Maremma Regional Park: Info and Activities

Also known as Uccellina Park, named after the hills it spans, it’s an unmissable destination for those seeking hikes and trails immersed in unspoiled nature, teeming with wildlife and offering romantic landscapes.

Exploring the Maremma Regional Park

Covering over 9,000 hectares along the Tyrrhenian coast in the province of Grosseto, Maremma Park is ideal for experiencing Tuscany's most authentic landscapes. Perfect for nature lovers, it’s also an ideal day-trip destination for those staying nearby, offering an unforgettable outdoor experience.

Wildlife in the Maremma Regional Park

The Park offers a chance to encounter wild animals such as wild boars, foxes, fallow deer, and the iconic Maremma cattle. For birdwatchers, it’s a true paradise: the park's wetlands host an impressive array of bird species, including herons, hawks, and various wading birds.

Flora in the Maremma Regional Park

Besides wildlife, the Park boasts a rich variety of Mediterranean vegetation, including holm oak, strawberry tree, myrtle, and mastic.

Activities and Excursions

Maremma Park can be explored in many ways: from trekking along lush trails and Nordic walking routes to cycling, horseback riding, carriage rides, canoeing, or kayaking. For children, a special adventure with friendly donkeys adds an extra layer of excitement and creates unforgettable memories.

Guided tours are available for those interested in the history and ecology of the area, though self-guided visits are also permitted.

Trails and Routes in Maremma Park

Maremma Park welcomes visitors of all levels, offering trails that range from beginner paths to advanced hikes. One of the most popular routes is the “Tower Trail,” which winds through the hills and provides breathtaking views of the Tuscan coast, leading to the ruins of ancient coastal watchtowers. Visitors can also choose from a variety of trail types:

• Walks: Accessible and easy routes, ideal for families to enjoy the natural beauty without too much exertion.
• Hikes: A selection of nine trails for walking enthusiasts, perfect for thoroughly exploring the park's flora and fauna.
• Cycling: Some routes are also accessible by e-bike, providing an adventurous experience along the park's trails.
• Horseback Riding: Guided horseback excursions offer an immersive experience in the park's natural landscapes.
• Carriage Rides: A relaxing, comfortable option for visiting the park with a naturalist guide.
• Canoeing: Excursions along the Ombrone River, providing a unique and relaxing perspective on the park.
• Beach Routes: Trails that lead to the park’s secluded and pristine beaches.

Some routes are open year-round, while others are available only in specific seasons to protect local wildlife and vegetation.

Maremma Park: Entrance Fees and Hours

The Maremma Regional Park offers a variety of itineraries, each with its own ticket pricing:

• Itineraries A1, A2, A3, A4, A9, A11, C1, and C2:

Standard Ticket: €10

Reduced Ticket: €5 (for children aged 6 to 14, groups of at least 20 paying participants, and students up to 25 years old)

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• Itineraries A5, A6, A7, A8, T1, and Pinastrellaia:

Standard Ticket: €5

Reduced Ticket: €2 (for the same categories as above)

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Tickets can be purchased at the Alberese Visitor Center or online through the park's official website. 

The park operates daily from 8:30 a.m. until one hour before sunset.