© Cesare Moroni

Mount Amiata Faunal Park is part of Mount Labbro Nature Reserve.

It spreads over some 200 hectares and is dedicated to the study, protection and safeguard of a number of animal species semi-wildly living within large areas. It’s currently a landmark for investigations on environmental issues and also hosts many cultural events on various topics, from botany to contemporary arts.

The park fauna includes Apennine wolfs (which can be spotted from the loggias along the footpaths provided), saltire mousy donkeys, Egyptian vultures, wild boars and ungulates such as fallow and roe-deers, chamois and mouflons. The park also hosts smaller animals living in the undergrowth such as foxes, badgers and porcupines.

A large number of footpaths and natural tracks are provided for didactic and educational itineraries. Expert environmental guides are also available to accompany visitors within the park.

Mount Labbro Nature Reserve (Arcidosso)

Fallow Deers

Wolf

Sorcino crociato dell’Amiata

Wild boars

Roe-deers

Foxes

Porcupines

Address:
Podere de' Nobili - Arcidosso (GR)

How to get there:
From Grosseto take the SS "Due Mari" and exit at Paganico to reach Arcidosso. Follow the directions to Roccalbegna and after about 8 km turn right taking the road to Mount Labbro. Follow the directions to the Park

Opening hours:
Open every day (except on Monday) from 07.15 to sunset. The park can be visited following the available foot tracks

E-Mail: info@parcofaunistico.it