The route aims to cross the "la Valle" Oasis of Spinetoli, passing through Monsampolo del Tronto, Acquaviva Picena, San Benedetto del Tronto and returning along the Monteprandone ridge. Departure from the car park of the Oasi “La Valle” in Spinetoli: proceed along the cycle path network along Tronto until you reach the Vecchia Salaria at the height of Villa S. Pio . Once you reach the center, take the provincial road for Acquaviva Picena, direction Contrada Valle Rustica. After a climb on the meadow, follow the “Sentieri Piceni” network between Monteprandone and Acquaviva Picena. Once you reach Acquaviva Picena, you proceed for a long descent towards San Benedetto del Tronto. Having reached the bed of the Ragnola torrent (23.5 km), continue towards the mountain, deviating off-road (25.2 km) onto the Monteprandone ridge.

The itinerary starts from Rotella (395 m above sea level), traveling along the provincial road towards Venagrande and turning left towards Capradosso. After about 500 m, you take a carriage road on the right, which leads to the summit. The main points of reference are: Monte Cerro at an altitude of 760 m above sea level, ruins of Casa Bassetti at 860 m above sea level. and joining the cart track of path no. 3, just before meeting the "Fossa del Lupo".

It starts from the center of the town of Santa Maria, a hamlet of Acquasanta Terme, towards the Tronto river, reaching the ancient wash house. Once you cross the river, you go up towards the abandoned village of Vallesaggia. The route offers a splendid panorama of the valley, with its typical river vegetation populated with willows, poplars and the oak groves of the Monti della Laga. Proceed towards Cocoscia and from here towards the left, entering the ancient chestnut groves of Carpineto. The forest colors the territory up to Tallacano, one of the peculiar hamlets of Acquasanta Terme. In the Church of Sant'Antonio you can admire a sixteenth-century canvas depicting the Crucifixion of Christ, attributed to the school of Cola dell'Amatrice. For the return we follow the same route.

It starts from Capradosso, a hamlet of Rotella (640 m above sea level), going up a carriage road that runs alongside the cemetery, until reaching a clearing enclosed by vegetation at 918 m above sea level. You then take a dirt road that goes up to the left, after 50 m you pass a crossroads and, continuing to climb, in about 15 minutes you reach a large clearing at 1,020 m above sea level. Take, on the right, a gravel road that leads to a private road, which reaches the summit (1,103 m above sea level). If you follow the path by car to the clearing at 918 m above sea level, you will reach the summit in approximately 30 minutes.

The itinerary starts from Capradosso (640 m above sea level), from which you reach the church of S. Giuseppe (674 m above sea level), in the Icona area. You go up until you reach a large meadow, then you go down to the gravel road, which you follow for a few hundred metres. Once you reach a hairpin bend near a rest point, take a dirt road towards the south that leads to a balcony overlooking the gullies. Continue along path no. 2 to the summit (1103 m above sea level). Downhill, follow path no. 7, i.e. the private carriage road, up to the hairpin bend at 915 m above sea level, from which you take the Capitania path. You follow a dirt road that reaches an old farmhouse at an altitude of 709 m above sea level. and from here the track that leads to Monte Cerro starts uphill again. Descend along path no. 5, cross a meadow and on the right take a dirt road that crosses the upper Fosso dell'Oste to reach another ruin at an altitude of 730 m above sea level. Continue for about 200 m, then descend crossing the Fosso Chiusa at an altitude of 660 m above sea level. to return to the Icona area (674 m above sea level).

Departure from Castel di Croce, at 768 m above sea level: follow the road that leads to the provincial road Rotella-Ascoli Piceno, then turn right and, after 500 m, take the gravel road which is closed by a barrier, which leads at the summit at an altitude of 1,103 m above sea level. You descend towards Polesio (547 m above sea level), then go up until you rejoin the provincial road, which, following it to the right, reaches the base of the private road you crossed on the way out.

The path branches off from the square of Poggio Canoso, at 488 m above sea level. Follow a gravel road towards the south-east, passing the Fosso della Romita and turning right after about a hundred metres. You go up towards the Community of S. Francesco (547 m above sea level), here you cross the provincial road, go through a piece of land and, once you reach the provincial road again, take a dirt road that goes up to the left. Near the ridge, continue along path no. 5.

