Best trails in Abbadia San Salvatore

Beautiful excursion to reach the summit of Monte Amiata (1738m), starting from a parking lot in Pian della Culla. The trail has some challenging parts, and the path is not always well-marked, but the forest and the views are gorgeous and worth the effort. The itinerary mainly follows the Rigale path, and during the last stretch before the summit, it continues on the Via Crucis.

A pleasant walk starting from Abbadia San Salvatore, near the sports field and proceeding along the path. The route runs in a clockwise ring around Sant'Antoni, Poggio dei Frati, Fonte al Becco. Along the way there are picnic tables where you can stop to eat.

A pleasant excursion that starts from Abbadia San Salvatore and proceeds clockwise. The route takes place on paths immersed in the woods and passes by Podere Cipriana and Poggio dei Frati. Alternative routes in the area: - https://www.alltrails.com/it-it/sentiero/italy/tuscany/piancastagnaio-abbadia-san-salvatore - https://www.alltrails.com/it-it/sentiero/italy/tuscany/abbadia-san-salvatore-vallone

Mount Amiata is an ancient extinct volcano that rises in southern Tuscany. Its top reaches 1738 meters. and inside it preserves numerous springs and spas. It can be reached on foot and by bike. This and other nearby routes are ideal for immersing yourself in the Amiata nature and enjoying the splendid views in the surroundings. The classic route is the 27km Monte Amiata 601 Ring. But there are many variations to get to the top. All the paths wind through chestnut, fir and suggestive beech...

Mount Amiata is an ancient extinct volcano that rises in southern Tuscany. Its top reaches 1738 meters. and inside it preserves numerous springs and spas. It can be reached on foot and by bike. This and other nearby routes are ideal for immersing yourself in the Amiata nature and enjoying the splendid views in the surroundings. The classic route is the 27km Monte Amiata 601 Ring. But there are many variations to get to the top. All the paths wind through chestnut, fir and suggestive beech...

Mount Amiata is an ancient extinct volcano that rises in southern Tuscany. Its top reaches 1738 meters. and inside it preserves numerous springs and spas. It can be reached on foot and by bike. This and other nearby routes are ideal for immersing yourself in the Amiata nature and enjoying the splendid views in the surroundings. The classic route is the 27km Monte Amiata 601 Ring. But there are many variations to get to the top. All the paths wind through chestnut, fir and suggestive beech...

The complete itinerary of this mountain bike excursion is as follows: Abbadia San Salvatore - Fonte Capovetra - Poggio Sasso dei Falchi - Macinale lake - Hotel Contessa - Gatto d'Oro restaurant - Quaranta - Abbadia San Salvatore.

A beautiful but demanding excursion, starting from the Abbey of San Salvatore, covering a first stretch of road and then following the path towards Monte Amiata (1738m). From here you can admire a beautiful view, you can find refreshment at the La Vetta restaurant and if you continue for a few meters you will arrive at the Madonna degli Scout.

A bicycle excursion that takes place in a ring, starting from Abbadia San Salvatore, and proceeds counterclockwise passing through different ditches and streams along paths. YES arrive up to Bagnolo and then take the old road which returns to the starting point. In winter it is possible to find snow along the route, so it is recommended to do it from April to October.