周辺の峡谷・トップ20

The trail is easily accessible to everyone. Remember to pay the 2 euro ticket as soon as you arrive in Pizzino.

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very suggestive and charged waterfall

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Buco della Carolina is a narrow crack in the rock located on Mount Cornagera, above Aviatico, in the Bergamo Prealps. This natural passage is part of a fascinating hiking trail that crosses the Cornagera Labyrinth, characterized by pinnacles and vertical walls2. Main features: A natural canyon: Buco della Carolina is a long and narrow crack in the rock that progressively narrows until it emerges on the other side. Hiking trail: It can be reached by following the CAI 537 trail, which connects Cornagera to Mount Poieto. History and legend: During the Second World War, Cornagera was a refuge for partisans and young soldiers on the run. Unique experience: Crossing Buco della Carolina is an exciting adventure, especially for those who love paths among rocks. If you want to explore it, you can start from Aviatico and follow the trail that passes through the Cornagera Labyrinth.

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too many people! once it was an oasis of peace

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Canal between two rock walls, very interesting on a naturalistic level, especially famous for rock climbers.

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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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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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