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Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path – Poggio di Sanremo Climb loop from Teatro Ariston

Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path – Poggio di Sanremo Climb loop from Teatro Ariston

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Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path – Poggio di Sanremo Climb loop from Teatro Ariston

02:04

39.6km

670m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 11, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 6.66 km for 79 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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1.52 km

Russian Orthodox Church, Sanremo

Highlight • Religious Site

Nice little Russian church, services are still held there

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2.90 km

Ponente Ligure Cycle Path Coastal View

Highlight • Cycleway

Meeting Point for groups

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6.51 km

Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path

Highlight • Cycleway

Located close to the sea and built on the site of the old railway, the cycle path that connects various towns on the Riviera di Ponente, including Sanremo, is perfect for anyone who wants to cycle safely. It is always very popular, even with families and children. The Giro d'Italia began here in 2015, with a team time trial between San Lorenzo al Mare and Sanremo.

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6.89 km

Poggio di Sanremo Climb

Highlight (Segment) • Climb

The famous final climb of the Milan-Sanremo, the Poggio is rather short (not even four kilometers in all) and anything but steep (the average gradient is around 3%). During the Classicissima, however, it is tackled after over 280 kilometers of racing and professionals often climb at around 38 km/h. It is the decisive point of the race: if the sprinters manage to stay with the group, they will be uncomfortable customers in the sprint. In recent years, however, very strong climbers or top-level puncheurs have managed to create selection, with inventiveness and class, right on the Poggio. In recent years, for example, a race that seems like an obvious sprint has ended in many different ways, all breathtaking: from Vincenzo Nibali's attack on the top of the Poggio to Mathieu van der Poel's razor-sharp run after a blind curve on the climb, passing through Matej Mohorič's crazy and winning descent.

First included in the Milan-San Remo route in the 1960s, the Poggio is a legendary climb in world cycling: one of those things you really should do if you pass through here by bike.

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10.6 km

Endpoint of the Poggio climb (Milano-Sanremo route)

Highlight • Summit

This is the point where the final climb of the famous Milan-Sanremo men's cycling race, the Poggio, ends. The runners here at the top make a sharp left turn to undertake the descent towards the Aurelia and head straight towards Sanremo. Inside the curve to the left there is an old telephone booth with a sign indicating the altitude of the climb.

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20.4 km

Ceriana Village

Highlight • Settlement

30.2 km

Poggio di Sanremo Climb

Highlight • Climb

The climb at Poggio di San Remo forms together with the Cipressa the final duo of Milan-San Remo.

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35.2 km

Sanremo

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Splendid city center located along the Riviera dei Fiori, Sanremo hosts the arrival of the Milan-Sanremo cycling race (one of the five "monuments" of men's road cycling, the most important one-day races), as well as the Italian Song Festival, the Tenco Prize, and one of the few casinos in Italy.

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39.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

26.7 km

7.21 km

2.91 km

2.50 km

165 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

36.9 km

2.46 km

182 m

< 100 m

Elevation

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Highest point (390 m)

Lowest point (0 m)

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Sunday 12 July

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Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path – Poggio di Sanremo Climb loop from Teatro Ariston

Russian Orthodox Church, Sanremo

Ponente Ligure Cycle Path Coastal View

Sanremo Coastal Cycle Path

Poggio di Sanremo Climb

Endpoint of the Poggio climb (Milano-Sanremo route)

Ceriana Village

Poggio di Sanremo Climb

Sanremo

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