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Torrita di Siena 107km: The Epic Gravel Loop of Val d'Orcia.


A gravel cycling route starting from Torrita di Siena

Embark on an epic 107km gravel loop exploring the scenic Val d'Orcia region near Torrita di Siena.

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Experience the beauty of the Val d'Orcia region with this epic 107km gravel looping starting near Torrita di Siena. The route offers a challenging ascent of 2451m, making it suitable for experienced and well-trained amateur cyclists. Along the way, riders will encounter breathtaking landscapes, medieval towns, and historic sites. Highlights include Poggio Il Faggeto, famous for its stunning views, and Poggio Pietraporciana, offering picturesque surroundings to pause and refuel. Radicofani, with its impressive castle and panoramic vistas, is another highlight not to be missed. The epicness of this route is rated 4 out of 5, perfect for cyclists seeking exciting challenges and unforgettable scenery.

gravel
107 km
2451 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Torrita di Siena Village center
Torrita di Siena: Conquering the legendary Monte Amiata and immersed in stunning Tuscan landscapes.
Torrita di Siena, situated in the Toscana region of Italy, is a haven for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful rolling hills, offering challenging routes for cyclists of all levels. The region is famous for its vineyards and olive groves, providing cyclists with stunning scenery to enjoy during their rides. Torrita di Siena is also close to the iconic Monte Amiata, a legendary climb known for its breathtaking views and steep gradients. Cyclists visiting Torrita di Siena can also explore nearby towns such as Montisi and Pienza, known for their cycling-friendly atmosphere.
Torrita di SienaVillage
Start your adventure in Torrita di Siena and explore its medieval architecture and rich history before setting off on your journey.
Poggio Il Faggeto464 mPeak
Witness the beauty of nature from Poggio Il Faggeto as you take in the panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and rolling hills.
Poggio Pietraporciana847 mPeak
Pause at Poggio Pietraporciana and enjoy the tranquility and natural beauty of this scenic spot before continuing your journey.
RadicofaniVillage
Make a stop in Radicofani and experience the grandeur of its medieval castle, which offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Poggio Sassetta810 mPeak
Visit Poggio Sassetta and marvel at its unique landscapes, featuring rolling hills covered in olive groves and vineyards.
Poggio Garofano421 mPeak
Cycle through Poggio Garofano and admire the stunning vistas of the Val d'Orcia region.
GallinaVillage
Pass through Gallina, a lovely village boasting historic architecture and enjoying breathtaking views of the Tuscan countryside.
Palazzo PiccolominiCastle
Gaze in awe at the majestic Palazzo Piccolomini, a magnificent Renaissance palace with remarkable architectural details.
Poggio della Cava502 mPeak
Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of Poggio della Cava, surrounded by picturesque landscapes that showcase the enchanting Val d'Orcia region.
Finish: Torrita di Siena Village center
Torrita di Siena: Conquering the legendary Monte Amiata and immersed in stunning Tuscan landscapes.

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