"On foot you truly go into the countryside, you take paths, walk along vineyards, see everything.
It's the same difference as watching water or jumping into it." -Cesare Pavese-
For those who have made trekking their passion, this phrase by a great Italian author truly represents the reason why one decides to explore places on foot.
Italy offers exceptional destinations for those who love this activity; many corners of our country are perfect for immersing oneself in nature and anyone eager to walk really has only the embarrassment of choice.
It's difficult to rank the most beautiful places, but let's at least try to identify some that can offer unforgettable experiences for a hike.
1. MONTE BALDO
Monte Baldo for example, straddling the provinces of Trento andVerona , is an ideal destination for those who really want to walk.Known as the “shepherds’ mountain” due to its large pasture areas, it is also called “the garden of Italy” for the extraordinary quantity and rarity of plant species, especially for its spectacular blooms.
It is a mountain that hides many faces, many surprises, and in every season reveals new and magical colors and atmospheres. 2. LA PIETRA DI BISMANTOVA
Moving to the Reggio Apennines area, the Pietra di Bismantova.
is another interesting destination.
Characterized by its shape resembling a ship, it rises on the plateau and is a symbol of the territory. There are various routes in this area with different levels of difficulty, so there are plenty of opportunities to walk immersed in nature. 3. BRENT DE L’ART
A very special and unique destination is the
Brent de l’Art
in Valbelluna.
It is a true natural jewel, almost unknown, but truly worth a visit for its beauty. Thewalk
is very short and easy, accessible to everyone, so the destination is convenient to visit even for spending a few hours in the mountains without getting too tired.
The landscape it offers is priceless.
4. GULF OF POETS Liguria is another region that offers wonderful trekking opportunities and evocative landscapes to explore.
The
Gulf of Poets located in the eastern part of the region, is a very characteristic area that has enchanted poets and artists, offering many possibilities for walking. From Lerici to Portovenere, you are captivated by beautiful colors, seaside villages, and wild nature. An experience that
combines sea and exploration in a perfect blend.5. VAL DI MELLO
Almost no one knows the Val di Mello in
Lombardy
which a few years ago was declared a nature reserve. It is surrounded by sheer rock walls and characterized bybreathtaking nature and unique landscapes : forests, mountain huts, streams compose a perfect setting for hikes and emotions.6. ROERO
In Piedmont, one of the most beautiful areas to visit is
Roero
This historic region of Piedmont, located north of Alba, in the province of Cuneois famous for its wine but is also highly appreciated by trekking enthusiasts. Roero offers.
colorful routes, trails on hills,
castles to visit and fairy-tale landscapes to admire., 7. PARCO DELLE BIANCANE Finally, in Maremma, we cannot fail to mention, among the seven wonderful places for trekking, the Parco delle Biancane The characteristic of this place is how geothermal activity has shaped the entire landscape.
Walking within the area, you can admire steam vents, boiling mud pools, and other manifestations of
geothermal phenomena. The colors create spectacular landscapes that seem almost unreal in their beauty..
This is our personal selection of
perfect places to walk. What are yours?.
The colors create spectacular landscapes that seem almost unreal in their beauty.
This is our personal selection of perfect places to walk.
What are yours?