キエーティの滝・トップ6

A full immersion in the wild Vesola Valley. The trail ascends through centuries-old beech trees, yew trees, and holly, offering spectacular views of the San Giovanni Waterfall, one of the highest in the Maiella. Keep your eyes peeled: squirrels leap among the branches, and near the water you might spot the rare spectacled salamander or the small carnivorous plant, the Pinguicola. The grand finale? The view from the Civita Plain, where your gaze sweeps from the woods to the Adriatic Sea. ⚠️ Technical note: Short steep sections uphill and downhill require a minimum of caution.

Enchanting place, the journey to get there is not the easiest but the view repays the effort.

The hike is tough at times but the forest offers many emotions!

Wonderful point

the san giovanni waterfalls are wonderful but the path to get there is simple and fun, suitable for practically everyone

it is the point located above the waterfall, it is quite difficult to get there since there are no equipped points to climb but the view is worth it. Point not suitable for everyone

The Macarone waterfall can be reached after going through two tunnels and passing a pointed rock on the bend. On the left you will find a path marked by a pile of stones and a wooden pole. On one of the small stones you will find the inscription: "waterfall". Continue along the path up to a fork. Turning left you can see the waterfall. To get down there is a rope just ahead. It is recommended not to do it while sitting as it is quite slippery. Paying attention and holding on to the trunks of the tree, from the left it is possible to hold the rope by walking backwards along the sloping section. Pay attention to the slippery sections to get in front of the waterfall.

Stretch of embankment of a small stream "lo zingaro" which from a hill (of the zingaro) a few kilometers away flows into a small valley to flow into the Trigno river.