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Pennarossa Upper Viewpoint of Marmore Falls

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Pennarossa Upper Viewpoint of Marmore Falls

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Pennarossa Upper Viewpoint of Marmore Falls

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Location: Terni, Umbria, Italy

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Best Hikes to Pennarossa Upper Viewpoint of Marmore Falls

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1. From Collestatte to Belvedere Pennarossa superiore – loop

8.22km

02:30

260m

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

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2. Cascata delle Marmore parking – Marmore Falls loop from Marmore

5.07km

01:33

170m

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3. Marmore Falls – View of Cascata delle Marmore loop from Marmore

6.76km

02:15

310m

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Cristina

July 18, 2020

Here is the waterfall timetable: cascatadellemarmore.info/orari-e-aperture

Ötsch

June 9, 2022

Inconceivable that these waterfalls were created by the Romans. The water is turned on and off several times a day, accompanied by loud siren sounds to help everyone get out of harm's way. Very impressive!!

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The Walking Dad

July 31, 2019

Marble Falls
The Cascata delle Marmore (German marble case) is a three-piece, artificially created waterfall near Terni in the Italian region of Umbria.

The waterfall is located at the end of the river Velino. This enters with the waterfalls as a left tributary in the Nera. With a total of 165 m [1] altitude, it is not only one of the highest waterfalls in Italy, but also the highest in the world, created by man. A special vantage point is the Balcone degli Innamorati (Balcony of the Lovers), which can only be reached via a 50 m long tunnel and is located halfway. The viewpoint Specola was built in 1781 by Pope Pius VI. The water flow is not continuous. The locks are opened depending on the season only two to three times a day.

history
First works for the waterfalls, called Cavo Curiano, took place in 271 BC. Held by the Roman consul Manius Curius Dentatus. This changed the course of the river Velino, which previously led to swamps at Rieti.

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de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cascata_delle_Marmore

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Pennarossa Upper Viewpoint of Marmore Falls

1. From Collestatte to Belvedere Pennarossa superiore – loop

2. Cascata delle Marmore parking – Marmore Falls loop from Marmore

3. Marmore Falls – View of Cascata delle Marmore loop from Marmore

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