Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Marina di Pietrasanta

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Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Marina di Pietrasanta

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Bufalina Canal – Bocca di Serchio Beach loop from Marina di Pietrasanta

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35.2km

40m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 6.86 km for 86 m

After 28.3 km for 86 m

After 30.4 km for 138 m

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Parking

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3.93 km

Bridge Over the Canal

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The cities are seamlessly connected to one another, you ride on the cycle path and don't even notice that you have entered another city. From this bridge you have a fantastic view of the Apennine mountains. The cycle path continues for several kilometers along the sea.

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6.83 km

Pedestrian bridge over the Burlamacca Canal

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View from the footbridge over the Burlamacca canal in Viareggio, be careful because the footbridge is pedestrian, you should cross on foot pushing your bike; if the police catch you they can fine you.

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8.22 km

Pineta di Levante

Forest

13.2 km

Path to the Sea

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This is one of the typical paths to the sea or along the sea. I can get pretty full here, but the Italians are very considerate, which means you shouldn't drive at full speed here.
The paths to the sea are numbered in sectors. You should remember these, or the larger paths also have names.

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14.1 km

Riserva della Bufalina

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The Migliarino, San Rossore, Massaciuccoli Natural Park is a nature reserve established with LR Toscana n. 61 of December 13, 1979. The park area extends along the coastline of the provinces of Pisa and Lucca, including the municipalities of Pisa, Viareggio, San Giuliano Terme, Vecchiano and Massarosa. It also includes Lake Massaciuccoli, the mouths of the Serchio, Arno and Fiume Morto rivers, the former estate of the President of San Rossore, the forests of Tombolo, Migliarino and Macchia Lucchese, and manages the Secche della Meloria protected marine area.

In 2005 he was awarded the European Diploma of Protected Areas.
In 2014, the third AGESCI National Route took place in the park, with over 30,000 scouts participating.

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14.3 km

Bufalina Canal

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The Bufalina canal – more simply known as “La Bufalina” – passes through the town of Torre del Lago Puccini and connects Lake Massaciuccoli to the sea. The path along the Bufalina canal offers an immersive experience in the wild nature of the Migliarino San Rossore Park, with suggestive views of the waterway that winds through the vegetation. An ideal route for those seeking a quiet escape on foot or by bike, between the lake and the sea.

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17.8 km

Bocca di Serchio Beach

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Reserve pedaling the gravel easily…. The silence around to keep you company!

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18.0 km

Mouth of the Serchio River Beach

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Here the wild bike path leads (finally ;-)) to the beach and the sand causes bikes to sink. But that shouldn't be a hindrance to riding this beautiful bike path.

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