Val D’Orcia With Optional Monte Amiata

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While you can pick up this ride wherever suits you best, it starts from the free parking in Bagni Vignoni. An absolute non-negotiable is to wander into town where there's a @photo[famous bath](8696702) surrounded by restaurants and cafes.

There's not much of a warm-up because you're headed straight for the stone tower at Rocca d'Orcia. If you're feeling extra peppy, I challenge you to reach the tower without setting foot to pavement. It's a tall ask but not impossible.

Continuing south towards Monte Amiata is a mix of open Tuscan hills and shady forest. At @point[25 km](d,24921.44), you have the choice of taking on the most prestigious segment of Monte Amiata and 40 extra kilometers... or not — you can always save it for another ride 😉.

The route winds through @point[Bagni san Filippo](d,69730.07), a natural Tuscan hot spring that attracts bathers of all nationalities. There are a few cafes and restaurants that make for an ideal place to stop.

At @point[80 km](d,80753.21), either enter or pass by Radicofani — a sleepy town with an impressive fortress uptop. Once you're here, the hardest part of the ride is behind you. A rolling, mostly flat road takes you back to Bagni Vignoni.

## About Lucca Cycling Club
[ Lucca Cycling Club](https://luccacyclingclub.com/) is a virtual atelier for cycling travel founded by Alison Testroete, former pro cyclist and Canadian National Champion. With our base in Lucca, we host unforgettable bike experiences across Tuscany.

We're beyond excited you're here and  hope this is just the beginning of your journey with us. For endless Tuscany inspiration, our full list of services  and to become a Lucca CC insider — come on over to our [website](https://luccacyclingclub.com)!

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