A circular cycling route that connects Ancona, Camerano, Sirolo, and Numana, recounting the Parco del Conero as an identity landscape where cliffs, Mediterranean scrub, and beaches meet villages, archaeology, and the food and wine of Rosso Conero. The guiding thread is slow and sustainable mobility: secondary roads, pedestrian and cycle paths, and thematic stops among viewpoints, wineries, and local crafts, with dedicated services. An accessible route that enhances nature, culture, and local communities in a single "sea-hill" experience.

A circular cycling route that unites Ancona, Camerano, Sirolo, and Numana, recounting the Parco del Conero as an identity landscape, where cliffs, Mediterranean scrub, and beaches intertwine with villages, archaeology, and food and wine linked to Rosso Conero. The common thread is that of slow and sustainable mobility: secondary roads, pedestrian and cycle paths, and thematic stops accompany the ride among viewpoints, wineries, and local realities, with dedicated services. An accessible route that brings together nature, culture, and community in a single continuous experience between sea and hills.

You start from Numana, with the sea still close by and the distinct feeling of having a route ahead that will change its face several times. At the beginning, the ride has the breath of the coast, then little by little the landscape narrows, climbs, and becomes more intense.

The arrival in Sirolo is one of those passages that immediately gives character to the tour. The village overlooks the blue with an almost bold naturalness, and from here the Conero really begins to enter your legs and your sight. The road rises, the panorama widens, and you enter the most vibrant stretch of the ring.

In the Parco del Conero, the ride changes rhythm. It is no longer just a path to follow: it is a continuous crossing of landscapes. The woods suddenly open up to glimpses of the sea, the curves lead to panoramic points suspended over the cliffs, and every stretch gives that rare sensation of being inside a full, compact, authentic territory. Here the Conero is truly felt: real climbs, descents to manage, silences interrupted only by the wind and the sound of the wheels.

Then the route stretches towards Ancona, and the ring changes skin again. After the denser nature of the park, the city arrives almost suddenly, but without breaking the narrative. Ancona appears among views of the sea, panoramic stretches, and urban entrances that hold together the port, the promontory, and history. It is a passage that gives breath to the ride, adding a different dimension, more urban but always linked to the sea.

Leaving the city, the road turns inland and accompanies you towards Camerano, where the rhythm relaxes. Here the landscape becomes softer again, made up of hills, vineyards, and fields. After the open sea and the cliffs, this final part has a slower, almost intimate tone, but no less evocative. It is the moment when the route comes back together.

The return towards Numana closes the loop with a precise feeling: that of having crossed an entire territory. Not just a simple route, but a continuous sequence of changes in light, slope, and landscape. A tour to pedal calmly, leaving room for stops as well, because here every detour has something to tell.