Authentic Tuscan cycling through quiet rural landscapes.
Cycling routes from Marciano della Chiana
Marciano della Chiana is a small town in the Tuscany region of Italy that offers a quaint and authentic cycling experience. The area surrounding Marciano della Chiana features rolling hills, farmland, and picturesque rural roads, perfect for road and gravel cyclists seeking tranquility. The rides are generally manageable, with a few short climbs sprinkled throughout. The town itself exudes an old-world charm, with narrow streets and historic buildings. While not as renowned as other Tuscan cycling destinations, Marciano della Chiana offers a genuine and peaceful experience for cyclists of all levels.
Castiglion Fibocchi adventure
Exploring the countryside on a gravel adventure to Castiglion Fibocchi
The Castiglion Fibocchi adventure is a thrilling gravel cycling route covering a distance of 72 km with 839 meters of ascent. Starting from Marciano della Chiana, this route takes you through the scenic countryside of Tuscany. The highlight of this adventure is Castiglion Fibocchi, a small village with rich historical and artistic heritage. Explore its ancient castle, charming streets, and beautiful churches. As you cycle through gravel roads surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and picturesque rolling hills, you'll have plenty of opportunities to admire the natural beauty of Tuscany. Other noteworthy highlights include Ciggiano, Poggio Scopicci, and Pratantico.
Embark on a gravel cycling adventure and uncover hidden gems in the Tuscan countryside.
This gravel route showcases the lesser-known treasures of Tuscany, offering a moderate level of difficulty. Cyclists will encounter highlights such as Case Nuove, Poggio Fonte Partini, Monte Corneta, Santa Lucia, Foiano della Chiana, and Pozzo della Chiana.
Lucignano loop
Cycling through the charming town of Lucignano
The Lucignano loop is a picturesque cycling route that takes you through the heart of Tuscany. With a total distance of 74 km and 916 meters of ascent, this road route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience. The highlight of this route is Lucignano, a historic town known for its well-preserved medieval walls and unique elliptical shape. Cycling through the narrow streets surrounded by beautiful architecture will transport you back in time. The route also includes other highlights such as Poggio Bianco, Rapolano Terme, and the stunning Torre di Marciano.
Ride through picturesque landscapes of the Chiana Valley, encountering beautiful highlights along the way.
This gravel route takes you on a journey through the charming Chiana Valley in Tuscany. With a moderate level of difficulty, cyclists can enjoy the natural beauty of the area while also experiencing highlights such as the Pozzo della Chiana, Poggino, Castiglion Fiorentino, and Belvedere Rossano Naldi.
Tuscan Adventure
Embark on an epic road cycling adventure through the stunning landscapes of Tuscany.
This challenging road cycling route takes cyclists on an adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Tuscany. With a high level of difficulty, riders will encounter highlights such as Lucignano, Poggio Adorno, Montisi, Il Boschetto, Buonconvento, Poggio Grilli, Murlo, Monteroni d'Arbia, Poggio Santa Francesca, Poggio del Leccio, Rapolano Terme, Poggio del Pozzo, and Palazzuolo.
Enchanting Tuscany
Immerse yourself in the enchanting landscapes of Tuscany on this road cycling route.
This road cycling route offers a moderate level of difficulty, allowing riders to soak in the beauty of the Tuscan countryside. Highlights of the route include Lucignano, Poggio Bianco, Casa Vecchia, Castelnuovo Berardenga, Poggio Santa Lucia, Ambra, Monte San Savino, and Torre di Marciano.
Discovering the medieval town of Scrofiano on two wheels
The Scrofiano circuit is a challenging road cycling route with a total distance of 99 km and 1369 meters of ascent. Starting from Marciano della Chiana, this route takes you through some of the most picturesque landscapes of Tuscany. The highlight of this route is Scrofiano, a medieval town perched on a hilltop. Explore its narrow streets, ancient walls, and charming buildings while enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Other notable highlights along the route include Poggio Cannelle, Asciano, and the enchanting Colle di Monteaperti.
Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure to Palazzuolo Alto
The gravel adventure to Palazzuolo Alto is an exhilarating 54 km route with 854 meters of ascent. Perfect for gravel enthusiasts, this route takes you off the beaten path and into the beautiful Tuscan countryside. The highlight of this route is Palazzuolo Alto, a medieval hill town known for its panoramic views and well-preserved architecture. Cycling through gravel roads surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, you'll truly feel immersed in the natural beauty of Tuscany. Other highlights along the way include Poggio l'Aiole, Poggio Santa Cecilia, and Ciggiano, a charming village with traditional Tuscan charm.
Enjoy a scenic road ride through the picturesque landscapes of Tuscany.
This road cycling route offers a moderate level of difficulty, allowing riders to truly appreciate the scenic landscapes of Tuscany. Highlights of the route include Marciano della Chiana, Arezzo, Pianacci, Rigutino, and Case Nuove.
Conquering the challenging Pianacci and Poggio Pratello on a gravel route
The Pianacci and Poggio Pratello challenge is a demanding 74 km gravel route with 1372 meters of ascent. This route showcases the stunning natural landscapes and historic sites of Tuscany. The highlight of this route is Pianacci, a beautiful hamlet nestled among rolling hills with charming traditional stone houses. As you cycle through gravel roads, you'll have the opportunity to admire picturesque views and ancient churches. Another notable highlight is Poggio Pratello, a challenging climb that rewards you with breathtaking panoramic vistas. This route is perfect for experienced gravel riders looking for a thrilling adventure in the heart of Tuscany.
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