Nature as a teacher, the mountain as a classroom.
We enter the forest and begin to observe; keen eyes can find all kinds of tracks that tell the story of the life and habits of the forest’s inhabitants. All of this is surrounded by countless plants that conceal unique properties and characteristics. The goal of this experience is to discover some of these peculiarities and learn to read the tracks that animals leave behind as they pass.
• Duration: 2/3 hours
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Cost: €60 per person*
• Min. Pax: 4
• Season: From June to September
• What’s included: Hiking guide
Recommended:
Layered trekking clothing, backpack, mountain boots
or trail running shoes, waterproof-windproof jacket, water (1.5l), trekking poles
* The transfer service is not included in the package and will be calculated separately.
An immersive journey into the heart of nature, following a trail that winds through chestnut trees, oaks, and laurels, leading to a clearing adorned with young vines, symbolizing a landscape in constant transformation.
Along the way, an expert hiking guide will share stories and fascinating insights about the region, deepening your connection to the land. Upon arrival at Baita Morena, you’ll be warmly welcomed by Chef Francesco Piacentini, aka Wild Cook Lab, who will surprise you with dishes that tell the story of the area.
Crafted from locally sourced and wild ingredients, his creations reflect the changing seasons and offer a perfect blend of tradition and innovation a truly authentic and unforgettable mountain experience.
Details:
• Distance: 8.5 km
• Duration: 6–7 hours
• Difficulty: Easy to moderate
• Elevation gain: 500 m
• Cost: €180 per person
• Minimum participants: 4 pax
• What’s included: hiking guide, lunch at the hut with the chef
• Season: June to September
Recommended gear:
Layered trekking clothing
Backpack
Mountain boots or trail running shoes
Waterproof/windproof jacket
1.5L of water
Trekking poles
Immerse yourself in a captivating experience that engages all five senses, exploring the rich tradition and culture of Garfagnana.
This tour, a true autumn ritual but perfect in any season will guide you through vibrant colors and the nostalgic scents of a bygone era.
Wandering through the woods, surrounded by chestnut trees and traditional drying huts, this is more than a physical journey—it’s a deep dive into an ancient tradition. Here, the bond between man and nature is celebrated with every step, revealing stories and flavors from an authentic past.
Details:
• Duration: 6–7 hours
• Difficulty: Easy
• Minimum participants: 2 pax
• Cost: €180 per person
• Season: Year-round
• What’s included: guided visit to the chestnut grove and drying hut, welcome kit from the farm, lunch at Podere Concori
Recommended gear:
Comfortable clothing
Backpack
Rain/wind jacket
1.5L of water
A captivating journey through the Tuscan countryside, where ancient churches and villas intertwine with rows of vines.
An expert guide will lead you along a scenic path through forests and historic olive groves, with a panoramic stop before descending into a picturesque village and its Romanesque church.
Following an ancient mule track, you’ll arrive at Fubbiano farm, where a wine and olive oil tasting offers an opportunity to savor the authentic flavors of the region. The experience concludes among vineyards, immersed in the beauty of the Lucca hills.
This itinerary includes highlights such as the Church of Tofori, the village of Petrognano, and San Gennaro, culminating in an unforgettable visit to Fubbiano farm.
Details:
• Distance: 8 km
• Duration: 6–7 hours
• Elevation gain: 450 m
• Difficulty: Easy to moderate
• Cost: €150 per person
• Minimum participants: 4 pax
• What’s included: hiking guide, wine and olive oil tasting at Fubbiano
• Season: April to October
Recommended gear:
Layered trekking clothing
Backpack
Mountain boots or trail running shoes
Waterproof/windproof jacket
1.5L of water
Trekking poles
As you ascend through the beech forest, the afternoon light casts golden shadows across the woods.
Surrounded by lush meadows and grazing herds, the path leads you to a mountain pass. As the sun slowly sets, you’ll reach the summit of Pania di Corfino, where a breathtaking panoramic view of the Garfagnana, the Apennines, and the Apuan Alps awaits.
With the sky ablaze in sunset hues, you’ll begin your descent to the calming sounds of the forest. The experience concludes with a delicious dinner at Rifugio Isera, making this a truly unforgettable mountain adventure.
