Natural Areas Arboreto di Vallombrosa The Arboretum of Vallombrosa is a wooded area that is located in Reggello. This is the most important Italian collection of plants established for scientific and experimental aims. Currently it has a collection of about 5000 specimens of species of trees and shrubs. Founded in 1870 by Adolfo de Berenger, first director of the Forestal Institute, the current arboretum is divided into seven parts built in different eras.
Natural Areas Foresta di Sant'Antonio Within the Chain of Pratomagno, the Forest of St. Anthony, covers approximately 900 hectares at altitudes between 600 and 1490 m. s.l.m. The forest looks like a natural area characterized by the presence of deciduous forests and grasslands. From the point of view of wildlife is indicated the presence of the wolf. The area offers expansive views of the Arno and the Chianti hills. In the area there are two shelters equipped with a fireplace, water and tables and various trails.
Natural Areas Le Balze Le Balze is a protected natural area of local interest which takes its name from the geological formations of particular charm and beauty, consisting of sands, clays and gravels stratified. The Cliffs have a typical yellow ocher. In addition to a spectacular landscape, Le Balze has an habitat that provides shelter to many species of birds, mammals and insects.