Woods, trails, and views just steps from the R&B: you can set off on foot without having to take a car.
From leisurely strolls to more intense treks, nature here is a constant invitation to breathe and move.
- Woodland walks and scenic trails.
The surrounding area boasts a network of trails immersed in the Apennine woods, ideal for regenerating walks in contact with nature. The routes pass through hills, clearings, and small rural villages, offering evocative views and the opportunity to explore the area even without a car.
- CAI trekking trails.
For hiking enthusiasts, numerous CAI-marked itineraries crisscross the area. The routes range from simple walks suitable for everyone to more challenging hikes, allowing you to discover the nature and landscapes of the Bologna Apennines.
- Art-Trail: art and nature in the woods.
The Art-Trail is a route that combines nature and art installations along the trails. Walking among the trees, you'll encounter contemporary works integrated into the landscape, creating a contemplative experience that unites creativity and the environment.
- Mountain bike trails.
The area offers several mountain bike itineraries, with trails that alternate between scenic routes and more technical sections for more experienced cyclists. In some areas, you can also rent bicycles to explore the trails.
- Giardini del Casoncello: a natural and eco-sustainable garden.
Giardini del Casonecello is a unique place where wild and ornamental plants coexist in harmony with the landscape. Designed according to ecological principles, it is an example of a contemporary garden that values biodiversity and the relationship between nature and design.
- The Mills Trail of the Savena Valley.
This itinerary follows the streams of the Savena Valley and allows you to discover ancient mills, rural buildings, and traces of ancient peasant life. The route passes through woods and small historic towns, offering a glimpse into the valley's historical and landscape heritage.
- Castel dell'Alpi Lake, between nature and history.
Castel dell'Alpi Lake is a small natural lake in the Bologna Apennines, formed by a large landslide in 1951 that blocked the Savena River. The area is ideal for walking, picnics, and naturism, and combines the lakeside setting with the woods and hills typical of the upper valley.
- The Bolognese Hills and the Village of Dozza: Wines and Tastings.
For wine lovers, the Bolognese Hills offer wineries, vineyards, and tastings of local products. The nearby village of Dozza, known for its medieval center and the "Borgo Dipinto" (Painted Village), is also an important hub for discovering local wines such as Pignoletto and other typical reds.
- The Tuscan Chianti Hills.
In about an hour and a half's drive, you can reach the Chianti hills in Tuscany, with towns such as Rufina and Montespertoli. Here, you can visit historic wineries, taste renowned wines, and admire landscapes characterized by vineyards, villages, and centuries-old winemaking traditions.
