グロッセート周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Via Cava di San Roccoは、この地域で最も印象的なエトルリア時代の通路の1つです。この小道は完全に凝灰岩に掘られており、高さ20メートルに達する垂直な壁には、シダや苔の豊かな植生が生い茂っています。 このルートは、レンテ川の谷と上部の高原を結んでいます。登り道に沿って、古代の水路システムや岩に刻まれた階段があります。上端に到達すると、ソラーノの町とオルシーニ要塞の最も象徴的な景色を眺めることができるサン・ロッコ展望エリアに到着します。壁の涼しい微気候のため、地面は湿っていて滑りやすい場合があります。

滝はかなり小さいので、あまり期待しないでください。見た目はかなり良いです。残念ながら、今年の冬の雨のせいで小道は少し荒れています。全体として、訪れる価値のある場所で、簡単な散歩にも適しています。川のLenteに沿って進むと、一周を完了するために2回渡る必要があります。私が通ったとき、水は深くなく、膝の下までで、とてもきれいでした。

The ancient core of Saturnia stands on a rocky plateau to the left of the Albegna River, at its confluence with the Stellata stream. The settlement's existence is documented from the 12th century, although it was originally an Etruscan (nearby Etruscan necropolis of Pian di Palma) and Roman center (along the Via Clodia), as the site of a parish church and the already famous thermal baths. In 1170, the castle was under the control of the Counts of Tentennano, from 1216 under the Aldobrandeschi, and then passed to Count Bonifacio di Santa Fiora. In 1274, with the dismemberment of the Aldobrandeschi fiefdom, Saturnia became part of the County of Sovana. It was sacked by the Sienese in 1299 and by the Orvietans in 1313, who occupied it. In 1328, it passed to the Baschi family and subsequently to the Orsini. Siena conquered it, but only temporarily, in 1389 and, unable to control it, destroyed it in 1419 as it had become a haven for exiles from the Republic. In the following years, it was decided to rebuild the keep and the walls and to settle a certain number of families from Romagna and Lombardy on site. Saturnia remained under the Sienese dominion until its submission to Cosimo de' Medici in 1559. It was a fiefdom of the Marquises Ximenes from 1593 and of the Panciatichi from 1738.

Molino Waterfalls, free admission, 38-degree thermal water!

Fresh spring dawn with warm thermal water

The water is a little more than knee-high and you can still get through easily.

Was first mentioned in documents in 1276 and was extensively renovated in subsequent eras.

Sorano is a small medieval town built on tuff rocks in the province of Grosseto/Tuscany.