카스텔프랑코 디 소토‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 산 정상

Very nice view all the way to Pisa and the sea.

climb from Calci. penultimate hairpin bend uphill or second hairpin bend downhill. The view is truly fantastic 😍 below is Pisa, to your left Livorno, and then there is the beautiful view of the Tyrrhenian coast, on clear days you can see the islands, you can even see the finger of Corsica, but it happens 2/3 times a year, you have to be really lucky. it happens after a storm and with the wind that manages to carry away the fog

Classic side to climb Monte Serra, one of the most famous and popular climbs among Tuscan cyclists. The climb from Calci is about 12 km long with a difference in altitude of 850 meters to get close to the antennas. It is a challenging climb, with an average gradient of 7% but with peaks in double figures. Splendid views of the Pisan plain.

nice panoramic point. there are also some benches

Dirt road suitable for everyone if you come from Rocca della Verruca to reach it you need to climb the Lombardona, a very challenging climb.

Wonderful places and views to enjoy in complete tranquility.

Ascent from Calci with a view of the Pisan plain; descent into the greenery of S.Andrea di Compito (village of Camellias) and return from the Lucca plain. On the last stretch there is a lot of traffic on weekdays, much less on holidays.

The Sasso della Dolorosa (682 m a.s.l.) is a peak belonging to the small mountain range of the Monti Pisani; from its top start the watershed lines that form the borders between the valleys of Vicopisano, Buti and Calci. It is particularly known for the fact that the Florentines, engaged in the war against Pisa, built a triangular-plan fort in 1496, with the dual purpose of isolating the Verruca fortress and better controlling the situation in the three surrounding valleys, the position strategic position of the top, in fact, being on the intersection point of the already mentioned watershed lines, it allowed a great freedom of action. However, this outpost was most likely built hastily, as only a small amount of debris has survived to this day. (cited on Wikipedia)