Palestrina-Valmontone-Genazzano-San Vito-Capranica-Palestrina

The initial part is a descent down to Valmontone; from there it's a slight uphill to Cave and from Cave to Genazzano it continues with ups and downs. From Genazzano, the climb to San Vito Romano begins, about 7 km long; the slopes are not steep and there are no dizzying sections, it is a simple climb but not to be underestimated because it is quite long. Upon arriving in San Vito, another ascent awaits you, shorter than the previous one and with the same gradient. - if you find the road closed from San Vito to Capranica, don't be discouraged (XD), they have opened a little path for pedestrians and CYCLISTS to pass because the road has collapsed. Upon arriving at Capranica, a well-deserved descent to Palestrina awaits you (lol). If you want, you can visit Castel San Pietro, which is located after Capranica, halfway between Palestrina and the latter.