가장 멋진 협곡 20곳

The bridge is still not there. The water in February came up to our thighs.

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There is a bus stop, which brings you to the top of the trail, de decent is very comfortable and in the canyon , which the locals use as outdoor pool, you can enjoy some light canyoning

Still no bridge. But there are two options: 1. Wait barefoot across the river. 2. A little further down the river, someone has built a makeshift crossing out of stones, reeds, and a tree trunk. Both options are marked on the map. With my waterproof shoes and a bit of scrambling, I managed to cross dry-footed using option 2. In any case, after the river, take the upper path marked on the map. The lower path is overgrown. There's a trail at the beginning. Further on, however, you'll have to fight your way through thistles.

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We were here in March, and you can jump in and there's no one around. It's really beautiful here.

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There is currently no bridge here, but the river can be crossed quite easily barefoot at this point (the water is knee-deep).

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impossible not to stop for a swim

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Beautiful corner, even if the descent from the car park is not easy, but they are apparently currently working on renewing the path (as of October 2024). Jumping in and lying around is allowed, it's a lot of fun. On the way back you can take a long walk and enjoy magnificent views down into the gorge, after another climb you then cross the road back to the car park. Entrance at the top: adults 2€, children 1€, parking 4€, worth it! Getting there from Syracuse approx. 45m

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The bridge makes it easy to cross the river. From here you can climb to the north exit or turn off into the Calcinara valley.

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Spring 2024 Be careful, lots of broken glass in the parking lot. Space for about 10 cars. We were lucky and didn't break anything. Parking to the entrance leads through a farm. Be careful of loose dogs, some of which are aggressive. On the way back the gate was even closed. You could open it.

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Round A officially closed. You can climb over it. But it is incredibly strenuous and apparently dangerous

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Highly recommended climb, easy to ride with the best views

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These natural pools, surrounded by a breathtaking gorge, offer a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of the Sicilian landscape and cool off in clear, fresh water. However, the path to the Laghetti is demanding and requires good physical fitness. Many visitors point out that the way back, which leads uphill, can be particularly strenuous. Despite the challenge, the goal is undoubtedly worth it: clear water in a natural, pristine environment offers the perfect way to cool off on hot days. Visitors should definitely bring enough drinking water with them, as temperatures can be very high, especially at lunchtime, and shade is rare along the way. The best time for the hike is late afternoon, when much of the trail is in the shade. The Cava Grande is known not only for its water pools, but also for the historic necropolises - burial caves from the 13th to 8th centuries BC, which can be found on the opposite side of the valley. These offer an additional cultural incentive for the hike. However, visitors should be aware that routes through the terrain can be technical and potentially dangerous. Special equipment and prior knowledge may be required to complete the hike safely. Additionally, parts of the area may be closed due to safety concerns, such as unstable rock walls following fires.

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My experience on this trail has been mixed, partly due to regional restrictions in place since 2017 that prohibit the use of certain sections. This has led to a lack of consistency in directions and potential difficulties when crossing the river. I highly recommend preparing carefully before embarking on the route, to avoid problems like those we encountered on the way back to the car, especially the worry about the arrival of darkness and the difficulty in finding the way again. We started from trail B and tackled trail A on the way back, where unfortunately there were thefts which we only saw the day after completing the route from the reviews in a fairly hidden part of the platform. Despite these inconveniences, the scenery was breathtaking and the location enchanting. I recommend this route to those who are well trained, but I underline the importance of thorough preparation and being aware of the risks, as it is easy to make mistakes or find yourself in difficult situations.

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Beware of thieves!!!!!! We parked in the parking lot before the start of the route. Our car was broken into and all valuables were stolen.

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An entry fee is planned here from summer 2024.

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The stream is very easy to cross here!

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Beautiful in all seasons. But there can be a lot going on in summer.

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Watch out, our window got smashed on the parking at the start of the hike so they could steal from the car

When hiking here, be sure to have enough water and bathing suits with you!

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The path to Cava Grande leads over high steps and a serpentine gravel path. You will be rewarded with great views! On the opposite side of the valley are so-called necropolis - burial caves from the 13th to 8th centuries BC. And down below you can enjoy the refreshment: the water is wonderfully cool! There are several water basins, connected by small streams or waterfalls. Be careful: where water flows over the rocks, it is slippery! We were there in the fall - there were a few people there, but it wasn't crowded! Be sure to take enough to drink with you!

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