The surroundings
Dry-stone walls, vineyards, cherry trees and small family wineries: the hills around Sorèl are best explored on foot, by bike or by car, without hurry.
Slow, alive, surprising
The hills are a staircase of marogne, the dry-stone walls that hold up the vineyards, and they change colour with every season. They reveal themselves slowly: on foot from our gate, by bike along the stream, by car to a winery that only opens by appointment. We give you the base, and the right tips to really enjoy them.
By bike
Four routes, from the stream cycle path to the long tour of the wineries. Bikes can be hired in the village; we give you the map and the tips.
By bikeOn foot among the vines
The cherry-tree trail starts at the front door: seven kilometres in a loop, two unhurried hours. Mist at dawn, the plain in view at sunset.
On foot among the vinesAt the winery
Small family wineries, tastings by appointment. Ilaria is happy to book for guests and tells you which ones open at the weekend.
At the wineryFlavours of the hills
Bigoli with duck ragù, cured meats and mountain-pasture cheeses, oil from the olive mill, the local wine. We tell you where to taste them.
Flavours of the hillsGlimpses of the hills
Vine rows, walls, mists and sunsets: a few glimpses of the hills around Sorèl, all a few minutes from the house.
Ride the hills
Four routes chosen among those closest to the house. For each one you will find the road book and the track to download, with the distance of the starting point from the house.