Mount Amiata — WorldGuide

What makes this place unique

About

Mount Amiata is a majestic extinct volcano located in southern Tuscany, offering unique ecological diversity.

Terrain, waters and landscape

Terrain

As a dominant peak in southern Tuscany, Mount Amiata features vast beech forests and rich mineral springs. It represents an important geothermal zone within Italia. For hiking trails and panoramic viewpoint locations, check the Harita page element.

Practical notes before you go

Visit

Type: Mountain
Tip: Check weather and trail conditions before visiting high terrain.

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River

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River

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River

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Lakes

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Lakes

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Forest

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Forest

Casentinesi Forests

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Canyons

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Canyons

Botro ai Buchi Canyon

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