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Is a great combination of forest and beach

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You should be here at sunset. What a spectacle.

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The Tomboli di Cecina Nature Reserve is located in Marina di Cecina and includes the Tomboli, long cords of dunes covered with dense vegetation that extend from the beach towards the interior of the coastal strip and represent a characteristic ecosystem created to defend the areas cultivated by the sea winds. The Reserve, which extends for 15 kilometres, is one of the most beautiful Italian forests, rich in thick and varied vegetation which differs as you move from the sea towards the hinterland. On the beach lilies and sea poppies flourish, while junipers grow in the low scrub and holm oaks, maritime pines and stone pines prevail in the high scrub. The Reserve offers refuge to various species of animals: wild rabbits, foxes, weasels, porcupines, roe deer and badgers. Among the birds, turtle doves, green woodpeckers, hoopoes and wood pigeons find their home, stopping here for long periods of time.

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Whichever of the reports you prefer to trust, you will be fine if you don't swim there every day.

Fresh and cold drinking water for free

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Challenging but short climb to reach Casale but a very beautiful village is really worth it.

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Beautiful village where you can stop for a refreshment with panoramic points on the coast and beautiful climbs to get there, roads not too busy.

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Small town with an eye for cyclists, little transit roads with beautiful climbs to get there. Above all, the ascent of Poggetto from the SP18 going up towards the town is about 3.4 km long with a difference in altitude of 224 meters and an average gradient of 6.7% with double-digit peaks.

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Small town with an eye for cyclists, little transit roads with beautiful climbs to get there. Above all, the Poggetto climb from the SP18 going up towards the town is about 3.4 km long with a difference in altitude of 224 meters and an average gradient of 6.7% with double-digit peaks.

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Of course, the introduction of toxic substances did not occur all at once, but rather over decades. There are enough reports about it on the Internet or in the press. Simply type “Solvay Italy” into Google

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Cycling through the pine forest, simply a must.

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The much-famous "Spiagge Bianche" (White Beaches) to the north and south of the river Fine between the towns of Rosignano Solvay and Vada (province of Livorno) are well known and frequented by Italian and foreign tourists for a characteristic that makes them similar to other famous beaches in Italy such as the one. of Stintino in Sardinia or even to the beaches of the Maldives or the Caribbean: a fine, almost blinding white sand and a crystalline sea of ​​an iridescent color from emerald green to cobalt blue. The fact is that all this is not the work of Mother Nature, but of man: it is the consequence of the discharges into the sea of ​​the nearby Solvay industrial plant, which would contain poisons of all kinds, from arsenic, to mercury, to ammonia. , cadmium ... In 1999, UNEP (the United Nations environmental control program) classified this area as one of the most polluted in Italy. Solvay, on the other hand, denies any wrongdoing, arguing that the situation has greatly improved in recent years and that bathing is completely safe. ARPAT (Tuscany Regional Agency for Environmental Protection), comparing the data provided by Solvay itself with those detected by ARPAT and ministerial controls, has indeed noticed some discrepancies, but has substantially confirmed that safety limits have not been exceeded.

Proceeding south from Rosignano Solvay on the old Aurelia, after 1-2 km you will reach a traffic light at the intersection with two minor roads: via Polveroni on the left and via di Pietrabianca on the right. Following the latter for less than 1 km, you arrive at the White Beaches of Vada. The road can be covered on foot and by bike (pay attention to the sandy bottom in the final stretch). Cars can be left in the large paid parking lot near the intersection. The small road then continues along the sea towards the south to Vada, where it finds a cycle path that reaches almost as far as Marina di Cecina.

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The road is partly off-limits to motor vehicles, it is quite shady, but in some places the sand, earth or water can cover the road surface and create inconvenience for bikes with smooth tires. There are no fountains, but before reaching the large beach there is a kiosk selling drinks and food

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Typical medieval village about ten km from the sea. excellent point of departure for excursions in the area or destination of a trip if you are on the coast.

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Charming little village in the area.

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On these white roads, beautiful for the views they offer, you can find commemorative boards to not forget the horrors of the Second World War.

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Nice view at the end of a long and tiring climb :-)

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Truly the most beautiful forest I know :D Just beautiful. Huge and beautiful paths. It's never crowded here!

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typical Italian mountain village. Very bike friendly :)

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