Follow an early 20th-century aqueduct by e-bike from Ostuni to Locorotondo across the Valle d'Itria. This 5-hour ride combines gentle hills, paved country roads, and a cultural break in Locorotondo's old town.
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You push off from Contrada Galante and the road opens into sun-bright olive groves and low limestone ridges. The old Apulian aqueduct runs nearby, its concrete arches now a quiet spine that the e-bike route follows, guiding riders through farmland, trulli clusters, and broad vistas of the Valle d'Itria. Wind brushes past, and the countryside seems to lean in, encouraging steady pedaling toward Locorotondo's whitewashed core.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–5 hours
Fitness Level
Good for riders with steady cycling fitness; able to ride 25–40 km with intermittent stops and short climbs.
Wildlife
History
The aqueduct was built as part of early 20th-century infrastructure projects to distribute water through Puglia, repurposed today as a scenic route linking towns.
Conservation
Ride on existing roads and paths, avoid disturbing dry-stone walls and agricultural plots, and follow local waste rules to protect fragile karst soils and vineyards.
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Charge and test your battery
Start with a fully charged e-bike battery and confirm range; plan to recharge or swap if available mid-ride.
Bring hydration and snacks
Carry at least 1.5–2 liters of water and energy snacks; services are sparse between towns.
Watch for mixed surfaces
Expect paved roads, narrow country lanes, and short gravel sections—choose tires and speed accordingly.
Respect local traffic and culture
Yield to farm vehicles, obey speed limits in villages, and use quiet voice in historic centers.
Helmet
Protective helmet is required and provided by most operators but bring your own for best fit.
Spare tube or puncture repair kit
Country roads can have thorns and gravel; a basic repair kit keeps you moving.
Hydration pack or large water bottles
Long stretches without services make carrying ample water essential in warm months.
summer
Light wind/rain shell
Spring and autumn can be changeable; a packable shell handles sudden showers or breezy ridges.
spring