ospitalità familiare tende e casetta

Strada della Castellina 15, 01010, Oriolo Romano, IT
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La Bottega del Caffè
Restaurants

Café

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British Airways Lounge
Restaurants

Restaurant

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Lavazza
Restaurants

coffee_shop

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Farinella
Restaurants

Restaurant

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Packing list

Bike-specific essentials. Pack light, ride more.

Hotel

Everything you need for a comfortable cycling trip when staying in hotels or guesthouses.

Bags & setup

  • Frame bag, seat pack or panniers
  • Small handlebar bag for valuables
  • Dry bags or zip bags

Clothing

  • Cycling shorts or bib shorts
  • Cycling jersey or quick-dry shirt
  • Light insulation layer
  • Rain jacket
  • Socks and underwear
  • Gloves
  • Buff or thin hat
  • Off-bike clothes for the evening

Tools & spares

  • Spare tube
  • Tyre levers
  • Mini pump or CO₂ inflator
  • Multitool
  • Patch kit
  • Chain quick link
  • Small bottle of chain lube
  • Zip ties and a little tape

Navigation & power

  • Smartphone or GPS device
  • Handlebar mount
  • Charging cables
  • Power bank
  • Offline route or GPX file
  • Front and rear lights

Food & water

  • Water bottles
  • Bars, nuts or other snacks
  • Small emergency food supply
  • Electrolytes for heat or long stages

Personal items & documents

  • ID or passport
  • Bank card and some cash
  • Health insurance card
  • Sunscreen
  • First-aid kit
  • Personal medication
  • Toothbrush and small toiletries

Camping extras

Additional gear for bike trips with camping.

Sleep system

  • Lightweight tent, bivy or tarp
  • Sleeping bag
  • Sleeping mat
  • Inflatable pillow or stuff sack
  • Earplugs

Cooking & food

  • Small stove
  • Fuel
  • Pot or cup
  • Spoon or spork
  • Lighter
  • Lightweight meals
  • Water filter or purification tablets if needed

Camp basics

  • Headlamp
  • Small microfibre towel
  • Biodegradable soap
  • Toilet paper
  • Trash bag
  • Extra dry bag for wet gear

Tip Pack for the conditions, your route and the duration of your ride. Less weight means more freedom to go further.