Consuma Pass – Secchieta Wind Turbines loop from Consuma

Consuma Pass – Secchieta Wind Turbines loop from Consuma

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Consuma Pass – Secchieta Wind Turbines loop from Consuma

05:03

59.8km

1,690m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Parking

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246 m

View of Consuma

Highlight • Viewpoint

Bars and shops for any supplies

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From SETTEONTI, in anticipation of facing the DOLOMITES a little trained, after MONTE SECCHIETA it was the turn of the PASSO DELLA CONSUMA at 1,058 meters above sea level.
The pass takes its name from CONSUMA, a hamlet whose inhabited area, which has recently become a popular summer health resort, is divided into the two communities of Montemignaio and Pelago and has a total of 338 inhabitants.
The pass road, frequented by cyclists and motorcyclists, for the smoothness of the road surface and the beauty of the landscape, from which you can also admire a large part of the CASENTINESI FOREST NATIONAL PARK, is located on the Tuscan mountains that connect the Apennine ridge to the node of M. Falterona with the sub-Apennine chain of Pratomagno, thus separating the upper valley of the ARNO (Casentino) from the VAL DI SIEVE.

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24.4 km

Poggio Incisa

Peak

34.2 km

Da Giocondo Restaurant

Highlight • Restaurant

Giocondo is an obligatory refreshment point for those who come to Pratomagno. The cured meat sandwiches to enjoy after the climb can be purchased from him and you won't regret it.
The homemade desserts are also excellent. The location at the confluence between the road that goes up from Casentino and the one that comes from Secchieta and the Panoramica del Valdarno makes it a very popular place in the summer months

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47.6 km

Secchieta Wind Turbines

Highlight • Monument

Mount Secchieta is certainly a place that lends itself well to various mountain bike rides, with gravel only being the main road on the ridge. Be careful because it is particularly exposed to the wind so even a sunny day can bring cold temperatures at the gates of autumn. The area offers several bivouacs, low altitude compared to the ridge, with possible overnight stops. The water sources, except those at the managed refuges, almost always release only a light trickle.

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48.1 km

Secchieta Hut

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Refreshment point at the Giuntini Bar Restaurant.

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49.2 km

Monte Secchieta Summit and Rifugio Secchieta (Former Bar Giuntini)

Highlight • Mountain Hut

At 1450 meters a nice climb. Destination for BDC, MTB and Gravel lovers. On Mount Secchieta there is the Secchieta Refuge, renewed management of the historic ex Bar Giuntini. Desserts, freshly baked focaccias and excellent cold cuts.

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