View of Pisa from Monte Pisano – Historic Center of Buti loop from Cascina

View of Pisa from Monte Pisano – Historic Center of Buti loop from Cascina

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View of Pisa from Monte Pisano – Historic Center of Buti loop from Cascina

04:29

80.4km

1,640m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 21, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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27.9 km

Colle di Bisantola

Mountain Pass

28.7 km

View of Pisa from Monte Pisano

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The Monte Pisano separates Lucca and Pisa. Below the summit of Monte Cascetto, a few hundred meters below the Colle del Prato di Calci, there is this beautiful vantage point …

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29.3 km

Colle del Prato di Calci

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Nice Climb on small quiet Roads with beatiful views. I prefer the way up from Pieve di Compito and down on the other Side to Calci.

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30.8 km

Memorial to Ighenad and Mugik

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Ighenad and Mugik, Soviet partisans of the Nevidio Casarosa XXIII Garibaldi Brigade, killed by the Nazis in this place on 10 August 1944.
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36.8 km

View of Buti

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nice panorama looking down

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40.0 km

Historic Center of Buti

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A Pisan municipality of about 5,500 inhabitants, Buti is located east of the peak of Monte Pisano and to the north borders with Capannori and the province of Lucca. It …

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56.0 km

beginning of the climb through the typical village of Calci

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probably the steepest part of the climb to Serra from Calci

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59.4 km

Panoramic View of Calci

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63.7 km

View of the Pisan Plain from Prato Ceragiola Pass

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Mount Serra is the highest peak of the small sub-Apennine mountain range of the Monti Pisani which extend for about twenty kilometers northeast of Pisa and southwest of Lucca, in …

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