アックアッペーザのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Lago della Paglia is a small natural lake located in the municipality of Fagnano Castello, in the province of Cosenza, Calabria. It is located on the slopes of Mount Caloria, in the Calabrian Coastal Chain, at an altitude of about 964 meters above sea level. Natural characteristics The lake is immersed in a wooded environment composed mainly of beech, conifer, chestnut and oak trees, offering a suggestive and peaceful landscape. With a surface area that is just over a hectare, Lago della Paglia is one of the smallest lakes in the area, but it is a popular destination for its natural beauty. Activities and accessibility The lake is easily accessible via well-marked hiking trails, making it an ideal destination for hikers and families. On its shores there is a picnic area, perfect for a relaxing day immersed in nature. Environmental context Lago della Paglia is part of the Monte Caloria Natural Park, a nature reserve established in 1990 that covers about 940 hectares. The area is managed by the Municipal Administration of Fagnano Castello and offers numerous paths and panoramic points for nature lovers and hikers. How to get there Lago della Paglia is located a short distance from the center of Fagnano Castello. It can be reached via the Strada Statale delle Terme or by following the "strada dei laghi" that connects the various bodies of water in the area

Lago della Paglia is one of the lakes of Fagnano Castello, a village famous for the production of chestnuts. It is located at over 1000 meters of altitude, and you can stop at one of the picnic areas to admire the view of Mount Caloria.

It is a natural peat bog, among the small natural lakes it is the largest in Calabria.

On the shores of Lago della Paglia there is a picnic area. This place is ideal for families, for a relaxing day.

The lake of the two men is the largest of the small natural lakes in Calabria.

The peat bogs of the Calabrian coastal chain are the southernmost in Europe.

One of the southernmost peatlands in Europe. It should be noted that peat bogs are a typical ecosystem of northern Europe. Finding one in Calabria in the heart of the Mediterranean is something more unique than rare