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The route starts from Ghizzano, a village painted by David Tremlett and known for its contemporary art. After a climb shaded by rows of cypresses you reach Libbiano: the asteroid Peccioli was discovered in its Astronomical Observatory.



Continuing towards Legoli you skirt the Green Triangle, the futuristic

Ghizzano is the starting and finishing point

of this route. Coloured by David Tremlett and embellished by the works of other internationally renowned contemporary artists, it is a must-stop in this area. Leaving the village and passing the archaeological site of Santa Mustiola – testimony to the passage

Steep and panoramic sections characterize this ring. From Fabbrica, the road runs along the ridge to Montelopio and then descends along the scenic Via di Cedri. Once in the valley, you follow the road towards Volterra for a short distance and then return to the southern hills of Peccioli. The dirt road

This small ring encapsulates the essence of the Peccioli area. Starting from the Fonte Mazzola Amphitheatre, after a steep descent you enter the microcosm of the Serre: in the past it was the Fattoria di Peccioli, dotted with typical sharecropping system farms. After crossing the Racosa stream, the road

The Serre route tells the story of the peasant community that had its home in this area until the 1960s. Podere Gelso was the heart of agricultural activities, while the spiritual center was the Church of the Madonna delle Serre, which, from a small hill, dominates the landscape marked out by the cultivation

The Costellazione ring reflects the undulating profile of the landscape that consists of sandy soil and clay hills that form, at times, evocative crags and gullies. The route develops on the ridges dominated by the villages and descends along the slopes of the Era and the Roglio, mostly cultivated with

The woods are accessed by a path that starts and comes back along the Via delle Serre. In the shade of imposing trees and among numerous plant species it is not unusual to meet the animals that live there or recognize their prints on the ground.



You enter the woods from a path that starts and comes back

Steep and panoramic sections characterize this ring. From Fabbrica, the road runs along the ridge to Montelopio and then descends along the scenic Via di Cedri. Once in the valley, you follow the road towards Volterra for a short distance and then return to the southern hills of Peccioli. The dirt road

The Costellazione ring reflects the undulating profile of the landscape that consists of sandy soil and clay hills that form, at times, evocative crags and gullies. The route develops on the ridges dominated by the villages and descends along the slopes of the Era and the Roglio, mostly cultivated with

The route starts from Ghizzano, a village painted by David Tremlett and known for its contemporary art. After a climb shaded by rows of cypresses you reach Libbiano: the asteroid Peccioli was discovered in its Astronomical Observatory. Continuing towards Legoli you skirt the Green Triangle, the futuristic