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Little-traveled road to reach the Livorno hills.

Presence of water fountain

Poggio Lecceta, 457 meters above sea level, is the highest peak of the Livorno Hills and is divided between the municipalities of Livorno and Collesalvetti. The summit is occupied by a radar station, whose radome can be seen from a great distance. On the slopes of the hill is the Livorno hamlet of Valle Benedetta (364 m), known for being the site of numerous excursions by the C.A.I. of Livorno. Among the numerous streams that have their sources in Poggio Lecceta are the Rio Maggiore and the Torrente Ugione, which are among the longest that descend from the Livorno Hills. (from Wikipedia) Access to the Radar area is via a short, but very steep climb along Via del Radar; However, since it is a military structure that has the purpose of providing meteorological information, as well as ensuring air traffic control and surveillance of maritime navigation, access to the structure is prohibited to unauthorized persons.

Villa Cristina is a scout house. In the summer of 2023 I was also lucky enough to go camping with the Salesians

Nice dirt road at times with large stones but nothing complicated, all pedalable.

Valle Benedetta is a fraction of the municipality of Livorno, located in the middle of the Livorno hills and, more precisely, on the slopes of Poggio Lecceta; it is about 9 kilometers from the city center. Near this small settlement there is a weather station and an astronomical observatory.

The Agesci and Cngei scouts are responsible for managing Villa Cristina, which is a structure immersed in the greenery of the Livornesi Mountains provincial park, precisely between the Corbolone shooting gallery and the Sambuca Hermitage. The structure, public, and owned by the Tuscany Region, which entrusted its management first to the province of Livorno and subsequently to the Colline Metallifere body

Pleasant forestry in both directions, excellent connection with various trails in the Livorno Hills Park