ヴァルブローナの峡谷・トップ15

natural cave with the presence of a fountain

Beautiful pools with crystal clear water. Trail 15b (Lake Trail) repeatedly crosses the stream, often with fixed chains; waterproof boots are highly recommended, especially in the less warm months.

The Corno Centrale Canyon, located near Canzo, is a spectacular natural formation that develops within the suggestive mountain environment of the Lombard Prealps. This canyon is the result of the erosion of rocks by water over the millennia, creating deep gorges and rock formations of great charm. The path to reach the canyon is immersed in nature and passes through woods and paths that offer panoramic views of the valley below. The area is perfect for excursions and trekking, with itineraries suitable for different levels of experience. While exploring the canyon, you can admire waterfalls, pools of crystal clear water and a rich variety of flora and fauna typical of the area. The Corno Centrale Canyon is an ideal destination for those seeking an experience in contact with nature, far from the frenzy of the city. It is advisable to visit it in spring or autumn, when the climate is milder and the colors of the landscape are particularly vivid. The area is easily accessible from Canzo, which also offers starting points for other excursions in the area.

Large crack between two walls of the central horn, it is crossed on both sides by historic climbing routes, some dating back to 1950

Spectacular, highly recommended, the path along the river has some chains

Small canyon formed between the wall and pillars of the Corno Centrale of Canzo.

The Ferrera or white water cave consists of a collapse room divided into two parts, approximately 190m long in total and up to 40m wide with gigantic boulders detached from the ceiling.

The stream divides the valley in two like a real canyon, creating a dense network of crevasses which over time have been connected by thick vegetation and, in the less accessible points, by man with wooden bridges. From the source flows the Bova torrent which, descending along the valley of the same name, flows into the Piana di Erba to then bend southwards and finally flows, as an tributary, into the Lambro river.