Fast & Furious - Revenant - Rollercoaster
Description
The tour starts at the end of Final Borgo, at the large parking lot (near the Evolve bike store). You can either make a day trip out of it and tackle the not very steep but very long climb of 19 kilometers in total or ride up to Melogno by shuttle and start the tour from here. From Melogno, head up to the Melogno Pass and continue along the Catalano forest road past the barrier until you reach another barrier just before the clearing, where you climb up to the left and take the forest road to the left. A little later, the Fast & Furious Trail begins. Fast, wide bends invite you to go ballistic. The trail is wonderfully reshaped and not too difficult. It is very flowy until you reach the Revenant Trail. This trail is a step up from the Fast&Furious, with its steep steps and drops it is a little more intense, but no less fun. The turns are a little tighter and the trail is a little exposed in places. The descent ends above the village of Isallo.
From here, you start the asphalt ascent to the Melogno road. Once there, ride up to the crossroads. After a cappuccino at the Osteria del Din, take the most popular trail in the Final Ligure region, the Rollercoaster. Fast and flowing with a few rocky steps and jumps, the upper section is not too difficult. At a junction, keep right and start the second section. Now the rollercoaster ride begins. Uphill and downhill, terrain edges and steep drops alternate with fast bends. The terrain is unique and you can ride the trail again and again. The faster you get, the more challenging it becomes. The trail spits you out at a chapel and you roll down to Finale Ligure. Or ride up a bit and take the small road to Madonna della Guardia and you will soon reach the last part of the rollercoaster.
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Details of the tour
37 km
910 m
1940 m
12 above sea level
1180 above sea level
1 day
Finale Ligure
Finale Ligure
2664
well suited
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You can't shoot down that fast on the fast and furious (S2). The rollercoaster, on the other hand, really gets going.