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Bike in Umbria
          
A 
          cycling holiday, or even a weekend biking trip, offers you the chance 
          to get to know a local area, and to experience the multitude of colours, 
          fragrances and emotions that it offers. It gives you the opportunity 
          to flavour adventure, to finally reach the top of that arduous climb 
          and enjoy the wonderful views from the summit, or the ancient hamlet 
          lying on the other side. A cycling holiday provides you with the opportunity 
          to observe the fine detail of a region, and to feel at one with those 
          places you pass through, as you leave behind the speed, stress and superficiality 
          of modern living.
Cycling is an ideal way of visiting a chosen local area, as it gives 
          you the opportunity to get a true feeling of a place, to discover its 
          spirit, and to leave the stress of modern life far behind. Umbria, in 
          turn, with its hills, its rivers and streams, its history and its ancient 
          hilltop villages, provides the ideal terrain for such exploration. Thanks 
          to its varied landscape, it caters for all types of cyclist, and its 
          relatively traffic-free roads, the hospitality offered by its hotels, 
          restaurants and guest houses, the welcome given to visitors by local 
          people, and its genuine local foods and wines, make it the ideal place 
          for a relaxing cycling holiday. 
Inexperienced cyclists, or families with young children, can enjoy 
          the network of small roads running alongside Lake Trasimeno, or the 
          lanes winding across the flat expanses of the Valle Umbra, or the cycle 
          route linking the historical towns of Bevagna and Spoleto. The gently 
          rolling hills covering a good part of Umbria, dotted with beautiful 
          olive groves and vineyards, ancient hamlets and castles, provide the 
          perfect terrain for the requirements of the average cyclist; while fitter, 
          more experienced cyclists have an ample choice of longer, harder climbs 
          and Apennine mountain passes to satisfy their every desire. 
        
The bicycle provides the visitor with an unhurried way of exploring the region which is perfectly in keeping with the historical character of Umbria and is a means of transport that gives you the opportunity to see the region in all its beauty. Happy cycling to one and all!
More information:
            www.bikeinumbria.it