Rifugio Cai La Calla: A Corner of Peace in the Tuscan Hills
The Rifugio Cai La Calla is nestled in the heart of the gentle Tuscan hills, in the picturesque area of Stia, an ideal place for those who want to fully immerse themselves in nature and enjoy an atmosphere of genuine tranquility. This refuge is a crucial stop for hikers and trekking enthusiasts who are looking not only for a refreshment point but also a perfect base from which to explore the unique landscapes of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines.
Surrounded by lush woods and well-marked trails, Rifugio Cai La Calla offers breathtaking views that stretch over the valleys below and the nearby peaks. The facility, managed with care and passion, welcomes visitors with a warm and friendly environment, perfect for recharging after a long hike or enjoying moments of relaxation away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Services and Activities
Several services are available at the refuge designed to meet the needs of hikers of all levels:
- Refreshment points where you can taste traditional Tuscan dishes, prepared with high-quality local ingredients
- Cozy common areas, ideal for socializing with other travelers or enjoying a moment of relaxation in front of the fireplace
- Access to numerous hiking trails that cross the Sasso Fratino Nature Reserve and other areas of great natural interest
- The possibility to participate in guided hikes and outdoor activities organized in collaboration with the Italian Alpine Club
The refuge is therefore a point of reference for those who love the mountains, not only as a simple logistical base but also as a place to live authentic experiences and discover lesser-known aspects of Tuscan nature. Its strategic location allows easy movement between woods, rivers, and historic villages, making every stay an opportunity to discover the area's rich scenic and cultural heritage.
Rifugio Cai La Calla in Stia thus represents an ideal destination for those wishing to combine nature, sport, and relaxation in a unique and evocative setting.
