THEItaly it is a wonderful country. It manages to satisfy the desires of those who love to travel because it gives natural beauty and pristine, Over which art, history and culture. The period of forced isolation to which we have been forced due to the health emergency has awakened in many of us the strong desire to set out to discover new and enchanting places. Today we will focus on nature trails. In Italy there are so many, some to take your breath away. Backpack on your shoulder, then, let's go. The first thing, however, even for those who want to go out for a short excursion, is to wear the right clothes. The T-shirts they must be made of breathable fabric, even better if with a zip around the neck to protect themselves in the event of wind or drop in temperature. Always remember to bring one sweatshirt. Now it's easy to find those fleece that you can easily slip into a backpack, along with one waterproof jacket with the hood. Always choose long pants to protect the legs from scratches and insect bites. Do not venture out with walking shoes but always prefer those suitable for hiking, with non-slip, breathable and waterproof soles. Cap and sunglasses and you are ready to go.
The routes of Tuscany, from Chianti to Capraia
of the Toscana many love walking among the rows of vines, olive groves and villages that keep their ancient charm intact. Chianti is certainly suitable for hiking. The paths are as many as the one about 7 kilometers long that gives Barberino leads to New Bridge. THE wine routes then they intertwine marvelously on the green Tuscan hills with the possibility of tasting in the many wineries that meet along the way.
Those who love wild landscapes must plan a detour in Capraia. The island retains a rugged charm. The gaze moves quickly from arid soils to the rock only to get lost in the blue of the sea and in the colorful patches of vegetation. For art lovers, theRenaissance ring. A 178 km route, divided into 13 stages, full of historical and artistic suggestions.
Between glaciers and lakes, the paths on the mountains
In Valle d'Aosta, there is a walk of an hour and a half that from the village of Cogne leads to Lillaz waterfalls and Urtier torrent. Those who really want to test themselves will have to aim for the Mont Blanc.
Starting from Courmayeur you can get lost in a path between glaciers, valleys and woods. In Piemonte, from Lake Orta you can leave towards the Sacred Mount, a spiritual itinerary underpinned by twenty chapels that tell the life of San Francesco d'Assisi. For those wishing to admire splendid packs of wolves, will have to challenge each other on the path that leads to Park of the Maritime Alps. In Lombardia, lovers of breathtaking views can take the ancient route to Lake Como or Iseo. From Venetoinstead, a walk along the shores of the splendid starts Lake Garda. In Trentino, in Ledro Valley, there are several routes to practice even with children. Without forgetting to visit the Palafitte Museum of Molina di Ledro that is UNESCO heritage. And how to forget the The Dolomites? Wonderful spectacle of nature, starting right from the highest point of these mountains, the Marmolada.
The paths of the soul and transhumance
La Street of Francisin Umbria, is a must for those who want to experience more intimate and spiritual suggestions.
Challenging itinerary in the footsteps of the Saint of Assisi. You can start from two places: north from La Verna and south from Greccio. In central Italy, between Marche and Umbria, the one on Monti Sibillini it is one of the most beautiful walks. In Abruzzo you can point to the Majella Park or walk the ancient streets of transhumance used by shepherds to lead the flocks from the mountains to the valley.
From the Cinque Terre to the Zingaro Reserve
One of the most beautiful Italian routes is certainly the one through the Cinque Terre in Liguria. A maze of colorful seaside villages overlooking the sea that are located between La Spezia and Genoa.
For lovers of the sea, in Sicilia we find the Zingaro Reserve, an unspoiled nature reserve. But you can also climb on slopes of Etna, along the path of Germplasm. One of the most beautiful areas in the Mediterranean, for flora, fauna and botany, is certainly the Madonie Park. Moving on to Campania, along the famous and suggestive Amalfi Coast, you can walk the Path of the Lemons. Campania also offers a pearl like the Cilento Park which includes the archaeological sites of Paestum, Velia and the Certosa di Padula. In Puglia, there is a splendid path, the one along the Limitone of the Greeks, the road axis that today connects Taranto to Lecce. It is a very long wall similar to the dry stone walls of the Salento countryside but much more massive and imposing whose remains can still be admired in the Pasano district.
Uncontaminated nature in the Pollino Park
The Pollino National Park is located between Basilicata and Calabria. It's the biggest protected area of Italy characterized by a wild and unspoiled nature. Perfect for those who love hiking.
You can start from Ditch Jannace and reach the Sanctuary of the Madonna of the Pollino. In the park there are some of the highest peaks in Southern Italy and you can admire golden eagles, falcons and deer. And finally, to close, remember that the Sardinia, in addition to the crystal clear waters, can offer a unique experience: the discovery of numerous archaeological sites including Tombs of Matzanni. And if your desire is to reach the sea, then aim for the coastal path which leads from the beach of Porto Ferro to the Promontory of Porto Conte. Italy is all beautiful and can offer unique and fascinating experiences. Now it's up to you to choose where to go. Good walk.
