Itineraries
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Riola
Accessible path: Memory and Nature with our eyes closed
A four-day hike that's fully accessible for people with visual impairments
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Parco dei Gessi e dei Calanchi dell'Abbadessa
Potholing in the Spipola and Farneto Caves
A true caving experience inside geological formations rich in history and nature
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Molinella
Skydiving in Molinella
In Molinella there are several areas equipped for those who want to take a free-fall trip in the wind
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Bologna
Firenze
Accessible path: Via degli Dei (The path of Gods)
130 km di trekking accessibile a persone con disabilità visiva
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Hamlet of Qualto
Dating back to the 1200s, Qualto is the oldest village in San Benedetto Val di Sambro
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Hamlet of Pieve di Cento
Known as ‘little Bologna’ due to its long porticoed footpaths, Pieve di Cento is a town in the Plains of Bologna on the right bank of the River Reno
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The Frattona Woods Natural Oasis
Frattona Woods is a 19-hectare natural oasis just outside the city of Imola that extends along the valley of the Correcchio torrent (a tributary of the Sillaro)
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Vena del Gesso Park
A park to protect the longest chalk relief in Italy, which lies between Imola and Faenza and has been recognized UNESCO World Heritage.
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The Quadrone Oasis
The ‘Quadrone’ is a natural treasure in the area of Medicina. A Wildlife Oasis since 1985, it covers approximately 270 hectares
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Bisana Forest
This forest is found on the Bisana floodplain which has formed between the municipality of Galliera and Pieve di Cento following the accumulation of debris transported by the River Reno in front of the Panfilia Woods
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Ecological Rebalancing Area – The San Vitale Floodplain
An area consisting of the floodplain of the Reno River and a forest of more than 30 hectares
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La Rizza Oasis
A 40-hectare natural area characterized by vast biodiversity where you can see numerous species of birds including the white stork
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Ponds of the Crevalcore Ex-Sugar Refinery
An ecological rebalancing area consisting of the settling tanks of the old Crevalcore sugar plant
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Castel San Pietro Terme (BO)
Villaggio della Salute Più, Monterenzio (BO)
Accessible trail: Valle del Sillaro
The first of four accessible walking and cycling routes along the Sillaro Valley
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Loiano
Loiano
Accessible trail: All-in BOM.BA
An off-road trail accessible to people with disabilities
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La Bora
An environmental rebalancing area which encircles two large lakes created by a quarry that was abandoned in the 1980s
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Parco Regionale dell’Abbazia di Monteveglio (Regional Park of the Abbey of Monteveglio)
The Parco Regionale dell’Abbazia di Monteveglio is 26 km from the heart of Bologna, nestled in the Samoggia Valley
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Park of Lakes Suviana and Brasimone
It extends around three large reservoirs, Lake Suviana; Lake Brasimone and Lake Santa Maria
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Parco dei Gessi Bolognesi e Calanchi dell’Abbadessa (Bologna Gypsum and Badlands of the Abbess Park)
The largest karst park in Emilia-Romagna, recognized UNESCO World Heritage.
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Pliocene Spur Nature Reserve
The largest natural area in the entire region, about 20 kilometers from Bologna
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Corno alle Scale Regional Park
Corno alle Scale Regional Park extends across 5,000 hectares, sharing a border with the Park of the Upper Modena Apennines, about an hour drive from Bologna and Florence
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