Track 9

Km
indicates the total length of the route from the starting to the arrival point.
Duration
indicates the time needed to complete the route considered an average (in motion) of about 10 km per hour for the mtb routes and 20 km per hour for the road bicycle routes, as well as a tolerance depending on the type of the path.
Elevation gain uphill
this is not the difference between the highest and lowest points reached during the journey, but the elevation gain uphill.
This is the sum of all altitude differences from the point of departure to the point of arrival. In other words, the greater the elevation gain uphill in height and the greater the number of climbs that must be faced, then the path will be harder.
Difficulty
Difficulty is always a very subjective parameter. We tried to give an assessment that considers a level of intermediate training and a good propensity to ride on dirt roads or long climbs sometimes challenging.
% Asfalto / Gravel
indicates, referring to the different locations of the territory of Montaione, the area where the route is located.
Area
indicates, referring to the different locations of the territory of Montaione, the area where the route is located.
The path's graph, indicates the highest and lowest points reached during the itinerary, in addition to the mileage (in km), the various locations touched and where there is the possibility of obtaining water. In the latter case, Montaione Mtb Trail Area relieves itself of any responsibility in case of lack of water supply.
From Castelfalfi we go downhill towards the valley passing next to the Golf course and then we continue cycling on the valley until we reach the stream "Roglio". After passing the stream, we turn immediately at right taking the steep (but fortunately short!) climb up to an abandoned farmhouse. From here the climb becomes sweeter showing the view a beautiful panorama that sweeps up to Volterra.
We go down again into the valley of the stream "Roglio" and go up again passing "Via di Mezzo" on the opposite side up to "Via Poggetta". We continue the path between ups and downs on not particularly challenging white roads surrounded by breathtaking countryside.
When we finally reach the asphalt road, we turn right to get back to Castelfalfi.