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This file may be updated - so please check for updates before you go.
If you have an older gps with a maximum track length of 500 trackpoints you will need to cut the tracks files in half using Garmin Basecamp or a similar program. Alternatively, if prefer to simplify the files, you can use the convert page on www.gpsies.com - click on the options button then move the slider to set the maximum number of trackpoints to 500 (don’t forget to set the output option to gpx track).
Please get in touch if you find any errors, or changes (eg road closures) or good or bad things you’d want other cyclists to know about. Drop me a line if you've made use of these tracks and enjoyed your tour (or even if you didn't - feedback is always helpful in improving the site).
An important note
The gps tracks on Italy Cycling Guide are cycleways or routes that I have ridden myself. In this case I have not ridden the whole of the route. I am posting these tracks as this seems better than leaving you to scratch around looking for tracks.
The sections that I have not yet ridden are:
- the EisackTal Radweg/Ciclabile del Brennero in the Südtirol
- some sections of the route in Emilia-Romagna and Toscana
- the route south of Chiusi in the Umbria and Lazio regions
The tracks for these sections have been carefully checked and compared with the official map on the Bicitalia website, but please approach these sections with caution where they involve off-road sections or unclassified roads.
Some rights reserved
Please note that these files are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License. Also some of these tracks are based on data from Open Street Map - this data is © Open Street Map contributors.
Disclaimer
These files has been prepared in good faith but we all mistakes and things change. By using these files you agree that their use, is at your own sole risk. The download is provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind, either express or implied.
You acknowledge and agree that, to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, in no event will the Italy Cycling Guide, be liable to any party for any claim attributable to errors, omissions, or other inaccuracies.
Enjoy your tour!
