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Road Cycling: Radda in Chianti to Siena

Road biking · Italy
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Leaving Radda, cycle sections of the Giro d’Italia stages as you head west to the hilltop town of San Gimignano famed for it’s 14 towers (and the world’s best gelato shop!). On leaving San Gimignano, the route passes through the old town streets of  Monteriggioni and into the grandeur of Siena’s old town centre piece, the Piazza del Camp. The pefect spot for a post-ride beer!
moderate
Distance 74.4 km
4:30 h
815 m
1,012 m
616 m
90 m
This route is to be used in conjunction with the supplied route notes for this day.
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Update: January 13, 2023
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moderate
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Highest point
616 m
Lowest point
90 m
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This ride is available on the tours: SGCRCTTFTM & SGRCFTS

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Coordinates:
DD
43.487022, 11.375959
DMS
43°29'13.3"N 11°22'33.5"E
UTM
32T 692127 4817642
w3w 
///hurls.confinement.exceedingly

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Coordinates

DD
43.487022, 11.375959
DMS
43°29'13.3"N 11°22'33.5"E
UTM
32T 692127 4817642
w3w 
///hurls.confinement.exceedingly
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Difficulty
moderate
Distance
74.4 km
Duration
4:30 h
Ascent
815 m
Descent
1,012 m
Highest point
616 m
Lowest point
90 m
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