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One of the more interesting outdoor activity in Tuscany is hiking to the discovery of the enchanting landscape that makes this region so special. Explore with us the most beautiful trekking and hiking itineraries in Tuscany!
One of the most marvellous aspects of Tuscany is its landscape: a precious jewel that enhances the value of this region even more. Actually, you could explore all Tuscany by hiking from one path to another. There are many guided trekking tours that give you the chance to get to know both the places and their history as well, or you could adventure on your own following one of the many CAI (Club Alpino Italiano, in English Italian Alpin Club) itineraries that abound all over the region.
Garfagnana, Lunigiana, Casentino and the Florentine hills are perhaps some of the most famous trekking areas of the region, where both experts and beginners can head to for enjoying the Tuscan sun and the fresh open air. The one-of-a-kind panoramas you may appreciate from those secret corners that can't be discovered otherwise are turuly breathtaking.
A day hike to Monte Forato, the mountain with the "hole" located in the Garfagnana area of Tuscany, on the southern edge of the Apuan Alps park.
Characterized by the variety of the Tuscan landscape, each one of the 15 legs of the via Francigena in Tuscany offers spectacular views, small towns and special quiet moments to commune with nature and its splendors.
Embark on an adventure of a lifetime! Follow the footsteps of medieval pilgrims as they made their way from as far as Canterbury passing through the hills and valleys of Tuscany in search of plenary indulgence from the Pope and God in Rome.
Feel like walking and enjoying great views of San Gimignano? Here we share a day hike you can take to enjoy spectacular views of the medieval town with its many towers.
Do you love wlking, hiking or cycling? How about sailing or golfing or just enjoying spending time surrounded by nature? Tuscany is the ideal destination for enjoying time outdoors. Wondering where to go if you love to hike and when? Then start by reading this!
Want some time in nature in Maremma? Then explore the natural reserve and park of the Uccellina Park year-round. Take a look at our suggestions, sample offerings and practical tips to organize your visit.
The origins of the abbey and the national reserve Vallombrosa dates as far back as the year 1039. Only a short distance from Florence, you can visit the monastery complex and the surrounding forests for a special peek at Tuscany’s diverse fauna, forest trails, and spiritual heritage.
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