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Strade Bianche Gravel Road – Via Francigena Gravel Route loop from Buonconvento

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Tuscany
Siena
Buonconvento

Strade Bianche Gravel Road – Via Francigena Gravel Route loop from Buonconvento

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Strade Bianche Gravel Road – Via Francigena Gravel Route loop from Buonconvento

03:50

51.9km

630m

Expert bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 5, 2025

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17.3 km

Strade Bianche Gravel Road

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the most beautiful roads in Tuscany are concentrated in this area, a gravel paradise

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18.2 km

Water Fountain and Sapori di Radi Restaurant

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And don’t forget to stop for a quick bite at Sapori di Radi

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21.1 km

Cypress-lined hills and sunflower fields on the Via Francigena, Crete Senesi

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Little traffic and easy to ride with a gravel bike, but a racing bike with 25mm should work too.

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25.2 km

Strade Bianche – San Martino in Grania

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Look for the section marker on the right side... It is easy to miss.

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5

30.6 km

Via Francigena Gravel Route

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A beautiful stretch of the famous Via Francigena, the famous road that can be traveled on foot and by bicycle which, if covered entirely, will lead you to the capital.

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33.1 km

Challenging gravel climb

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Challenging especially in the last stretch after the tree-lined avenue towards San Quirico. I have heard more than a few shots fired, so I recommend flashy clothing, always better to …

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35.6 km

View of the Hills Near Ponte d'Arbia

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End of the beautiful gravel road of Serravalle, which leads to the small village of Pinte d'Arbia where there is a small bar A Modo Mio Caffè, excellent for refreshments and lunches

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41.2 km

Gravel Road from Murlo to Buonconvento

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This was the most "fun" gravel path of the Nova Eroica. The descend from Murlo is fast and physical with some curves to do at full speed. Use any kind …

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51.9 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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26.5 km

21.9 km

2.61 km

531 m

286 m

Surfaces

24.7 km

13.7 km

12.5 km

1.10 km

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