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Best Road Cycling Routes and Trails in Maremma

Best Road Cycling Routes and Trails in Maremma Tuscany

Best Road Cycling Routes and Trails in MaremmaMaremma Cycling Routes and Trails

Experience the breathtaking landscapes of Maremma, Tuscany, through these carefully selected road cycling routes.

Whether you’re an experienced cyclist or a beginner, riding an e-bike or a traditional bicycle, there’s a road trail here for you. Taking you to coastal paths and inland adventures, explore the beauty of Maremma on two wheels.

1. Grosseto to Alberese Coastal Loop

  • Length: 30 km
  • Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling, E-bike friendly
  • Start: Grosseto city center
  • Elevation Gain: ~150 meters

This scenic loop takes you from the heart of Grosseto through pine forests and coastal views of the Maremma Natural Park. The ride is mostly flat with gentle inclines, ideal for families, novice riders, and e-bike enthusiasts. Feel the refreshing sea breeze as you pedal along quiet country roads lined with wildflowers, and keep an eye out for local wildlife such as deer and wild boar. Along the way, you’ll pass charming villages and have several opportunities to stop for a coffee or gelato.

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2. Grosseto to Saturnia

  • Length: 58 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling, suitable for e-bikes
  • Start: Grosseto railway station
  • Elevation Gain: ~787 meters

Embark on a scenic journey from Grosseto to the renowned thermal springs of Saturnia. This route offers rolling hills, vineyards, and panoramic views, culminating in a relaxing soak at the Cascate del Mulino.

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3. Alberese to Marina di Alberese Loop

  • Length: 19 km
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Alberese village
  • Elevation Gain: ~30 meters

Cycle through the serene landscapes of the Parco Naturale della Maremma, from Alberese to the pristine beaches of Marina di Alberese. Enjoy the flat terrain and the opportunity to spot local wildlife.

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4. Grosseto to Castiglione della Pescaia

  • Length: 24 km
  • Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Grosseto city center
  • Elevation Gain: ~150 meters

Ride from Grosseto to the coastal town of Castiglione della Pescaia, enjoying views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the surrounding countryside. The route includes some gentle climbs and is suitable for most cyclists.

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5. Scansano to Murci

  • Length: 20 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Scansano
  • Elevation Gain: ~400 meters

Traverse the rolling hills between Scansano and Murci, passing through vineyards and olive groves. This route offers a moderate challenge with rewarding views of the Maremma landscape.

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6. Manciano to Montemerano

  • Length: 9 km
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Manciano
  • Elevation Gain: ~150 meters

Enjoy a short ride through the rolling hills from Manciano to the charming medieval village of Montemerano. The route offers scenic views and a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely ride.

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7. Scansano to Poggioferro

  • Length: 12 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Scansano
  • Elevation Gain: ~250 meters

Traverse the picturesque countryside between Scansano and Poggioferro, passing through vineyards and olive groves. This moderate route is ideal for cyclists looking to experience the authentic Tuscan landscape.

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8. Alberese to Talamone

  • Length: 37 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Alberese
  • Elevation Gain: ~138 meters

Ride from Alberese to the coastal town of Talamone, enjoying views of the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Maremma Regional Park. The route offers a mix of flat stretches and gentle climbs.

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9. Grosseto to Vetulonia

  • Length: 25 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Grosseto
  • Elevation Gain: ~300 meters

Cycle from Grosseto to the ancient Etruscan town of Vetulonia, passing through rolling hills and historical sites. This route is perfect for history enthusiasts and offers panoramic views.

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10. Castiglione della Pescaia to Punta Ala

  • Length: 20 km
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Castiglione della Pescaia
  • Elevation Gain: ~100 meters

Enjoy a coastal ride from Castiglione della Pescaia to the resort town of Punta Ala. The route offers stunning sea views and is suitable for all levels of cyclists.

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11. Saturnia to Pitigliano

  • Length: 28 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Saturnia
  • Elevation Gain: ~400 meters

Ride from the thermal town of Saturnia to the cliff-top village of Pitigliano. This route offers a mix of challenging climbs and rewarding views of the Tuscan countryside.

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12. Grosseto to Marina di Grosseto

  • Length: 12 km
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Grosseto
  • Elevation Gain: ~20 meters

Enjoy a flat and easy ride from Grosseto to the seaside town of Marina di Grosseto. Perfect for families and casual cyclists looking for a relaxing journey.

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13. Scansano to Magliano in Toscana

  • Length: 30 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Scansano
  • Elevation Gain: ~350 meters

Cycle through the heart of Maremma from Scansano to the medieval town of Magliano in Toscana. The route offers scenic views and a taste of traditional Tuscan life.

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14. Grosseto to Montepescali

  • Length: 15 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Grosseto
  • Elevation Gain: ~200 meters

Ride from Grosseto to the hilltop village of Montepescali, known for its panoramic views and historical charm. A short but rewarding climb awaits.

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15. Alberese to Marina di Alberese

  • Length: 9 km
  • Difficulty: Easy
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Alberese
  • Elevation Gain: ~10 meters

Enjoy a leisurely ride from Alberese to the pristine beaches of Marina di Alberese, passing through the Maremma Regional Park. Ideal for nature lovers and beachgoers.

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16. Manciano to Capalbio

  • Length: 35 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Manciano
  • Elevation Gain: ~400 meters

Cycle from Manciano to the medieval town of Capalbio, enjoying rolling hills and views of the Tyrrhenian Sea. The route offers a mix of cultural and natural attractions.

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17. Murci to Roccalbegna Loop

  • Length: 41 km (loop)
  • Difficulty: Challenging
  • Type: Road cycling, suitable for experienced riders and e-bikes
  • Start: Murci
  • Elevation Gain: ~850 meters

This remote loop through the high inland hills of Maremma is for the adventurous. Start in Murci and cycle toward Roccalbegna, a quiet medieval town nestled into a cliffside. The route features long climbs, descents into deep valleys, and panoramic stretches overlooking untouched hills and the Amiata massif in the distance. A ride that will test your legs and reward your soul.

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18. Pitigliano to Sorano

  • Length: 12 km
  • Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Pitigliano
  • Elevation Gain: ~180 meters

A short but incredibly scenic route between two of Maremma’s most fascinating “tufa towns.” Ride through the wild, wooded countryside and discover ancient Etruscan paths and views.

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19. Scarlino to Massa Marittima

  • Length: 22 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling, e-bike friendly
  • Start: Scarlino
  • Elevation Gain: ~400 meters

Cycle from the coastal hills of Scarlino to the medieval hilltop town of Massa Marittima. Expect spectacular forested climbs and rewarding historical sights at your destination.

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20. Magliano in Toscana to Talamone

  • Length: 25 km
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • Type: Road cycling
  • Start: Magliano in Toscana
  • Elevation Gain: ~300 meters

Ride from the charming Magliano in Toscana to the coastal village of Talamone. This scenic route winds through vineyards and olive groves before reaching the sea.

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For bike rentals and guided tours, visit our partner EasyBike Maremma.

Looking for accommodation? Consider staying at our Lavender Cottage, nestled in the heart of Maremma.

Learn more about cycling in Tuscany from the official tourism board: Visit Tuscany – Cycling.