The itinerary starts from Ripaberarda, a hamlet of Castignano. From here you reach the Contrada da Monte, at an altitude of 663 m, following the road to Rotella and taking a gravel road on the left after about 3 km. It is possible to park near a group of ruined houses. Alongside cultivated fields and chestnut and downy oak woods, you follow the steep dirt road that climbs towards Monte dell'Ascensione, whose peak is dotted with antennas and repeaters. Continue on the track which, at an altitude of 770 m, leads onto a cart track; at the crossroads, proceed to the right and, after a few metres, turn left. Continue to the edge of the forest, from where you take a path that reaches a panoramic balcony from which you can see the gullies, the Majella and the Gran Sasso. Continue on the mule track and, having reached an altitude of 910 m, continue on the main path that climbs towards the top of the mountain. Once you reach the summit plateau, you reach the top, surmounted by a large iron cross, the Rock of Santa Polisia, at 1103 m.

In S. Giorgio all'Isola, Montemonaco, you can visit the ancient church which overlooks Lake Gerosa. Parking, you take the "Guerin Meschino path" from which, after about 3 km of gravel road, at the crossroads for Rascio and after another kilometre, you reach the village of S. Lorenzo in Vallegrascia, guardian of a church that can be visited. Go back to the crossroads and, crossing the asphalt road, go down towards the Rava mill to ford the Aso stream. You go up a field to take the path to Vallefiume. From here we continue along the asphalt road passing the town of Pignotti to reach the church of S. Maria in Casalicchio. In front of the church, take the gravel path that leads to the cemetery but, before reaching it, take the path on the right that goes up the ridge and leads to Montemonaco. After leaving the village, continue for 1 km along the asphalt road until you reach the crossroads for the Citadel. After the crossroads, take the path that leads back to S. Giorgio all'Isola.

From Montemonaco you turn towards Isola San Biagio and, after 1 km, you come out of a dense forest overlooking the panorama offered by Monte Sibilla. Turn right and then, after another km, you arrive at a crossroads where a sign indicates the left to go up to the Sibilla Refuge, at an altitude of 1540 m. From here you travel for almost 5 km of unpaved road dotted with hairpin bends. Once you reach Rifugio Sibilla, you park and the actual excursion begins. It is possible to follow two different routes: the first is the one that gives rise to the zeta-shaped "wound" on Mount Sibilla (a wide and comfortable road, but longer), the second instead climbs directly onto the crest of the mountain range and opens up, at the height of Mount Zampa, on the Infernaccio gorge.

The itinerary ranges from the sleepy village to the confluence of two valleys up to the ancient village nestled in the heart of the mountains. We proceed from Comunanza to Foce, places with varied and ancient histories, from which nature offers an enchanting spectacle, with the majesty of the mountain that descends to overlook the Pilato Lake Valley. The short distance and the beauty of the landscape encourage the climb, even if climbing up to the Gerosa dam could be difficult for those who are not used to undertakings of this magnitude.

The Petty One freed his steed and entered the Sibyl's cave. The climb up the mountain had been challenging, but the hope of finally knowing his origins pushed him to overcome the difficulties. It was dark in the cave, then the Meschino began to hear the roar of a waterfall, finally he reached the gates of the kingdom of the sorceress Alcina and entered it. He found all sorts of good. Food, beautiful women, extraordinary nature. The sorceress promised him that she would soon reveal the truth about his past. The Mean One knew that if he stayed for more than a month, his chances of making it out alive would diminish, but the sorceress continued to postpone the moment of revelation. When, after seven months, the knight was about to leave, the enchanted kingdom was transformed into a nightmare of snakes and worms. And then the Petty One fled, choosing to renounce knowledge to save his soul.

The Great Ring of the Sibillini by mountain bike is a 224 km circular route that passes through the main centers of the Park between the provinces of Macerata, Ascoli Piceno and Perugia and has a total height difference of 6,359 m. The paths are cleared of branches and any object that could hinder progress. The rare encounters give the perception of being out of this world, immersed in a well-being that takes on the rhythms of nature.

