Futa Pass – Piazza Agnolo, Firenzuola loop from Caselle

Futa Pass – Piazza Agnolo, Firenzuola loop from Caselle

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Futa Pass – Piazza Agnolo, Firenzuola loop from Caselle

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35.5km

750m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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Area naturale protetta di interesse locale Sasso di Castro Montebeni

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15.8 km

Stele dedicated to Gastone Nencini on the Futa Pass

Highlight • Monument

On Passo della Futa, between two other bas-reliefs, this plaque commemorates the cycling champion Gastone Nencini (1930-1980). Nicknamed "The Lion of Mugello", Nencini won a Giro d'Italia and was the fourth of seven Italian Tour de France winners. After his death, the Cronoscalata della Futa was dedicated to him, which arrived here starting from Barberino and was won, over the years, by champions of the caliber of Francesco Moser and Gianni Bugno.

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15.9 km

German War Cemetery Futa Pass

Highlight • Historical Site

Impressive military cemetery with 30,000 fallen soldiers. Also, a great view from the highest point

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16.1 km

Futa Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

One of the most famous Apennine passes that connects Tuscany (Barberino del Mugello) to Emilia Romagna (Pian del Want). At the top is the German cemetery.

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16.2 km

Passo della Futa Restaurant and Hotel

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great dishes, delicious meat 😋

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23.4 km

View of the Futa Pass Near Firenzuola

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

30.8 km

Firenzuola to its fallen

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Monument that the town of Firenzuola has dedicated to its fallen in all wars. It is dated 1970.

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31.2 km

Piazza Agnolo, Firenzuola

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Firenzuola is a Tuscan municipality located on the Adriatic side of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. Immersed in the greenery of the Upper Santerno Valley, in a rather wild and isolated natural context, Fiorenzuola has always been considered "middle ground", and historically represented a fixed stop for those traveling between Florence and Bologna.

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