Mountain Biking Tours in Tuscany
This central Italian region has quite the history with its capital Florence being home to some of the world’s most famous Renaissance architecture and art. However, that’s not the type of art we are after on a Skedaddle mountain biking holiday, we seek out art of a more natural flavour, the rugged Apennine mountains! Join us on one of our Tuscan mountain biking tours to experience this beautiful region for its natural wonder and memorising biking trails.
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18 Apr to 25 Apr - Join us on this thrilling mountain biking tour through the trails of central Italy, perfect for those looking for an exciting journey!
Join us on this thrilling mountain biking vacation through the trails of central Italy. We trace the steps of the Via Francigena, an ancient route between the northern regions of Europe and the south, carrying merchants, armies and pilgrims from as far as Canterbury to Rome and on to Jerusalem. Now the Via Francigena is a network of trails, roads and tracks that are followed not only by faithful pilgrims on their way to Rome, but also walkers and bikers who are looking for an exciting journey. We have chosen to start...
The Tuscan landscape hosts a fantastic mountain bike trip in Italy. The famous sights of Tuscany are combined with great biking exploring woodlands, hills and valleys with some great tracks and routes that link famous hilltop towns such as San Gimignano, Siena, Pienza. This biking trip in classic tuscany will enchant with its natural beauty as well as reward with the quality of the riding. While perhaps more well know for the rolling hills and quiet roads, Tuscany's long history of trade and agriculture has resulted in an ex...
Get on your bikes for this self guided mountain biking holiday in Italy where you follow the Via Francigena. This ancient route connected the northern regions of Europe and the south, carrying merchants, armies and pilgrims from as far as Canterbury to Rome. Nowadays the Via Francigena consists of a network of trails, quiet secondary roads and single tracks used not only by faithful pilgrims on their way to Rome, but also by walkers and bikers who are looking for a memorable journey. You will start your adventure in Sien...