The itinerary, which follows the same direction as the Fluvione torrent, starts from the intersection between the road that leads to Meschia and the S.P. 85 Valfluvione, just before the hamlet of Uscerno di Montegallo. The route involves high and sudden differences in altitude and for this reason it is advisable to tackle it on foot and carefully.

The route focuses on a prized product of the land, the Roccafluvione truffle. We start from Marsia, climbing towards the upper part of the town. Take the road to Vallicella, 2.5 km away. Crossing the path, you come across various truffle plants and spontaneous oak woods, which represent natural truffle grounds. Once you arrive in Vallicella, you can observe the fortified houses. From Vallicella you then reach Collemoro along the S.P. 168. After 3 km, turn left and continue for 1 km until Casaregnano. Continuing out of the town, after about 3 km, you arrive at the S.P. 237 and, following the signs for Roccafluvione, take the deviation for Casacagnano. Marsia has an ancient recess with the Vicolo della Madonnina and an archaeological area called "Marsicano", from the name of the stream.

Departure from Montemonaco: descend into the Aso valley, then turning right until the small center of Foce. Once you have parked the car, you proceed along the Gardosa plain, entering a beech forest and reaching the rocky step of the Svolte, characterized by a steep path. Continue up to Monte Rotondo and from here, leaving the ruins of the Capanna Piscini on the left, proceed along the path until you see Lake Pilato (1940 m). The most impressive peaks are concentrated in the southern part of the Sibillini: Monte Vettore (2478 m), Cima del Redentore (2449m), Monte Argentella (2201 m), Palazzo Borghese (2119 m) and Monte Porche (2235 m). Lake Pilato is enclosed within this ridge and in its basins there are tongues of snowfields even in the height of summer. Lake Pilato is made up of two almost circular basins, whose surface freezes completely until spring. Here lives a unique crustacean in the world: the Marchesoni Chirocephalus, with a diaphanous orange colour, about 14 mm long. It was discovered only in 1954 by prof. Marchesoni, during the hydrogeological research conducted by the University of Camerino.

An all-round route through winding streets that, from the Fluvione valley, rise towards the highest altitudes of the hills to discover the artistic treasures that the area preserves, such as the imposing Benedictine churches. The itinerary starts from a visit to the church of Santo Stefano Protomartire in Marsia, formerly a monastery. We then proceed along the S.P. 237 until taking the provincial road to Montegallo. Continuing on the provincial road, after a detour to the right you reach Pedara, guardian of the Church of Pedara dedicated to the SS. Hippolytus and Cassian. We proceed towards Osoli and from here, after crossing the S.P. 168 and having traveled 3 km, you reach Agelli and then Pastina. Here you come across the Benedictine church of Sant'Anatolia. We now continue to Scalelle, where the church of Santa Maria Assunta is located, and from here to San Giacomo, with the 15th century church of the same name. After visiting San Giacomo, the path descends to Colleiano.

A challenging itinerary, but one that is worth tackling to suddenly find yourself faced with unforgettable views. Like those of Pian Grande, in whose colors the mind is easily lost, rediscovering that serenity that only nature in its purity can offer. The lively shades of lentil and flowering poppies contrast with the strong tones of the mountain and the intense green of the grass. Every meter of this path whispers freedom, silence, carving out eternal moments in which everyday life fades to give way only to the thought of flying.

The route offers splendid views and includes an easy climb to Macèra della Morte from Monte Comunitore. From Salaria, at Trisungo, go up towards Spelonga and, after passing the crossroads for the town, proceed left towards Monte Comunitore and Passo il Chino. Continue on the gravel road until you reach just below Monte Comunitore (1695 m). Here, after parking, go up to the right and then continue towards Passo il Chino (1581 m). You cross the Cugnolo forest and, having visited the Rifugio della Pedata (1800 m), you go up to find yourself in front of a unique view: on one side Colle Finarolo, Costa Monterotondo and the Valle della Corte, on the other the Valle del Chiarino, Pizzo of Sevo, Cima Lepri and Pizzo di Moscio. For the descent you can reach the Termine and follow the path on the left or reach Pizzitello and continue towards Pizzo di Sevo, a route which however is more demanding.