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The Bruna is a river approximately 42 km long that flows in the northern part of the province of Grosseto. The watercourse has its sources in the Colline Metallifere, just south of Massa Marittima. Initially flowing east, it forms the Accesa Lake, then receives a couple of left tributaries and finally makes a bend to the right, deviating its direction south and entering the northern Grosseto plain near the villages of Castellaccia and Giuncarico in the municipality of Gavorrano. After a few kilometers, after passing the town of Macchiascandona, it curves right again, heading southwest near the Ponti di Badia, and crosses the entire Diaccia Botrona until reaching the town of Castiglione della Pescaia, where, passing under the Giorgini Bridge, it flows into the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Once you get here you can decide to continue straight to reach Sticciano, turn right to find yourself at Nave, take the left path to go down to Batignano

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Accesa Lake (Massa Marittima) A small natural lake with clear waters, nestled in the Maremma Grossetana. Little-known, it offers an intimate and pristine atmosphere. Surrounded by Etruscan ruins and wooded trails, it is a popular destination for mass tourism. There are concerns about the preservation of its natural environment.

Every August 14th the Palio dei Ciuchi takes place, a very heartfelt folkloristic event where the five districts (Corso, Ventosa, Torre, Tramonto and Nobili) compete for a banner painted by local artists. During the same month, "Medioevo nel Borgo" is also organized, a suggestive medieval festival known throughout Tuscany with jugglers, musicians, acrobats and stalls with artisanal products, for a leap into the past.

Roccatederighi stands on a spur of Mount Sassoforte, from which you can enjoy a wide and splendid panorama of the Maremma. The town still retains its medieval charm intact, in addition to the suggestive arched entrance gate and some tower houses. But the peculiarity of this village is given by the close link it has with the rock on which it rests, trachyte, a volcanic rock that has been exploited to build houses and other buildings, dig alleys and squares, and of which boulders and outcrops can be seen in various parts of the center. you can also find the remains of the ancient fortress and some sections of the original walls, dating back to the fourteenth century. In the upper part stands the tower, rebuilt in 1910 with a large clock that marks the time of this corner of Tuscany.