Euganean Hills nature trails
Euganean Hills nature trails: vineyards and wineries
Landscapes and outdoor pursuits
Euganean Hills nature trails create the ideal setting for lovers of nature and sports to enjoy the scenery: walking, running, cycling or on horseback. Some of the paths winding through woods and vineyards on our land afford breath-taking views, just waiting to be discovered and experienced.
The Euganean Hills High Trail, n° 1
Nature trail n° 1 covers a distance of approximately 42 km and takes in the heart of the Euganean Hills Regional Park, connecting some of the most delightful spots in these parts. The looped route takes in the peaks of Mount Venda, Mount Rua and Mount Pirio, and wooded stretches with breaks affording spectacular views of the Veneto plain. Sights along the way include ancient hermitages, the remains of monasteries and picturesque rural areas dotted with vineyards and olive groves. The route is ideal for serious hikers and can be split up into stages, with the option of making stops at holiday farms and scenic spots such as the Villa Beatrice d’Este or the ancient village of Arquà Petrarca. An immersive experience combining nature, history and restorative quietness. Find out more on the Euganean Hills Regional Parkwebsite.
Mount Fasolo trail n° 12
Trail n° 12 of the Euganean Hills Regional Park follows a looped route of approximately 3.5 km. Starting from the Capitello di Sant’Antonio roadside shrine, it leads through hornbeam, ash and chestnut woods, offering magnificent views of the plain and the surrounding hills. One of the prettiest stretches is the almond tree walk, at the end of which you can buy Colli Euganei DOC wines at the Le Volpi Winery, or simply relax and taste them at the Monte Fasolo Wine Bar while enjoying the view. Find out more on the Euganean Hills Regional Parkwebsite. Enoteca Monte Fasolo. Find out more on Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei website.
Atestino trail n° 03
Of the various trails through the Euganean Hills, this 19.2 km route stands out for its scenic beauty and historical interest. Starting at the Bar Ventolone in Arquà Petrarca, it takes in olive groves, woods, vineyards and ancient roads, places of interest like the Convent of Santa Maria di Orbise, also theMonte Fasolo Wine Bar and our Le Volpi Wine Relais, the Villa Beatrice d’Este, and finally the Fonte del Pissarotto.Back in Arquà Petrarca, it ends at the house of the celebrated poet Petrarch, rounding off a total immersion in nature, culture and rural landscapes. Find out more on Parco Regionale dei Colli Euganei website.
