Roccatederighi – Tatti Village loop from Roccatederighi

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Roccatederighi – Tatti Village loop from Roccatederighi

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Roccatederighi – Tatti Village loop from Roccatederighi

04:36

68.5km

1,120m

Cycling

Hard bike 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: August 18, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 31.3 km for 57 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.48 km

Roccatederighi

Highlight • Settlement

Roccatederighi stands on a spur of Mount Sassoforte, from which you can enjoy a wide and splendid panorama of the Maremma. The town still retains its medieval charm intact, in addition to the suggestive arched entrance gate and some tower houses. But the peculiarity of this village is given by the close link it has with the rock on which it rests, trachyte, a volcanic rock that has been exploited to build houses and other buildings, dig alleys and squares, and of which boulders and outcrops can be seen in various parts of the center. you can also find the remains of the ancient fortress and some sections of the original walls, dating back to the fourteenth century. In the upper part stands the tower, rebuilt in 1910 with a large clock that marks the time of this corner of Tuscany.

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7.92 km

Tatti Village

Highlight • Settlement

wonderful views, relaxed descent

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18.8 km

Church of Prata

Highlight • Religious Site

23.4 km

Strada di Prata

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

New asphalt, acceptable slopes and little traffic. All in the middle of beautiful woods

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31.4 km

Massa Marittima Historic Center

Highlight • Historical Site

In 1335, Massa Marittima lost its political autonomy, having to yield to the conquest of Siena, which had long been attempting to seize control of the Massa Marittima mines. A period of economic and demographic decline followed, further exacerbated by the plague of 1348.
Despite the serious problems, however, mining activity was never completely abandoned, although it was certainly significantly reduced. The Medici family, who incorporated the province of Siena into the Grand Duchy in 1557, attempted some interventions to promote the area's recovery, while a significant revival occurred in 1737 with the arrival of the House of Lorraine as successors to the extinct Medici family.

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33.9 km

Kapannenberg Climb

Highlight • Climb

This climb was supposedly named after a German cyclist who is no longer with us.
All this was written by a friend of his on a yellow sign at the foot of the climb.
The climb is steady all the way up to the "acqua bona" (good water), quite tough, and typically doesn't give you even 10 meters of respite.
In 2018, the Kapannenberg time trial took place. Fifty-three athletes registered on September 29th, and it was organized by the Velo Club Massa Marittima, in collaboration with the UISP Cycling Association of Grosseto. The 5-kilometer time trial course started from the former miners' village of Capanne and ended near the Massa Marittima prison. The fastest time was set by Fabio Cini of Cicli Copparo with a time of 10:21.67.
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68.5 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

64.4 km

2.30 km

1.63 km

210 m

Surfaces