The cycle route has its symbolic beginning in the historic centre of Pontremoli, near the medieval Cresa bridge. From here you cycle along the tree-lined avenue of Chiosi and climb up the Piagnaro hill, dominated by the castle and its museum of Lunigiana stele statues. You go back down to Piazza del Duomo and cycle on the pavement until you exit the village from Porta Fiorentina.
Subsequently, the Via Francigena itinerary is partly used to reach Scorcetoli in the municipality of Filattiera and the Caprio valley. Here the olive trees, vines and medieval towers surround an enchanting landscape. Still on the Via Francigena you cycle along the banks of the Magra river and alternating a route on asphalt and an easy gravel dirt road you climb up the Bagnone valley up to the beautiful village of Bagnone and its castle, which you pass along and then pass into the municipality of Villafranca.
You reach Villafranca Lunigiana and its park along the Magra river where you will make a short stop in the old village to admire the ruins of the Malnido Castle. You cross the river and find yourself cycling in the municipality of Mulazzo along the nature route which, with beautiful paths, goes up the valley on the right bank until you reach Pontremoli again. A journey of great satisfaction and variety.
The bicycle is the best way to get to know the soul of a territory and reach the most beautiful places among less travelled roads and panoramic points, accompanied by a sense of freedom and deep contact with nature.

If you are looking for an adventurous and immersive experience in nature and history, this tour could be the one for you!