Ride through the steam — fumaroles, geothermal plants and the white Biancane
Map, elevation and everything you'll find along the way. Touch the profile to follow the route on the map, tap a pin for details.
Water and food stops are pinned at their km along the route — the mark says "around here", not "exactly here".
What makes this loop worth riding.
Everything from the Ride Base Pack, right here on the page.
Ridden and checked by our team in February 2026 — classified Gravel Hard, E-bike Easy. The route passes right by the geothermal plants and the Biancane fumaroles.
Steep gradients both uphill and downhill, with a 12% descent on a short stretch. No technical difficulties, but not for beginners on a gravel bike. On an e-bike it's an easy ride.
April–May and September–October. The steam of the fumaroles is at its most theatrical on crisp mornings.
The Biancane park at sunset for an otherworldly experience, and the MUBIA geothermal museum in the village.
Routes are suggestions, not guided tours. Road and trail conditions may change — always respect local traffic rules.
The whole loop is drawn on the map. Move it along the track to find a place to stay wherever you want to break the ride — hotels, B&Bs and campgrounds, all bookable from here.
Everything on the map is bookable, without leaving this page.
This loop belongs to Monterotondo Marittimo, official territory of Tuscany Trail 365.
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