Lungo percorso ad anello di media difficoltà che parte dal centro di Montegranaro. Attraverso sali e scendi asfaltati e non arriviamo a Sant'Elpidio a Mare per poi dirigerci verso il Parco fluviale lungo Tenna. Qui per 5km costeggiamo il fiume per poi dirigerci verso Monte Urano. Passando fuori dal paese andiamo verso il centro di Sant'Elpidio a Mare, a seguire il centro di Casette d'Ete per poi salire verso il punto di partenza su strada asfaltata.

Start your journey at the pine forest of Porto Sant'Elpidio, a renowned footwear district, know for Italian craftsmanship with its production of branded shoes, representing "Made in Italy" worldwide. The cycling-pedestrian path runs along the beach, crossing Lido Fermo and reaching Porto San Giorgio. Along the way, you'll find beautiful beach establishments and well-maintained pavements framed by elegant Art Nouveau villas.Cross the new cycling bridge at the mouth of the Ete River to arrive at Marina Palmense. From here, you can take a detour along a shared road with vehicles to Torre di Palme, a precious village perched on a hilltop. This timeless place boasts narrow streets winding between terracotta house facades, offering breathtaking views of the sea and surrounding hills.Returning to the coast, pedal toward Pedaso, whose lighthouse symbolizes its maritime soul and has been a landmark for sailors for centuries. At this point, you'll need to follow a short section of State Road 16 to reach Cupra Marittima, named after an ancient pagan deity of water, fertility, and desire.Here begins the Riviera delle Palme (Palm Tree Riviera), one of the most enchanting and picturesque coastal stretches of the Marche region. It is characterized by a wide promenade, tree-lined avenues, gardens, and an abundance of palm trees. On one side, the sea with its beaches; on the other, hills resembling a painted canvas.The bike path will lead you to Grottammare, the "Pearl of the Adriatic." In its "upper" part, the medieval village offers a breathtaking view of the Riviera. Finally, arrive at San Benedetto del Tronto, the gem of the Riviera delle Palme. Boasting a rich maritime tradition, it impresses with its golden beach and tree-lined promenade, perfect for relaxing walks and vibrant nightlife.Continue toward the port, the beating heart of the city, surrounded by the sounds and scents of fishing boats and the bustling fish market. Conclude your journey at the Sentina Natural Park, a wildlife oasis of great value.AI-generated translation