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Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania to Monteroni d'Arbia

Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania to Monteroni d'Arbia

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Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania to Monteroni d'Arbia

Name: Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania to Monteroni d'Arbia
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Location: Monteroni D'Arbia, Siena, Tuscany, Italy

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1. View of Siena – Via Francigena Gravel Route loop from San Rocco a Pilli

122km

09:14

2,130m

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2. Via Francigena – Monte Sante Marie Gravel Road loop from Siena

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06:21

1,530m

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3. Via Francigena Gravel Route – Porta Romana (Siena) loop from Buonconvento

134km

09:41

1,780m

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erwinsikkens_com

November 6, 2022

Sector 7 from the famous Strade Bianche race, officially run from Monteroni d'Arbia in the southwest where the end is especially steep uphill, but great for cycling in both directions. Just a little nicer on the gravel bike than on the racing bike.

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Jaco de Bonneval

October 27, 2020

"Strade Bianche" (meaning white gravel streets) are paths which you can ride with any kind of bike (even with solid road tires). Every year this is the location of the famous vintage-only event "Eroica" or NovaEroica. The concept is to recreate cycling's so-called "heroic era", when most bike races were ridden on dirt or unpaved roads.

This is an area of Tuscany immediately to the south of Siena which is unique in its kind. Ride across a rural landscape called "Crete Senesi" (meaning Clays of Siena) the distinctive grey colouration of the soil gives the landscape an appearance often described as lunar.

One of the most rough gravel paths in the area, counting 10 Km of gravel path. The site dives close to the Arbia torrent, a tributary of the Ombrone River.

Photo from: Claude Zipfel from Luxembourg

Alberto

October 23, 2022

Towards Asciano always on the spectacular Strade Bianche

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Distance 7.90 km

Uphill 60 m

Downhill 220 m

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Location: Monteroni D'Arbia, Siena, Tuscany, Italy

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Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania to Monteroni d'Arbia

1. View of Siena – Via Francigena Gravel Route loop from San Rocco a Pilli

2. Via Francigena – Monte Sante Marie Gravel Road loop from Siena

3. Via Francigena Gravel Route – Porta Romana (Siena) loop from Buonconvento

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