Marina di Carrara Beach – Bridge over the Magra River loop from Luni

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Marina di Carrara Beach – Bridge over the Magra River loop from Luni

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Marina di Carrara Beach – Bridge over the Magra River loop from Luni

02:56

47.8km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 46.6 km for 105 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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657 m

Poppy Fields of Luni

Highlight • Natural

for those who want to relax by bike enjoying the greenery of Luni

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4.60 km

Tyrrhenian Sea Beach

Highlight • Beach

This is where you encounter the Mediterranean for the first time.

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5.06 km

Marina di Carrara Beach

Highlight • Beach

First beach if you come from Sarzana. Nothing special but the sea always has its charm

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8.32 km

Bridge over the Magra River

Highlight • Viewpoint

Here, the Magra River flows into the sea. There's a bike path across the bridge. The surrounding landscape is very picturesque, with views stretching from Montemarcello to the Apuan Alps.

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8.73 km

Village Street, Bocca di Magra

Highlight • Settlement

All very nice on the mouth of the Magra

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11.6 km

Montemarcello - Magra

Nature Reserve

29.6 km

The village, included in the "Authentic villages of Italy" association, is located in a particularly panoramic position on the eastern hills overlooking the Gulf of La Spezia, contiguous to the Montemarcello regional park.

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32.9 km

View of Lerici and the Gulf of La Spezia

Highlight • Viewpoint

46.7 km

Cylindrical Stone Column, Parco Archeologico di Luni

Highlight • Historical Site

The Parco Archeologico di Luni is an important archaeological site in the Liguria region. The park houses the remains of the ancient Roman city of Luna, founded in 177 BC …

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