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Cala Violina – View of Cala Violina loop from Scarlino
07:42
122km
1,150m
Gravel riding
Hard gravel 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: June 26, 2026
Tips
Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route
After 49.6 km for 67 m
After 59.4 km for 60 m
After 70.1 km for 135 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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29.3 km
Suvereto Historic Center
Highlight • Settlement
As soon as we arrive we head towards the historic center to appreciate the charm of this country of three thousand souls rich in a truly remarkable artistic and historical heritage. A traffic policeman kindly reminds us that we must continue on foot because the athletes of the SUPER TUSCAN ECOMARATHON are about to arrive, a beautiful 44 km event in an area strongly linked to the culture of wine and the values of nature and sport.
We get off the bikes and push them by hand, a few steps and we realize that it is one of the most fascinating villages in the whole of Tuscany.
Thanks to all the staff at the marathon refreshment point who, seeing us a little tired, offer us "assistance" to eventually quench our thirst and refresh ourselves.
Most of us had never visited this pearl of the upper Maremma, it will certainly be one of the next destinations with our respective families.
More info from the network:
At the center of the town is the Palazzo Comunale di Suvereto, which is accessed via a staircase and a portico supported by some round and square columns. This historic building constitutes one of the greatest demonstrations of medieval architecture in the entire Maremma. A tower rises above the building, an ancient meeting place for the municipal assembly, as well as a lookout point for the entire village.
One of the architectural beauties of Suvereto is undoubtedly the Church of the Madonna sopra la Porta which is located in the territory of the Diocese of Massa Marittima, in via Matteotti.
The building has a simple facade on the outside and one would never expect to find so much splendor inside where the Baroque style prevails.
The Museum of Sacred Art of San Giusto is located in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, inside the oratory of the Confraternity of Mercy. They are exhibited in the museum of sacred works of art and liturgical furnishings, coming from the Church of San Giusto and from the artistic possessions of the village
In the historic center of the town, in via Magenta, the Doll Art Museum, born from the professionalism of Maria Micaelli, an expert in the art of dolls, is an absolutely recommended destination for all families who visit Suvereto.
Suvereto, in addition to the artistic and historical testimonies, offers tourists some truly refined food and wine tours. The wine production of the entire territory is in fact internationally renowned, reaching a truly exceptional level of quality.
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59.4 km
Beach
Beach
60.5 km
Pineta di Levante
Forest
62.3 km
Riserva naturale biogenetica Tomboli di Follonica
Forest
66.8 km
Scenic Route Between Puntone and Cala Violina
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68.2 km
View of Cala Violina
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70.1 km
Cala Violina
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She got her name from the sound - supposedly reminiscent of a violin - that sounds when you walk barefoot through the fine white sand and ...
The beach is between two foothills and has wonderfully clear water.
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71.0 km
Cala Civette
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90.3 km
Canale Allacciante
Lake
107 km
Trail in the Costiere di Scarlino Local Protected Natural Area
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110 km
View of Cala Violina
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Two or three times we had to push a few meters because of rubble... no big deal.
We are both over 50 and not particularly trained.
The wonderful view of the sea from far above and, last but not least, Cala Violina makes the effort well worth it.
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110 km
View of Punta Martina
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122 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
50.5 km
46.7 km
13.4 km
5.64 km
3.87 km
2.46 km
< 100 m
Surfaces
59.1 km
38.1 km
16.4 km
7.01 km
1.07 km
875 m
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Saturday 27 June
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Comments
We embark on the largest bikepacking rally in Europe and, with a little fear, we attack the legendary Tuscany Trail.
A wonderful atmosphere right from the start, breathtaking landscapes and lots and lots of people who, like us, want to pedal in fantastic places.
On the first day we arrive in Castiglione …
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The first 13 km are terrible: difficult dirt roads even downhill with rocks, depressions, holes....it took us 2 hours to travel them🥴
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Set off and immediately into a long, steep gravel climb which was a taste of what was to come.
Quite overcast today with a strong headwind most of the day but we managed to stay dry.
Lots of single …
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