Scenic view of Lake Massaciuccoli – View of Lake Massaciuccoli loop from Bagni di Lucca

Scenic view of Lake Massaciuccoli – View of Lake Massaciuccoli loop from Bagni di Lucca

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Scenic view of Lake Massaciuccoli – View of Lake Massaciuccoli loop from Bagni di Lucca

03:59

92.3km

640m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 16, 2026

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After 76.0 km for 484 m

After 90.0 km for 171 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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12.1 km

Scenic Road Through Rock Tunnel

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47.2 km

Sunflower Field

Highlight • Natural

51.8 km

Scenic view of Lake Massaciuccoli

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The view sweeps from the village of Massaciuccoli, the lake of Massaciuccoli and in background the see. The early morning and the sunset are the perfect time to be there.

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51.8 km

View of Lake Massaciuccoli

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Panoramic point that can be reached by going down from Balbano in the direction of Massaciuccoli.

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54.1 km

View of Lake Massaciuccoli from the Balbano climb

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Climb is approximately 2 km long. Increase around 5%. Descent has some hairpins. Very nice views over the lake on the way down.

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57.6 km

Pieve di San Pietro alla Corte

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A Romanesque parish near Nozzano village

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58.1 km

Castello di Nozzano San Pietro

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Great view. Also a great view of the surrounding valley from the top of the castle!

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76.2 km

Serchio

Lake

90.1 km

Maddalena Bridge (Devil's Bridge)

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Bridge over the Serchio river, precisely in the town of Borgo a Mozzano, which allowed travelers and pilgrims to reach nearby Lucca and rejoin the Via Francigena that would have led them to Rome.

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