サンゼーノのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

Very nice hike...without any difficulties. You often travel hunchbacked...be careful of bumps in the head...they recommend a helmet...but just be careful.

A fantastic man-made ledge, entirely horizontal, since it is the site of an old, disused aqueduct that once supplied water to the Sanzeno countryside. It is equipped with a metal rope and a sturdy fence that protects from the significant exposure to the gorge below.

The Rio Novella canyon can be explored independently, after paying the entrance ticket and collecting the protective helmet (included in the ticket price) that must be worn in the canyon. Over the millennia, water has dug and sculpted the rock, in some places the two walls almost touch, in other places the sunlight filters through, highlighting fossils and minerals. It is very suggestive to walk through it in the morning, with the sun's rays penetrating the final part of the gorge.

The path is almost entirely carved into the rock, and has a very special charm. It is worth walking. I recommend using it in the morning or when it is not too hot, preferably on weekdays (not too crowded) because it is not very wide.

The path is very beautiful...very well protected...the only risk is some headbutts

Demarcated area with information panel inhabited by Carpathian brown bear

The Rhaetian Museum (Museo Retico) with its finds dating from 3,000 BC to Roman times tells the long history of the Non Valley

The walk, although not demanding, is satisfying to do... watch your head