Hiking & Trekking Tours & Trips in Lazio, Marche & Abruzzo

Wildlife enthusiasts will find themselves tracking wolves at dawn, hiking through bear habitats, and savoring regional cuisine while supporting local conservation efforts. This intimate adventure balances authentic cultural encounters with meaningful contributions to rewilding projects.

Scenic trails lead you through 3-5 hour daily walks, from ancient shepherds' routes to mountain plateaus. This well-paced adventure harmoniously combines active outdoors with immersive local encounters and natural wonders.

Seven invigorating treks take you through sacred Roman peaks and volcanic territories, while cultural riches await in historic towns. The challenging ascents are balanced with authentic culinary delights and fascinating historical discoveries.

Mountain adventures unfold as you lead Haflinger ponies along scenic trails and delve into local crafts. The journey features visits to Scanno's gold workshops, traditional confetti tasting in Sulmona, and nights camping under stars with authentic Abruzzese cuisine.

Walking the ancient Via Francigena South through Lazio's Monti Lepini, you'll follow the original Roman cobblestones of the Appia Antica past Cecilia Metella's mausoleum and Geta's tomb. The route includes a stop at medieval Sermoneta perched on its hilltop and the 12th-century Gothic Fossanova Abbey where Thomas Aquinas died. This moderate 7-day hike covers 116 km with daily distances of 11-24 km, climbing through sunflower fields and oak forests above Lake Albano before descending to the Tyrrhenian coast in Terracina.

The route takes you through Majella National Park, a massive 74,095-hectare protected area in Abruzzo known for its limestone peaks and over 2,100 plant species. The 14 km trek starts from Pretoro and climbs through beech forests to Passo Lanciano with 1,081m of ascent, then drops into Orfento Valley where you might spot Apennine chamois, brown bears, and golden eagles.

Walking the historic Sentiero Francescano from Città di Castello to Assisi, you'll cover 69km through the Umbrian hills where St. Francis once wandered seeking spiritual connection. The route passes the 12th-century Abbey of San Benedetto near Pietralunga at 566m elevation, then climbs 578m through oak forests and olive groves to reach medieval Gubbio with its preserved stone walls and towers. After that, the ridge trail from Valfabbrica opens up panoramic views of the Sibillini Mountains before the final 13km descent into Assisi.