でんのの滝・トップ9

多くの高低差がある印象的なカルスト渓谷を通る、比較的簡単なワイヤーフライ。

Spectacular dirt road that leads from Campo Carlo Magno to Dimaro. In this position you pass near a splendid waterfall.

The Rislà waterfall is formed by the stream of the same name that descends from the rugged Val Strangola. After a drop of tens of metres, the water falls into a small puddle, filling all the surrounding vegetation with water vapor before disappearing among the gravels.

From this wooden walkway - the Pont del Pison - you can look out over the Meledrio stream and see the Pison Waterfall from above. To see the waterfall in its entirety, you will need to continue for about 200 meters and take the path on the right that leads to the front of the waterfall. The Pont del Pison is located immediately after a tunnel dug into the rock.

A beautiful path immersed in the woods where the magnificent views are the masters, fantastic in all 4 seasons.

Very impressive via ferrata of moderate difficulty, including some spectacular gorge sections. At the start of the "variant" there is a 30 meter high ladder section, which also marks the maximum difficulty. This is followed by a rather "tightened hiking trail" until you turn into the crevasse-like gorge, which the trail follows from here. First, vertically over a rock step, but comfortably secured with a rope and iron cramps, it then continues pathlessly in the gorge floor. You can hardly get lost in the gorge, some of which is well over 50 meters deep, but you still have to find your own way over the scree, only a few markings, some of which are quite faint, show that you are in the right place. Stay close to the rock faces, falling rocks from a great height cannot be ruled out here. After vigorous climbing, the gorge widens a bit and at the end you emerge from a beautiful basin into which several small waterfalls flow.

Beautiful setting, medium difficulty tour

Very nice, not too difficult via ferrata. Above all, it is nice and cool in the gorge. At the beginning it goes over the rocks, it can be quite hot there, especially in summer.