Off roadThe old railway line out of Anticoli Corrado is not a railway any more, which is why a quad can use it. It leads into olive groves and up onto the broom slopes of the Monti Ruffi.
The quads are automatic and the guide stays with the group, but you are still the one steering on loose ground.
Anticoli Corrado at its real position from Rome, with everywhere else we list behind it — so you can see how far out this one is.
Open it where the roads are
Takes you to Base camp at Via Vecchia Ferrovia, 00022 Anticoli Corrado (RM), the address the operator publishes.
Getting there
The day stays yours: you leave when you want, stop where you want, and come back when the light goes.
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See prices on LocalrentNo parking to find, no wrong turns, and you leave when the day is done.
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A sports club — you join them for the day
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Photograph by Agalle, Wikimedia Commons — CC BY-SA 3.0. Not this place: it shows what the day looks like, and will be replaced with the operator's own photograph or ours from the field.
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