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unfortunately a tour we started enthusiastic but we came back disheartened. first we had to take a long detour because of Maremma sheepdogs and then a closed road that entered right into their property. then found the path along the river blocked due to recent flooding we had to go back and take another route a lot on asphalt. then the maximum disappointment you can't get to Rocca Sillana by bike there is a path to go only on foot of about 15 minutes uphill with wooden steps and dirt. well anyway it was a beautiful day with my bike friend Marco.

The Biancane Natural Park where geothermal energy releases its vapors from the subsoil is a fascinating place to visit both on foot and by MTB, offering various routes for all levels.

Superb Viewpoint

https://castellitoscani.com/sillano-pieve/ https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieve_di_San_Giovanni_Battista_a_Sillano

Sasso Pisano is a fraction of the Italian municipality of Castelnuovo di Val di Cecina, in the province of Pisa, in Tuscany. Located near Larderello, a place famous for the exploitation of geysers and boraciferous lakes, Sasso Pisano is a place where these manifestations are still visible in a natural way. Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sasso_Pisano

The Biancane nature park is a natural area near the center of Monterotondo Marittimo where the characteristic "biancane" are located, which represent one of the many sites where geothermal energy strongly characterizes the landscape on the border between the provinces of Pisa and Grosseto . Source: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parco_naturalistico_delle_Biancane

Beautiful - to do all The loop from Monterotondo to Sasso Pisano

The Biancane Nature Park (the name Biancane derives from the white color of the rocks) is an extraordinary area in which geothermal energy has decisively characterized the whole landscape. You can follow a guided tour, wearing trekking shoes, and be fascinated by the natural geothermal manifestations that you will observe in large quantities. The shower heads (also called fumacchi) are columns of steam that rise from the ground and dissolve in the air. Bulicami, constantly bubbling mud lagoons caused by endogenous gases. Le putizze, undoubtedly a funny name that indicates the emanations of steam rich in hydrogen sulphide. Le Mofete, gaseous manifestations of carbon dioxide.