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In eastern Trentino, the Lagorai range offers a multi-day traverse along porphyry ridges with no equipped refuges and no lifts. It's the anti-Dolomites: no cable cars, no crowds, just silence, alpine lakes, and bivouacs for those seeking the mountains as they truly are.
Jun 30, 2026
In Val Chiavenna, in the Sondrio area, Val Codera can be reached only on foot, by climbing a stone stairway. With no roads and no traffic, home to just a handful of people, it is the very symbol of slow travel: crowds simply cannot get here.
Jun 30, 2026
The Valnerina is the greenest, quietest valley in Umbria, set deep along the River Nera between the Marche and the Apennine border. Far from the mass routes, it offers abbeys, mills and villages suspended in time, where the sound of water is almost the only one you hear.
Jun 30, 2026
Near Terni, footpaths link the Marmore Falls, among the tallest in Europe, to Lake Piediluco, a calm and little-touristed stretch of water. A loop through the green heart of Umbria, where nature surprises just a few steps from town.
Jun 30, 2026
An itinerary through the inland Marche that links Franciscan friaries, clay badlands and medieval villages, far from the crowded coast. It crosses hilly and Apennine areas little trodden by tourism, where you walk in peace among rural landscapes and places of spirituality.
Jun 30, 2026
In the Marche Apennines, around the famous Frasassi Caves, ravines, Romanesque abbeys and rock hermitages lie hidden. While the caves draw many visitors, the outdoor trails of the gorge and the mountains stay almost deserted and are walked in complete peace.
Jun 30, 2026
The circuit of Lake Bolsena, in the Tuscia area of Viterbo: the largest volcanic lake in Europe, among stone villages, vineyards and two little islands. A slow, silent alternative to Lake Trasimeno, far from mass tourism, with clean waters and villages that still live on fishing and farming.
Jun 30, 2026
A loop among the four Franciscan sanctuaries of the Holy Valley, in the Rieti basin: Greccio, Fonte Colombo, La Foresta and Poggio Bustone, linked by woods and Apennine mule tracks. Quiet, widespread spirituality, far from mass religious tourism, in the geographical heart of Italy.
Jun 30, 2026
In the heart of the Tuscia around Viterbo, Lake Vico is the most intact volcanic basin in Lazio, protected by a nature reserve and ringed by beech and chestnut woods. Far from the more touristy lakes, it offers silence, shady trails and clean waters not far from Rome.
Jun 30, 2026