Take leisurely walks or challenge yourself with Hikes!
Exploring the Italian terrain is more than experiencing its spectacular beauty. Landscapes in Italy are a study in ancient history and spirituality. Choose easy rambles along rivers and among the remains of ancient civilizations, or hike to the summit of a mountain sacred to the God Apollo.

Picture yourself swimming in a crater lake, basking on black sand beaches, picnicking with a cheese Panini and a dry Frascati white wine.

Choose Your Outdoor Adventures
Your guide Lucio Graziano has selected some of the most scenic and historically interesting hikes in the region. We can help you choose which suits your activity level and customize to your group. We can also offer full-day mountain hikes.
A 4-mile hike through a fairytale village and its environs, one of the most important sites of the Faliscan rupestrian civilization. This trogloditic world of grottoes and lush nature was discovered only a few decades ago.
Moderate to challenging 7 to 9 mile paths take you through the village to ancient mills and the 12th-century Hermitage of San Leonardo with its frescoed walls.
A moderately challenging 6 -mile hike through a 3000-year-old gorge, along the banks of a crystal-clear river, where deep natural pools are perfect for a refreshing dip.
An easy ramble through a 1000-acre reserve with spectacular views of the Tiber Valley, especially seen at sunset from the summit of a mountain sacred to the God Apollo.
A relaxing 9.7 -mile ramble.At an elevation of 800 meters, Cottanello's “monticazione" is still a high grazing plain for cows, goats, and sheep. This picturesque locale is said to have inspired Saint Francis of Assisi's treatise on the beauty of nature and animals.

"Rieti province is so rich with history and beauty and hidden details to discover. Every walk brings new pleasures as you return to the beginning of civilization from where we all come."
Lucio Graziano is a licensed environmental guide excited to share his love for Rieti province.
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