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Strada Militare SP69

A long gravel military road at altitude between Monte Erisetta and the Sella di Gouta: wide views and a stony surface, useful for reaching the trails in the area.


Easy


Open

All Mountain, Cross country

Illustrazione del sentiero MTB Strada Militare SP69

Distance

16.4 km

Descent

−845 m

Climb

+277 m

Time at 8 km/h

2 h 03 min

Time at 15 km/h

1 h 06 min

The trail

The SP69 is an old gravel military road that runs at altitude between Monte Erisetta and the Sella di Gouta. Technically it has no singletrack sections, but the kilometres of loose stone test your arms and suspension: take it easy and enjoy the scenery.

More than a destination in itself, it is the link that lets you reach the starts of several trails in the area and put together longer rides.

Map and elevation profile

Track taken from the GPX file. Hover over the profile to see the matching point on the map.

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Direction, surface and gradients

Main direction

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Surface characteristics

Gravel military road with long stretches of stones and loose surface: a full-suspension bike is recommended.

Links to other trails and places

It gives access to the trails between Monte Erisetta and the Sella di Gouta and connects to the routes towards the French border.

Before you go

Rules and good habits that apply on all our trails.

Weather recommendations

Check the forecast for the trail's altitude, not just the coast. If storms are forecast, postpone the ride; after heavy rain the ground stays slippery for days.

Respect for the land

Stay on the trail and don't make shortcuts. Brake without locking your wheels, give way to walkers, slow down near people and animals, close gates and take your litter back down.

Fire precautions

Don't light fires and don't drop cigarette butts. Respect bans during high-risk periods, especially in summer and in wind. If you see smoke or flames, move away at once and call for help.

Emergency numbers

112

Single emergency number: medical and mountain rescue.

1515

Forest Carabinieri: reporting wildfires.

Safety advice

Don't set off alone on a trail you don't know, and tell someone your route and expected return time. Bring water, a repair kit and a jacket; always wear a helmet, and protection on technical sections.

Know a trail that isn't here?

Suggest it yourself: all you need is the GPX track, a few photos and a couple of lines of story. We ride it, prepare the sheet and publish it with your credit.

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