2026 Harley-Davidson Spring Rally Guided Tours
With up to seven guided tours per day, don’t miss the opportunity to explore the region on your Harley-Davidson
The Local Civitanova and Route 76 H.O.G.® chapters are taking riders on guided tours of the Marche Region on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Schedule below.
All guided tours will depart from the Parcheggio Multiplex Giometti Senigallia, Via Nicola Abbagnano, 60019 and the Google co-ordinates for the entrance to the car parks are: 43.70760474024725, 13.211240969762612.
Representatives of each chapter and their sponsoring dealerships have put a lot of work into planning these tours and will be volunteering to make each trip super smooth and expertly guided, with experienced road captains leading the way.
You’ll need your own motorcycle to take part and each ride-out is free of charge, but will include stops to view sights and for breaks/refreshment. Any food/beverages, and of course fuel, are at your own expense. Chapter guides will gladly accept offers of coffee at stops though!
There will be a briefing before every ride and with up to 50 motorcycles on each tour, please respect the instructions of your guides and do not hold anyone up.
Schedule
Thursday 30 April
9am Civitanova Chapter: Corinaldese Provincial Road (Strada Provinciale Corinaldese), Approx 208km
The tour will head inland towards the Monte Cucco Regional Park, through with picturesque villages and scenic roads, with a stop around 1pm for lunch. Tour will end at around 4.30pm.
9.45am and 2.45pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Lago Run, Approx 145km
Leave the sea behind and head inland to the historic town of Ostra, before climbing to Lake Cingoli, surrounded by greenery and offering breathtaking views, then on to Jesi, an elegant walled commune that’s rich in history. The ride then continues to Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia. Lunch will be around 1pm.
10am and 3pm Route 76 Chapter: In Collina Run, Approx 140km
Corinaldo, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages, is the first stop, followed by Arcevia and then Genga, the natural heart of the Marche region, known for the spectacular Frasassi Caves and the Romanesque Abbey of San Vittore alle Chiuse. Then on to Jesi and San Marcello, before returning to Senigallia.
10.15am and 3.15pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Mare Run, Approx 135km
Departing from Senigallia, you’ll ride along the Adriatic coast to Ancona, where the route enters the Conero Riviera, continuing to the spectacular sea views of Sirolo and on to Numana, with its charming harbour views. Leaving the coastline behind, the tour heads inland towards Jesi and then Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia through gentle rolling hills and panoramic country roads.
Friday 1 May
9am Civitanova Chapter: Strada Provinciale 360 Arceviese, Approx 146km
This tour will head south-west towards Sassoferrato and on to Monte San Vicino and the villages of the Gola della Rossa e di Frasassi Regional Park, with lots of stops to marvel at areas of great natural beauty. There will be a lunch around 1pm and expect to return to Senigallia around 5pm.
9.45am and 2.45pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Lago Run, Approx 145km
Leave the sea behind and head inland to the historic town of Ostra, before climbing to Lake Cingoli, surrounded by greenery and offering breathtaking views, then on to Jesi, an elegant walled commune that’s rich in history. The ride then continues to Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia. Lunch will be around 1pm.
10am and 3pm Route 76 Chapter: In Collina Run, Approx 140km
Corinaldo, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages, is the first stop, followed by Arcevia and then Genga, the natural heart of the Marche region, known for the spectacular Frasassi Caves and the Romanesque Abbey of San Vittore alle Chiuse. Then on to Jesi and San Marcello, before returning to Senigallia.
10.15am and 3.15pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Mare Run, Approx 135km
Departing from Senigallia, you’ll ride along the Adriatic coast to Ancona, where the route enters the Conero Riviera, continuing to the spectacular sea views of Sirolo and on to Numana, with its charming harbour views. Leaving the coastline behind, the tour heads inland towards Jesi and then Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia through gentle rolling hills and panoramic country roads.
Saturday 2 May
2.45pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Lago Run, Approx 145km
Leave the sea behind and head inland to the historic town of Ostra, before climbing to Lake Cingoli, surrounded by greenery and offering breathtaking views, then on to Jesi, an elegant walled commune that’s rich in history. The ride then continues to Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia. Lunch will be around 1pm.
3pm Route 76 Chapter: In Collina Run, Approx 140km
Corinaldo, one of Italy’s most beautiful villages, is the first stop, followed by Arcevia and then Genga, the natural heart of the Marche region, known for the spectacular Frasassi Caves and the Romanesque Abbey of San Vittore alle Chiuse. Then on to Jesi and San Marcello, before returning to Senigallia.
3.15pm Route 76 Chapter: Al Mare Run, Approx 135km
Departing from Senigallia, you’ll ride along the Adriatic coast to Ancona, where the route enters the Conero Riviera, continuing to the spectacular sea views of Sirolo and on to Numana, with its charming harbour views. Leaving the coastline behind, the tour heads inland towards Jesi and then Morro d’Alba before returning to Senigallia through gentle rolling hills and panoramic country roads.
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