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Well-paved roads and beautiful landscapes for road and gravel cycling


Cycling routes from Ponsacco

Ponsacco, located in Toscana, Italy, offers a pleasant cycling experience with its well-paved roads and varying terrains. Both road and gravel cyclists can enjoy the scenic routes and beautiful landscapes surrounding the locality. Ponsacco is in close proximity to the Montegriffoni climb, a popular spot for cyclists seeking a challenge. With its cyclist-friendly environment and the presence of famous climbs nearby, Ponsacco receives a rank of 4 in terms of cyclist perspective.

Embark on an adventurous gravel ride to Ponsacco

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40 km
484 m
Tough

This gravel cycling route leads you to the town of Ponsacco, offering a thrilling off-road experience. With a moderate difficulty level, the route includes a total ascent of 484 meters over a distance of 40 kilometers. Highlights along the way include Soianella, a charming village nestled in the Tuscan countryside, and Poggio alle Pietre, a picturesque hill with breathtaking views.


Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure through the scenic Tuscan hills

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76 km
1222 m
Tough

This challenging gravel route takes cyclists on a 76-kilometer journey from Lari to Monte Aùto, offering stunning views and rewarding climbs. With a total ascent of 1222 meters, it is a route suited for experienced gravel riders looking for a thrilling adventure. Highlights along the route include the medieval town of Lari, known for its impressive castle, the picturesque village of Lorenzana, and Poggio ai Grilli, a tranquil spot with panoramic views.


Explore the scenic countryside on this beautiful road loop

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63 km
451 m
Chill

This 63-kilometer road loop takes cyclists through the charming towns of Castelfranco di Sotto, Palaia, and Ponsacco, offering a delightful journey through the Tuscan countryside. With a total ascent of 451 meters, it is a relatively moderate ride suitable for cyclists of various levels. Highlights along the route include the medieval center of Castelfranco di Sotto with its well-preserved walls, the picturesque village of Palaia with its historic central square, and the vibrant streets of Ponsacco.


Enjoy a scenic road ride through the idyllic Tuscan landscape

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62 km
289 m
Chill

This 62-kilometer road ride offers cyclists a picturesque journey from Ponsacco to Montelopio, passing through charming villages and tranquil countryside. With a total ascent of 289 meters, it is a relatively easy ride, suitable for cyclists of all levels. Highlights along the route include the historic town of Ponsacco, known for its traditional enotecas and artisan shops, and Montelopio, a charming hilltop village with panoramic views.


Experience the breathtaking landscapes and challenging terrain on this epic gravel route

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109 km
1671 m
Tough

With a distance of 109 kilometers and a total ascent of 1671 meters, this gravel challenge is not for the faint-hearted. From the iconic Saline di Volterra to the panoramic viewpoints of Ponteginori, the route offers an unforgettable experience. It is rated as a difficult ride, suitable for experienced gravel riders who are looking for a true challenge. The highlights along the route include the unique geological formations of Poggio Termine, the medieval village of Casino di Terra, and the scenic Monte Vaso.


Experience Tuscan beauty on this road cycling route from Ponsacco to Lajatico

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68 km
557 m
Tough

Enjoy the stunning landscapes of Tuscany on this road cycling route from Ponsacco to Lajatico. With a moderate difficulty level, the route includes a total ascent of 557 meters over a distance of 68 kilometers. Highlights along the way include Poggio di Celli, a hill offering panoramic views, and Fabbrica, a small village known for its charming atmosphere. Make sure to visit Lajatico, a picturesque town that boasts a rich cultural heritage and enchanting architectural beauty.


A challenging gravel route with stunning views and historic sites

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67 km
563 m
Tough

This gravel route takes you through the picturesque towns of Pontedera, San Miniato, and Palaia, offering magnificent views of the Tuscan countryside. With a total ascent of 563 meters and a distance of 67 kilometers, it is a moderately difficult ride, suitable for experienced cyclists. Highlights along the route include the charming town of Pontedera, known for its rich history and beautiful architecture, the medieval fortress of Rocca di Palaia, and the panoramic views from San Miniato.


Discover the charming towns of Ponsacco and Soianella on this scenic cycling route

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65 km
639 m
Tough

This round-trip cycling route takes you through the picturesque towns of Ponsacco and Soianella, offering stunning views of the Tuscan countryside. With a moderate difficulty level, the route includes a total ascent of 639 meters over a distance of 65 kilometers. Highlights along the way include Poggio di Celli, a small hill with spectacular panoramic views, and Lajatico, known for its historic architecture and rich cultural heritage.


Embark on a gravel adventure from Ponsacco to Val di Cava

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82 km
261 m
Tough

Get ready for an exciting gravel cycling adventure from Ponsacco to Val di Cava. With a moderate difficulty level, the route includes a total ascent of 261 meters over a distance of 82 kilometers. Highlights along the way include Cascina, a town known for its traditional Tuscan architecture, and San Giuliano Terme, a spa town popular for its thermal baths. Enjoy the beauty of Lucca, a captivating city that preserves its medieval charm, and make sure to visit the Torre Guinigi, a tower with oak trees planted on its roof. Don't miss out on the scenic Val di Cava, famous for its charming vineyards and olive groves.


Embark on an epic Tuscan adventure from Ponsacco to Capannoli

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98 km
785 m
Tough

Discover the beauty of Tuscany on this challenging road cycling route from Ponsacco to Capannoli. With a difficulty level of 4, the route includes a total ascent of 785 meters over a distance of 98 kilometers. Highlights along the way include Santa Croce sull'Arno, a historic town famous for its leather production, and Montaione, a medieval village with a captivating old town. Make sure to visit Capannoli, a charming town surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards.


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