The WWF Bosco Rocconi is are incorporated in the Riserva Naturale Rocconi. It is a wild yet gentile Oasis where it is possible to discover spectacular canyons and explore the Mediterranean woodland with its large centenary trees.

This track starts at the central piazza of Roccalbegna, in front of the striking Church of Santi Pietro e Paolo, also home to a beautiful painting by Ambrogio Lorenzetti. Behind the church stands the Oratory of the Crucifix, now a museum, and higher the noteworthy Cassero.
From the main square, follow the Viccolo della Madonna and soon you enter the hills of the WWF Oasis of Bosco Rocconi, home to rare birds of prey like the harrier eagle, the sparrow-hawk, the lanner and the hobby. This is not the most spectacular trail towards Rocchette di Fazio, but the views are still amazing.
After about 9 km we cross the Albegna river and climb to the small medieval town of Rocchette di Fazio.

Alternative and more challenging excursions, following the flow of the Albegna river through the most spectacular canyon of Tuscany, are Roccalbegna verso le grandi rocce bianche dell'Albegna e Rocchette di Fazio (13 km, 4 hours circa) and Rocchette di Fazio, percorso circulare nell'Albegna  (7,24 km, 4 hours circa).

Climbing white rocks or discovering hidden spots where you can bath in the natural pools that are created in the deep and spectacular gorges, surrounded by imposing rock formations, are the sensations you experience along the Albegna river.

Rocchette di Fazio was named after Fazio Cacciaconi, a Templar knight and son of Ildebrandesca degli Aldobrandeschi, one of the leading families in this area during the Middle Ages, and this was their town. Main sights include a small church, the remains of a fortified castle, and a hospice outside the walls, the Palazzo dell'Ospedaletto.

There is a good restaurant in this charming stone town, Osteria del Piccolo Borgo.

From Roccalbegna, through the woods to Rocchette di Fazio