Τα 5 κορυφαία ορεινά περάσματα στην Πίζα

Ready to go down the Tobler, a suggestive route crossing some wooded areas and some not shaded. 10:45 am, a short break at the Foce di Calci, with the opportunity of a break immersed in the greenery and being able to decide to do a variable of 25 minutes along a panoramic ring overlooking Calci (Le Piscine).

Idyllic (and apparently nameless) small pass that connects the Cecina Valley with the neighboring valley of the Sterza stream. From the bridge over the Cecina River through the pretty village of Riparbella to the summit, a good 10km and 500m of ascent, partly steep with 10%+ sections. Asphalt OK to good. Road narrow and almost car-free, partly shaded by the forest, but always beautiful views of the surrounding hills. Good brakes are necessary for the descent into the Sterza Valley, road on the other side of the pass even steeper and in poor condition.

In addition to being a point on numerous trekking routes on the Pisan mountains, Passo Dante is a crossing point for those who, on the route between Lucca and Pisa, do not want to go through the tunnel but want to pass over it. The road is suitable for MTBs. Not suitable for gravel although I have seen some. There are points with sharp stones and very high steps, but the sloping section is not long, so it can be pushed if you fear for your safety.

Beautiful panorama over the whole plain of Pisa. On the clearest days, you will see the Baptistery and the leaning tower very well, with the island of the gorgona and the capraia in the background. Easy hike to Polish or Bosniaski's villa or bel vista. Suitable for families

necessarily mountain shoes

One of the main junctions in the Pisan mountains...

A small Amiata in the Pisan Mountains :) it's a pity it's such a small piece

From the summit of Mount Faeta, it is possible to have a 360 degree view of the entire surrounding area. On days with clear skies, from here you can admire not only the Piana di Pisa, Monte Serra (917 m) and the main peaks of the Apuan Alps, but also the islands of the Tuscan Archipelago, from Gorgona to Elba . On clear days it is also possible to see the coast of Corsica.