On the trailStargazing at the Cervara observatory
Free evening observation sessions at the Claudio del Sole astronomical observatory at Prataglia, above Cervara di Roma, run by an astronomy association.
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On horseback
On horsebackCampaegli and Camposecco are open karst plains high in the Simbruini: grass, sinkholes, and the beech woods standing back at the edges. On horseback you cross them instead of skirting them, which is the only way the size of the place lands.
A whole day in the saddle asks for legs and patience; if you want the mountain without the horse, the same plateaus walk well.
Cervara di Roma at its real position from Rome, with everywhere else we list behind it — so you can see how far out this one is.
Open it where the roads are
Takes you to Cervara di Roma — the town, not the meeting point. Ask them where exactly to turn up; the number is on this page.
Getting there
The day stays yours: you leave when you want, stop where you want, and come back when the light goes.
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On the trailFree evening observation sessions at the Claudio del Sole astronomical observatory at Prataglia, above Cervara di Roma, run by an astronomy association.
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Off roadA guided quad ride from Campaegli, at 1,200 metres in the Monti Simbruini, to the red deer enclosure at Prataglia run by the regional park.
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Off roadA guided quad ride from Campaegli down towards the Fondi di Jenne, the karst hollows on the far side of the Simbruini.
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Off roadA two-hour guided quad ride after dark from Campaegli across to Livata and Campo dell'Osso, the ski area of the Monti Simbruini.
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On horsebackRide out into the Tolfa hills for three hours. They also go out at sunset.
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On horsebackRide through the Castelporziano pines and come out on the beach at Ostia.
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On horsebackAn hour on horseback in the Parco dei Castelli Romani with a certified guide, leaving from Via Sicilia at Rocca di Papa.
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On horsebackA ride of about an hour and a half on horseback through the vineyards, followed by the cellar tour and a tasting of six wines with local products.
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