Campofilone and Its Maccheroncini

The itinerary starts from the Orto Abbaziale, a historic garden next to the Abbey overlooking Valdaso with a unique panorama — the ideal setting for a slow, scenic ride. From here, it continues to Porta Marina, an ancient fortified entrance with a pointed arch and Ghibelline battlements, a symbol of the village’s medieval history.

Continuing into the countryside, you encounter the characteristic Palombare — unique rural towers in the Marche landscape that tell the story of local agricultural and hunting traditions. The road then opens onto the Valdaso hills, where the e-bike route becomes a journey through rows of vineyards, olive groves, and companies that preserve the identity of the area.

Here, it’s a must-stop: discover the famous Maccheroncini di Campofilone IGP, a very thin egg pasta and a symbol of the village, best enjoyed directly in the pasta factories or during guided tours. To complete the experience, the wineries and oil mills of the valley offer the chance to taste quality wines and local extra virgin olive oils, creating a perfect harmony between landscape, culture, and flavor.

An itinerary that combines gentle outdoor activity, history, and local flavors — ideal for experiencing Campofilone and the Valdaso Valley at a relaxed and authentic pace.

• Orto Abbaziale – garden next to the Abbey and historic lookout over the Valdaso hills
• Porta Marina – Medieval entrance with pointed archway
• Palombare – Rural towers designed for wood pigeon hunting, a sign of the agricultural landscape
• Valdaso – PGI Maccheroncini pasta factories, wineries and oil mills

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