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Fascinating waterfalls, varied in shape and size. They create a sound (which we mistakenly call noise) that allows you to forget your worries, and I dare say it's therapeutic. The trail to reach them is easy, but be careful not to slip due to the constant humidity.

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A beautiful waterfall nestled in a valley with Nordic charm. The sound of the water creates a unique atmosphere.

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Fascinating waterfalls, varied in shape and size. They create a sound (which we mistakenly call noise) that allows you to forget your worries, and I dare say it's therapeutic. The trail to reach them is easy, but be careful not to slip due to the constant humidity.

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Very suggestive path immersed in the greenery and always close to the stream. I would like to point out that the final part of the return to the valley, as marked by the track, passes through a part of the path that is no longer passable. With difficulty you can pass between cut trunks and collapsed scree.

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Majestic waterfall that refreshes and echoes in a corner of peace and beauty

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very suggestive and charged waterfall

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too many people! once it was an oasis of peace

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too many people! once it was an oasis of peace

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Kali liked them a lot, she didn't miss a single one! In the summer they are a godsend. Too bad for those who take them for a personal pool. There should be more respect for nature and for other people and their right to peace.

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Beautiful trail in the shade in the woods, also suitable for carrying babies in a baby carrier in summer. The Giampace refuge offers an excellent refreshment point.

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Attention, along the path that descends from the Rifugio Gianpace towards Novazza, the track that is indicated on Komoot to return to the Aviasco power plant is NOT passable!!! Unfortunately, since there were no signs, it was an unpleasant surprise.

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Never seen a more mediocre place compared to this advertising. Among the Orobie, I have not yet seen places where I said to myself that I would not want to return. An hour and a half to get to the refuge on a small path that runs along the stream, but in no characteristic scenery and with small poorly maintained areas (fallen trees, debris, mud). And whoever says he has "Caribbean colors" would be better off first going to see the Caribbean instead of talking this nonsense. PS. The parking ticket costs a whopping 5 euros, and even if you stay for an hour. And the road has a good one-way stretch, so if you find a car in the opposite direction one of you has to go back until you find a clearing. If it were free it would be ok to go, but definitely not like this.

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Beautiful 2 hour walk, the first part, walking on a very wide, shaded road, talking alongside friends

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The entire first part, lasting approximately 1 hour, is a gentle climb, for a walk with friends, exchanging a chat, on a very wide, shaded path that runs alongside the stream. The second part begins to climb, becoming a narrow and quite steep path, but to be done without any problem. The third part is a classic steep and narrow path, to reach the bivouac at the top, which however I did not do

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The Sanguigno stream is a hidden treasure full of waterfalls, Caribbean-colored pools, stones where you can rest, dive or refresh your feet. Along both paths that run along the stream it is possible to find pools where you can cool off. For some it will be necessary to leave the main path and venture up to the river bank.

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The Val Vertova puddle path is an easy route, which in less than 20 minutes takes you to the first puddles where you can cool off. You'll also find giant potholes, waterfalls and fords along the trail. Beautiful route, especially in summer.

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Val de Gru is the terminal waterfall of the Val Vertova puddle path. It is the largest waterfall on the Val Vertova pool trail, which forms thanks to one of the lateral tributaries of the Val de Gru. From here the path continues up to the Testa bivouac.

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beautiful little road that can be traveled on foot or by mountain bike next to magnificent mirrors of crystalline water and fascinating waterfalls. at the beginning of the valley there is also a nice refreshment point that invites you to take a break. deserving!

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pools where you can dip your feet and cool off if you want

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One of the many refreshing pools in Valvertova

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