Lamole Castle – Radda in Chianti loop from Radda in Chianti

Lamole Castle – Radda in Chianti loop from Radda in Chianti

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Lamole Castle – Radda in Chianti loop from Radda in Chianti

03:29

43.9km

1,220m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 14, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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2.06 km

Volpaia Provincial Road

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

The neatly paved road to Volpaia offers everything imaginable under Chianti. It also makes a decent but never unpleasant increase. Whether the road is mobile beyond Volpaia, I can not say unfortunately.

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5.95 km

Volpaia Castle

Highlight • Castle

7.08 km

Gravel Road Descending Towards Radda

Highlight • Trail

Fast downhill dirt track immersed in a wonderful wood. It precedes another steeper descent towards Radda

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7.72 km

Strada Bianca of Panzano in Chianti

Highlight • Trail

Sliding dirt road immersed in a splendid forest near Panzano in Chianti

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17.1 km

Lamole Castle

Highlight • Castle

A lovely road with a good surface and excellent views. The section closest to Lamole can be a little punchy, but it's a road to take slowly and enjoy the view!

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17.8 km

Descent Along the Cypress Trees

Highlight • Trail

A lovely descent from Lamole back towards Grieve in Chianti. The road is smooth, and lined with cypress trees with an excellent view of the hill sides. The restaurant in Lamole is worth going to!

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33.5 km

Valico del Morellino (747 m)

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The "pass" at 747 meters is the high point of this road in the Monti del Chianti, which do not correspond to the usual Chantiklischees, but come up with little …

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43.7 km

Radda in Chianti

Highlight • Settlement

A walk through the narrow, winding streets and numerous ornate vaulted passages transports you back to bygone medieval times, as if Radda were still the capital of the “Lega del Chianti”.

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