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Granfondo Cicloturistica del Mugello - Cyclotourism permanent route

The track of the Granfondo Cicloturistica del Mugello bike race becomes a permanent route, suitable for every cyclist, cyclotourist, or anyone who is familiar with cycling and wishes to ride in evocative places, in touch with nature and across picturesque hamlets. You can cover the 120 km and about 2300 mt of difference in height of the GFM independently, at any time of year and with any type of bike.

In fact there are no competitive aspects or set times to cover the route, that can be finished in one or more days, according to physical training and the desire to stop and enjoy the landscape and everything else that the area offers its visitors. The itinerary is rather challenging and crosses a good part of the Mugello and upper Mugello areas.

Along the whole route there are dining and hospitality facilities that can host those who want to cover the route over several days.

At the end of the bike ride you can obtain the “patent” or the “certificate of participation” depending on the type of registration.

The initiative is promoted by the Unione Montana dei Comuni del Mugello and by ASD Mugello Toscana Bike, which also takes care of the organisational aspects.

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Bike route
Piazza dei Vicari Scarperia e San Piero47730
Santa Lucia Futa47730
Piazza Agnolo Firenzuola47730
Piazza ettore Alpi 1, Palazzuolo sul Senio47730
Viale IV Novembre Borgo San Lorenzo47730
Piazza dei Vicari Scarperia e San Piero47730
Details
Comune
City:
Barberino di Mugello  Borgo San Lorenzo  Firenzuola  Palazzuolo sul Senio  Scarperia e San Piero 
Distance
Distance:
120.00 km
Note
Note:

Route

You start from the valley floor, from the municipality of Scarperia and San Piero and specifically from piazza dei Vicari in the old town of Scarperia, heading towards the Mugello motor-racing track and then climb up, after flanking the Bilancino lake, to the Futa pass. You go down towards Firenzuola, and from here, after reaching Palazzolo sul Senio through the Paretaio pass, you clamber up the most difficult climb to reach the Sambuca pass. Once on the peak, from where your gaze stretches out to the Romagna plain, and on particular days as far as the sea, you go down to the valley and after passing Borgo San Lorenzo you go back to the starting point, in Scarperia.

The route can be covered at any time of year, taking into account, however, that when reaching peaks of over 1000 mt in autumn and winter, you may come across adverse weather and accessibility conditions.

For info: www.mugellotoscana.it/en/
For registrations: www.mugellotoscanabike.it

 

 

 

 

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