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Snow-covered Giants' Cauldrons!

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.

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.

The Cascate del Vò are a true natural jewel nestled in the Val di Scalve, near Schilpario (BG). It is a series of spectacular waterfalls, immersed in an uncontaminated alpine landscape, perfect for a regenerating trip. 🌊 What makes them special: The water rushes down between the rocks creating a fresh and relaxing atmosphere The path that leads to the waterfalls is also suitable for families and offers breathtaking panoramic views It is a point of passage for those continuing towards the Piana del Vò or the Rifugio Tagliaferri 📍 Where they are: Località La Paghera, 24020 Schilpario (BG)

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.

walk suitable for everyone, in any season. My children were thrilled with it

The Marmitte dei Giganti of Valzurio, in the province of Bergamo, are spectacular natural basins carved out by the Ogna stream. These geological formations were created thanks to river erosion in areas once covered by glaciers. The hike to reach them is fascinating and also suitable for children, with a difference in altitude of about 300 meters and a travel time of 1 hour and 45 minutes - 2 hours. The most characteristic trail is the CAI 340, which follows the Ogna stream through the woods. A shorter alternative is the dirt road that starts from the car park in Spinelli. Along the way you will come across the Baite del Möschel and the suggestive Buco del Freddo, a stone construction used in the past to preserve fresh products. Once you arrive at the Marmitte, you can admire the crystalline water flowing between the rocks, creating a truly unique landscape

beautiful but the people a little less so