Best lakes around Scarperia E San Piero offer diverse natural and recreational experiences within the Mugello area. The region features both natural water bodies and significant artificial lakes, providing opportunities for various outdoor activities. Scarperia E San Piero is situated in a landscape that includes the Apennine mountains, contributing to its varied terrain and water features. These lakes serve as focal points for nature exploration and water-based recreation.
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Bologna to Florence through the Apennines — the Via degli Dei
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From Lake Legri there is a very steep climb on asphalt, leaving the village of Fisciano you can go up on a dirt road to Quercetino and, from here, proceed towards Le Croci.
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You reach the small village after a short but very steep climb on asphalt from Legri. You can continue on dirt road and reach Le Croci di Calenzano.
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The Pool of Death is so called because, according to legend, centuries ago some people died here because of the strong current. Although it is not to be underestimated even today, the Buti stream forms a small waterfall and consequently a small pool where it is possible to bathe, especially recommended when there is little water.
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Artificial lake with clay barrier of the Sieve river built for drinking water purposes. The road that runs along it on the right side of the Sieve is beautiful.
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It may be worth a visit in combination with an excursion to the "lands of Giotto"
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The point is located about halfway towards Poggio Ripaghera - Sentieri delle Burraie. From the vantage point it ranges from Pratomagno, to Florence and to the profile of the mountains of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. Challenging but feasible climb. Exciting.
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Lake Bilancino is a hub for water sports, offering activities such as canoeing, kayaking, sailing, windsurfing, and Stand Up Paddleboarding (SUP). Its clean waters are also suitable for swimming, especially during warmer months. You can find more information about kayaking and SUP on Lake Bilancino here.
Yes, both Lake Bilancino and Lake Montelleri, Vicchio are considered family-friendly. Lake Bilancino offers equipped beaches and various activities, while Lake Montelleri in the small village of Vicchio provides a pleasant setting for a family outing.
The WWF Gabbianello Natural Oasis at Lake Bilancino is an excellent spot for nature and wildlife observation. This 25-hectare oasis protects damp habitats and is a haven for various bird species, including white storks, wild geese, and pink flamingos, particularly during migratory periods.
Yes, around Lake Bilancino, you'll find dedicated cycling paths and tracks suitable for trekking, jogging, or mountain biking, all immersed in nature. For more detailed routes, you can explore options like the 'View of Lake Bilancino loop' in the Cycling around Scarperia E San Piero guide or the 'View of Castello del Trebbio – View of Lake Bilancino loop' in the Gravel biking around Scarperia E San Piero guide.
The warmer months are ideal for visiting the lakes, especially Lake Bilancino, when water sports and swimming are most enjoyable. However, the natural beauty and trails around the lakes can be appreciated year-round for activities like hiking and birdwatching.
Yes, Lake Cavallino, located directly within Scarperia e San Piero, is particularly known for its fishing, primarily offering a catch-and-release experience. It's an ideal spot for sport fishing enthusiasts.
For those seeking a more adventurous experience, Pozza della Morte (Pool of Death) on the Rio Buti offers a river and waterfall feature where a small pool forms. It's suitable for bathing when water levels are low, but good footwear is necessary for access due to the challenging terrain.
The View of Lake Peretola offers expansive vistas across the landscape, including Pratomagno, Florence, and the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. While the climb can be challenging, the views are exciting. Lake Bilancino also has several viewpoints around its perimeter.
Lake Bilancino is well-equipped for tourism, featuring areas like 'Bahia' and 'Andolaccio' with amenities such as designated camper zones, parking lots, and restaurants. There are also equipped beaches with sun loungers, umbrellas, and bars for comfort and fun.
Yes, the Trail to Fisciano and Lago di Legri is an intermediate trail that includes a lake. This route offers a mix of asphalt and dirt roads, providing a varied experience for hikers and cyclists.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural and recreational experiences offered by the lakes. From the tranquil fishing at Lake Cavallino to the wide array of water sports and nature observation at Lake Bilancino, the area provides opportunities for relaxation, adventure, and enjoying the beautiful Mugello landscape.


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