A green and peaceful hiking trail in the middle of town. The trail follows a creek flowing in a little canyon, with clean water and a lot of vegetation (we visited in mid fall). The right bank is lined with what looks like community gardens, or possibly a restoration of medieval agriculture (there is a lot of signage, but it's all in Italian, and I did not have the time or patience to translate). If you want to spend 40 to 60 minutes stretching your legs, this is a great spot. There are no facilities on the trail, except a large picnic table we saw about 20 minutes from...
Read moreWe walked this trail with our child and had a fantastic time! The path is easy enough for kids, and the river crossings on stones and wooden bridges made it feel like a little adventure. The water is crystal clear and cold, which was perfect for a dip on a hot day. The Diborrato Waterfall at the end was a highlight; absolutely beautiful and great for a short swim or picnic. There are no restrooms or shops on the trail, so pack water, snacks, and towels. This is a must-do if you are near Siena or Colle di Val d’Elsa. Fun, safe, and filled with nature. Our whole...
Read moreThis trail is an easy walk and takes about 1-1.5 hour each way. You can also take a bus back to Colle Val d’Elsa from the end of the trail so you don’t have to walk all the way back. This trail is popular among both tourists and locals so it can get quite busy but it’s long enough for everyone to find a quiet place. It’s the perfect place to relax in or alongside the water so bring your swim gear. Just bring mosquito repellent and park your car at the designated paid parking areas to prevent...
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