カルチナーイアのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

bring at least 0.5L of water

don't be afraid

Panoramic point

From the center of Vicopisano, take the Via dei Mulini which, in an already wild environment and in a mature holm oak wood, allows us to savor the nature of Monte Pisano. The vegetation then gives way to the reforestation of pine up to the Campo dei Lupi locality. From here, proceed on path 00 towards San Giovanni alla Vena along the Perocchio-Agreste ridge with beautiful views of both the town of Vicopisano and the Arno plain. The return after the short crossing takes place along the old dirt road "dei tre ponti" to the center of the town

From the center of Vicopisano, take the Via dei Mulini which, in an already wild environment and in a mature holm oak wood, allows us to savor the nature of Monte Pisano. The vegetation then gives way to the reforestation of pine up to the Campo dei Lupi locality. From here, proceed on path 00 towards San Giovanni alla Vena along the Perocchio-Agreste ridge with beautiful views of both the town of Vicopisano and the Arno plain. The return after the short crossing takes place along the old dirt road "dei tre ponti" to the center of the town

Campo dei Lupi is a splendid family-run estate immersed in the quiet of centuries-old olive trees on ancient stone terraces: the perfect destination for lovers of nature and tranquility. Staying in our farmhouse means hospitality, tradition, sustainability and respect for the environment.

The clock tower was built in the twelfth century. Of square construction, it has a characteristic clock face, and inside hang some original 15th century bells. Being therefore a bell tower (like the Tower of Pisa) it does not fall into the category of castles or fortifications, and is therefore off topic. The photo is still nice.

Shortly after having crossed Via Moricotti we pass on via dei Molini, on which we will find the Papo mill, a renovated building that was once a mill ... you have to cross the arch ... on the right (after crossing the 'arch) you can still see the remains of the vertical wheel that was driven by water