For trekking in the name of nature and exploration
Hiking is a physical activity based on walking in the territory for the purpose of study or leisure, along difficult paths that typically cannot be traveled with conventional means of transport.
Often, deriving the term from the English language, it is also referred to as trekking or hiking. The first term comes from the English verb to trek, which means to walk slowly or even to take a long journey. The second comes from the English verb to hike, which means to walk.
We are in the territory of one of the most important cradles of Etruscan civilization, in a land that is the natural geological continuation of the Island of Elba and which partly takes on its mineral content, important for the quality of the wine.
From San Vincenzo, head south along Via della Principessa, which follows the coast on the plain, entering the Rimigliano Natural Park. After about 11 km, you exit the pine forest at La Torraccia. Going slightly uphill, you reach the crossroads for Baratti (12 km): turn right, first uphill and then downhill towards the scenic Gulf of Baratti…
We start from San Vincenzo taking the S.P. 23 “della Principessa”. At km 3.7 of the S.P. 23 (4.9 km) we leave the asphalt and enter, on the right, the Rimigliano Nature Reserve: the access is not clearly indicated, so it is important to use the table of km 3.7 of the Principessa as a reference. After passing the wooden gate, we travel 100 m to the picnic area where we turn left onto the dirt road that crosses the Nature Reserve. After about 1 km (6.2 km), at the T-junction, we keep right pedaling on the main track to an area equipped with picnic tables and information panels…
Many museums and beaches are also accessible to animals.
