The most popular itinerary, to get a Garfagnana wheelchair accessible tours, undoubtedly starts from Lucca and continues along the Serchio Valley up to Chifenti.

Here you will immerse yourself in the green and you can admire the splendid Barga.

This small town lies on an alluvial shelf and is famous because it is mentioned by the poet Giovanni Pascoli.

Still remaining in the wooded area, you can reach Gallicano and Fornovolasco.

This is an excellent starting point for a path that will lead you to the suggestive Grotta del Vento.

Enter this wonder of nature and you will be able to admire imposing rock walls of truly amazing beauty.

If you have decided to return to the valley plan, then you cannot miss Castelnuovo di Garfagnana.

From here you will have the opportunity to go up along the rugged and solitary valley of the Turrite Secca creek.

This beautiful stream flows at the foot of Mount Sumbra and digs the so-called “potholes of the giants” in its own bed.

Continuing and going through the Cipollaio Gallery entirely, you can arrive near the coast.

Once you get to the sea, we suggest you make short stops in Seravezza, Pietrasanta, and Massa.

In this area, you certainly cannot miss a visit to the characteristic Piazza degli Aranci.

Do not forget to mark your calendar for the Mushroom, Truffle and Chestnut Festival which takes place every year in Castiglione di Garfagnana, on the second Sunday of October.