リドラコリ湖での 周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

The hike was done in October, a quiet, sunny day. It's best to dress in layers because you'll sweat a bit at the start of the climb, so short sleeves are fine. I later used a Patagonia sweatshirt because it was chilly up there, and a shell jacket if you go in colder weather! I highly recommend it, the view is worth it.

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Unfortunately, there was hardly any water available at the beginning of October.

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The view from here is tremendous in clear weather. The short climb is worth it.

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Beautiful old trees 😊

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Now at the beginning of October the “waterfall” had only a small trickle, you could no longer speak of a waterfall 🤨

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Below the Cascata degli Scalandrini there is another beautiful waterfall, accessible from the trail via a 20-meter detour. Here, the water drops several meters.

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Not as spectacular as the view from Monte Penna, but a nice view of the lake. There are few other vantage points on the descent.

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Idyllic, almost magical place.

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You feel like you're in an oasis. Beautiful surroundings. Good picnic opportunities.

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Beautiful access path to the mountain and fantastic views from the summit over the mountains and forests.

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Clean and well marked trail, in some sections the trail is a bit exposed but doable

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Collapsed stone and wood bridge, there is a small ford to cross

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There are ebike charging stations

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Excellent panoramic view of the valley

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The Prato alla Penna clearing is located at an altitude of 1248 at the crossroads between the Passo Fangacci-Sacro Eremo dirt road and the forest track that branches off from here to the northwest in the direction of Gioghetto-La Calla. Although devoid of buildings, it is a historically and geographically important location as a timber tax and as a junction of paths.

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The Nature Trails are quite widespread along the Casentinesi Forests National Park. The Badia Prataglia Trail begins here.

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The toponym derives from the Latin petra (stone, mountain or rock) together with the form patiens (sterile, harsh, not good), although some stories of the town trace it back to "Pret Pazz", crazy priest. One of the popular tales says that the parish priest used to mark the days of the week "sticking" sticks in the garden of the rectory. Every day he removed one and so on the sixth day he knew that the eve of the celebration of the Holy Mass. In a week of June, it happened that the housekeeper removed a stick and so the account was lost. The priest one morning, instead of being in church to celebrate mass, he was found climbed a tree to eat cherries. Hence the nickname “pret crazy." The church is dedicated to Sant'Eufemia, it was previously located on the Graticce farm, but following an earthquake it was rebuilt further down the valley where it is now located There were 36 houses/farms belonging to the parish

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The refuge, not managed, is located at an altitude of 1234 m. above sea level inside the Casentinesi Forest National Park, along the road that from the Camaldoli Hermitage, passing through Prato alla Penna, leads to Badia a Prataglia.

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Along the provincial road that leads from the Sacred Hermitage of Camaldoli to Badia a Prataglia, at the end of the climb, there is this beautiful meadow area immersed in the beautiful Casentino forest.

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The most beautiful forest in Italy

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