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Fluss – Blick auf Rocca d'Orcia Runde von Castiglione d'Orcia

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Fluss – Blick auf Rocca d'Orcia Runde von Castiglione d'Orcia

Kirsche planned a hike

September 17, 2021

Fluss – Blick auf Rocca d'Orcia Runde von Castiglione d'Orcia

Moderate

03:40

12.0km

3.3km/h

360m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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2.29 km

Orcia River Crossing

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I ford safely at the Orcia. The Tuscany crossing has just begun but it is already an adventure!

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3.20 km

View of Rocca d'Orcia

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Along the Orcia River, not far from Bagno Vignoni, looking up you can enjoy a splendid view of Rocca d'Orcia, a hamlet of Castiglione, and its iconic tower: the medieval fortress of Tentennano.

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4.10 km

Thermal Stream

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Simply fantastic. Free entry

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4.62 km

Parco dei Mulini Archaeological Site and Thermal Springs

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Between the town and the freely accessible part of the thermal baths is the Parco de Mulino, an excavation site of three mills that were probably operated here on the water.

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6.63 km

Entrance to Tenuta Sanoner

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Organic cultivation, tastings. tenuta-sanoner.it/de/weingut-in-der-toskana/1-0.html

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6.85 km

Sante Marie di Vignoni Winery

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Sante Marie di Vignoni Winery was founded by Alfredo Generali, thanks to the passion for the land, and his son Franco, who bought several plots of land over the years, …

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7.40 km

This is Vignoni Alto: a small aggregate made up of buildings that belonged to the ancient castle of the same name. Its origins date back to the eleventh century, as a possession of the Abbey of Sant'Antimo.

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