Οι καλύτερες ποδηλατικές διαδρομές στο Γκροσσέτο

A new cycle path runs alongside the road for a few kilometers. After a few kilometers, however, it rejoins the old path, and cyclists with road bikes should return to the road.

Gorgeous dirt roads and breathtaking views of the coast not to be missed, as well as countless trails for enduro lovers.

The area currently known as the Diaccia Botrona Nature Reserve once contained a saltwater basin connected to the sea, which for centuries provided a significant economic source, ensuring the livelihood of the surrounding areas thanks to fishing, the fish trade, and the supply of salt. This enormous "piscaria" or fishpond, on which the castle stood, later became the toponym of the town, called Castiglione della Pescaia. Over the centuries, the Prile initially lost its salinity (the lake was declared a freshwater pond in 1386) and then gradually dried up, forming the marshy basins that characterize the wetland.

From about point 7 cycling is not possible until just before Porto Ercole, it is not a road or path, a disaster in the rain, I have only seen something like this in the south of Madagascar

Spectacular stretch among centuries-old olive trees.

To access the panoramic point, you pass next to a barrier, which marks the beginning of a private road. Pedestrian access is still permitted: just take the paved road next to the barrier and continue on foot. After a short distance, a small path leads to a beautiful panoramic point.

The photo speaks for itself

really very beautiful village