Hiking & more

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Hiking

From the village of Casore del Monte (a 5-minute walk from our Agricampeggio), several trails marked by wooden signs connect the nearby hamlets.

Route: Casore del Monte – Monte a Dona – Piangrande (Avaglio)

Difficulty: Easy, suitable for everyone on foot or by mountain bike.
Terrain: Partly dirt road, partly paved.
Distance: 4.4 km (8.8 km round trip)

Route: Panicagliora – Avaglio – Marliana

Difficulty: Easy, suitable for everyone on foot or by mountain bike.
Terrain: Partly dirt road, partly paved.
Distance: 4.8 km (9.6 km round trip)

Route: Casore del Monte – Campore – Bolognola

Difficulty: Easy, suitable for everyone on foot or by mountain bike.
Terrain: Partly dirt road, partly paved.
Distance: 3.8 km (7.6 km round trip)

Route: Casore del Monte – Renaggio – Ponte di Brinciolo

Activity: On foot or by mountain bike.
Terrain: Mostly dirt road, partly paved.
Distance: 5.6 km (11.2 km round trip)

It is possible to combine the various trails; for example, from Avaglio you can connect directly to the second itinerary to reach either Marliana (the municipal seat) or Panicagliora.

Pistoia: The hidden gem

Just a few minutes away, a town built on a human scale awaits you—authentic and full of surprises. Pistoia welcomes you with its stunning Piazza del Duomo, its famous glazed terracotta friezes, and the understated charm of a historic center where artisan traditions still breathe in every alleyway.

Florence: The cradle of the Renaissance

No introduction is needed for the city that changed the history of art. Easily accessible by train, Florence will enchant you with the majesty of Santa Maria del Fiore, the masterpieces of the Uffizi Gallery, and the romance of Ponte Vecchio at sunset.

Pisa: Beyond the Leaning Tower

Famous worldwide for its Piazza dei Miracoli, Pisa is a vibrant city steeped in history. Beyond the iconic Leaning Tower, let yourself be captivated by the Lungarni (riverside walkways) and the bohemian atmosphere that fills the narrow streets of this historic Maritime Republic.

Siena: Medieval soul

Siena offers a journey back to the most noble Middle Ages. Famous for the Palio and the unique shell-shaped Piazza del Campo, this city built upon the hills will amaze you with the striking contrast of the black and white marble of its Cathedral and the warmth of its ochre-colored bricks.

San Gimignano: The Manhattan of the Middle Ages

Famous worldwide for its medieval towers that soar above the silhouette of the Sienese hills, San Gimignano is a UNESCO World Heritage site with a unique charm. Wandering between Piazza della Cisterna and Piazza del Duomo, you can breathe in the atmosphere of the 1300s, taste the famous Vernaccia wine, and admire one of the most iconic panoramas in all of Tuscany.

Monteriggioni: The miniature castle

“Monteriggioni with towers is crowned”: this is how Dante Alighieri described this fortified village. Located along the Via Francigena, it is a place suspended in time, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding hills. A short but intense stop, capable of creating a truly magical atmosphere.

Lucca: The city of a hundred churches

Enclosed within perfectly preserved 16th-century walls, Lucca is a gem to explore on foot or by bicycle. Take a stroll along the top of the City Walls, discover the elliptical Piazza dell’Anfiteatro, and enjoy the timeless elegance of its noble palaces.

Agricampeggio Le Carbonaie di Tredici Massimo – Via delle Croci 11/a – Località Casore del Monte – 51010 – Marliana (PT)