Details:
• Distance: 7 km
• Duration: 6 hours
• Elevation gain: 400 m
• Difficulty: Medium
• Cost: €150 per person
• Minimum participants: 4 pax
• What’s included: hiking guide, dinner at the refuge
• Season: June to September
Recommended gear:
Layered trekking clothing
Backpack
Mountain boots or trail running shoes
Waterproof/windproof jacket
1.5L of water
Trekking poles
An epic trek along one of Tuscany’s most fascinating routes: the ascent to Monte Forato.
Starting from Fornovolasco, a historic village once renowned for its ironworking tradition, this route follows an ancient mule track that for centuries connected Versilia and Garfagnana. Along the way, you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views that stretch all the way to the sea.
At the summit, you’ll encounter the stunning Monte Forato, featuring a natural 32-meter arch—a masterpiece of karst formations shaped by wind, rain, and time. It’s a truly awe-inspiring sight and a gem of the Apuan Alps.
With boots laced up and backpacks on, your adventure is ready to begin!
Details:
• Distance: 14 km
• Duration: 7 hours
• Elevation gain: 900 m+
• Difficulty: Moderate
• Cost: €150 per person
• Minimum participants: 4 pax
• What’s included: hiking guide, lunch box
• Season: June to September
Recommended gear:
Layered trekking clothing
Backpack
Mountain boots or trail running shoes
Waterproof/windproof jacket
1.5L of water
Trekking poles
From the summit of Monte Prado, rolling green hills, rocky slopes, beech forests, and vast alpine meadows stretch out before you.
The view spans from the Apuan Alps to the Apennines, with Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna at our feet, while the horizon opens up to the sea and the Tuscan Archipelago.During this trek, we reach the 2,054-meter summit of Monte Prado, surrounded by an extraordinary panorama. We are in the Tusco-Emilian Apennine National Park, which, since 2015, has been recognized as a UNESCO MAB Biosphere Reserve a place that preserves breathtaking landscapes and unique biodiversity.
• Distance: 15 km
• Duration: 7-8 hours
• Elevation Gain: 900 m+ • Difficulty: Moderate
• Cost: €150 per person
• Min. Pax: 4
• What’s included: Hiking guide, lunch box
• Season: From Jun to Sep
Recommended:
Layered trekking clothing, backpack, mountain boots
or trail running shoes, waterproof/windproof jacket, water (1.5l), trekking poles
Pania della Croce (1858 m), also known as the Queen of the Apuan Alps,
is one of the most spectacular peaks in this mountain range that separates Garfagnana from Versilia.
From its rocky summit, the view stretches 360°, embracing the entire valley all the way to the sea. On clear days, you can even spot Corsica, distant yet clearly visible. The towering, solitary summit cross stands guard over Garfagnana, offering a breathtaking panorama that extendsfrom Livorno to the Gulf of La Spezia, with stunning views of the Tuscan Archipelago Islands. After enjoying a moment of inner peace and a refreshing snack, the descent begins, leaving you with a sense of well-being and serenity.
• Distance: 8 km
• Duration: 7 hours
• Elevation Gain: 700 m+ • Difficulty: Moderate
• Cost: €150 per person
• Min. Pax: 4
• What’s included: Hiking guide, lunch box
• Season: From June to September
Recommended:
Layered trekking clothing, backpack, mountain boots
or trail running shoes, waterproof/windproof jacket, water (1.5L), trekking poles
A journey that blends history and nature, where the forest and countryside merge with the ancient cobbled streets of the villages.
Walking along verdant mule tracks, you’ll arrive at the picturesque village of Albiano, continuing on to the crystal-clear Corsonna stream. Following its flow, the trail winds gently upward toward Barga, a historic town where charming buildings and narrow alleys lead you to the majestic cathedral and its stunning panoramic terrace.
The experience concludes with a relaxing stop in the heart of the village, where you’ll enjoy a refreshing drink, closing a day filled with history, nature, and tradition.
Details:
• Distance: 7 km
• Elevation gain: 300 m
• Duration: 3.5 hours
• Difficulty: Easy to moderate
• Cost: €80 per person
• Minimum participants: 4 pax
• What’s included: hiking guide, snack and drink
• Season: April to October
Recommended gear:
Layered trekking clothing
Backpack
Hiking boots or trail running shoes
Waterproof/windproof jacket
1.5L of water
Trekking poles
