Tuscany · routes to discover
The best MTB routes in Tuscany
Eight coastal and inland GPX tracks, including two MTB rides in the Rincine area.
Explore the routesLooking for the best MTB routes in Tuscany, a track around Piombino and Baratti, an enduro ride in Punta Ala or an outing near Massa Marittima? This collection compares eight archive tracks, with maps and downloadable GPX files in the linked entries, including two rides in the Rincine trail area.
The selection distinguishes MTB outings from historic enduro race tracks: length helps you compare them, but does not replace an assessment of terrain and technical sections. Rincine has two separate GPX tracks and an external tourism reference introducing the area. “Best” is an editorial choice spanning coast and inland areas, to help you plan a mountain biking weekend or holiday in Tuscany.
The collection is in English. Route entries are labelled “in Italian” where an English version is not available.
Piombino and the Gulf of Baratti
The archive proposal for this part of the Tuscan coast.
MTB
Gulf of Baratti and Piombino
The entry combines a track with information about Baratti and Piombino, plus a photo gallery.
≈ 38.1 kmGPX length
The page also discusses other local ideas: distinguish the available GPX from the contextual suggestions.
Map and GPX in ItalianPunta Ala and nearby areas
Enduro tracks and a ride between Follonica, Puntone and Cala Violina.
MTB · enduro
Punta Ala enduro track
An archive track explicitly dedicated to enduro riding at Punta Ala.
≈ 45.2 kmGPX length
The description is minimal: inspect the route on the map and check local conditions.
Map and GPX in ItalianMTB · race track
Punta Ala Superenduro
A historic track from the Punta Ala Superenduro race.
≈ 43.6 kmGPX length
An archived race track may differ from current trails and access arrangements.
Map and GPX in ItalianMTB
Follonica, Puntone and Cala Violina
An MTB outing around Follonica, Puntone and Cala Violina, described as offering sea views.
≈ 19.8 kmGPX length
Check access conditions for the areas crossed before setting off.
Map and GPX in ItalianMassa Marittima
An MTB outing and a separate Super Enduro track.
MTB
Massa Marittima MTB ride
The archive proposal for a mountain bike ride at Massa Marittima.
≈ 67.0 kmGPX length
The entry is brief and does not establish a detailed technical difficulty.
Map and GPX in ItalianMTB · enduro
Massa Marittima Super Enduro
A separate Massa Marittima track documented as Super Enduro.
≈ 50.4 kmGPX length
It is separate from the MTB ride above: compare the two maps before choosing.
Map and GPX in ItalianRincine trail area
Two MTB rides in the Londa area, in the hills around Florence.
MTB
Rincine Trail Area
A ride in the Rincine area returning close to its starting point.
≈ 33.3 kmGPX length
The longer of the two uploaded tracks. Compare its layout on the map.
Map and GPX in ItalianMTB
Rincine 2
A separate Rincine track with almost coincident start and finish points.
≈ 16.7 kmGPX length
The shorter of the two tracks; length alone does not establish technical difficulty.
Map and GPX in ItalianMTB · trail area
Rincine Trail Area
Visit Tuscany introduces Rincine as an enduro area in the hills around Florence, with flowing and more technical sections.
Use the reference to learn about the trail area and check current information locally.
Rincine on Visit TuscanyBefore choosing your ride
Where can I find the maps and GPX tracks?
Open “Map and GPX” on a card to view the route entry, map and download button (“Scarica GPX” on Italian pages). Distances are estimates calculated from the available files; separate segments are not joined in the calculation.
Is a shorter route also easier?
Distance alone does not indicate difficulty. Read the account to assess climbs, terrain, technical sections, bike pushing or carrying and any lifts. For files containing multiple tracks, the displayed length is their combined distance.
Can I ride these routes on an e-MTB?
A GPX track does not establish e-MTB suitability. Consider climbing, battery range, unrideable sections and local rules; where lifts are involved, also check bike-transport conditions.
Do the tracks reflect current conditions?
These are archive tracks from different dates. Before setting off, check access, restrictions, weather and trail conditions with local sources. GPX estimates are not a field verification.