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Martina | spintheworld_marti
February 20, 2023
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The Via Romea Nonantolana roughly follows the bank of the Panaro, crossing the Emilian plain, the Modena and Pistoia Apennines, to join up with the Via Francigena at the level of the Arno. The Via Romea Nonantolana is in fact a millenary communication route between northern Italy and Rome, born in the eighth century.
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21.8km
02:27
30m
30m
This difficult 13.5-mile (21.8 km) jogging loop on the historic Via Romea Nonantolana offers mixed terrain and 84 feet (25 metres) of gain.
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Distance 548 m
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