Cycling the Tuscan Hills

A gravel cycling route starting from Castelfranco di Sotto

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Savor the beauty of the Tuscan countryside and pedal through picturesque villages on this charming gravel route near Castelfranco di Sotto.

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Discover the serenity and natural beauty of Tuscany on this 54 km gravel route with moderate elevation gain. Immerse yourself in the idyllic landscapes and indulge in the cultural richness found in the small villages along the way.

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54 km

541 m

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Start: Castelfranco di Sotto City center

Castelfranco di Sotto: Scenic routes and peaceful countryside for road and gravel cycling

Castelfranco di Sotto, located in Toscana, Italy, offers a pleasant cycling experience with its flat to rolling terrains and well-maintained roads. Road and gravel cyclists can enjoy the scenic routes and the peaceful countryside that surrounds the locality. While there are no specific famous cycling spots nearby, the overall cyclist-friendliness and the charm of the locality make it a great place for cycling and tourism. Castelfranco di Sotto ranks as a 3 from a cyclist's perspective.

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Castelfranco di SottoTown

Start your journey in Castelfranco di Sotto, a charming town steeped in history, offering a taste of authentic Tuscan life with its cobblestone streets and medieval architecture.

9 km

San Miniato BassoVillage

San Miniato Basso boasts a medieval fortress, ancient palaces, and magnificent churches, transporting visitors to the region's glorious past.

24 km

CambianoHamlet

Delight in the postcard-worthy village of Cambiano, renowned for its traditional Tuscan architecture and outstanding natural beauty.

38 km

CorazzanoVillage

Visit Corazzano, a tiny medieval village perched on top of a hill, offering panoramic views and a fascinating glimpse into Tuscan history.

41 km

Campanile di San PietroViewpoint

The Campanile di San Pietro in Capolaterra stands tall over the village, providing an excellent lookout spot with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.