치아노코‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 폭포

Be careful of the marked "Rope section", the passage is very slippery and located on a very dangerous overhanging wall. When I passed by, the steel rope had come loose, and there was a nylon rope to replace it, the rope is not well fixed and in my opinion it is risky to trust it with your life. We passed by but I would not do it again. I do not recommend passing on this point at least until the steel rope is fixed again, safely.

Nice water falls with fresh water pond. Beautiful in all seasons, refreshing in summer

Once you reach the Val Gravio refuge, just a few meters away, you will find this small Gravio waterfall. It is small but the water flow flows into a first pool with blue-turquoise water. It is beautiful even if small.

It is worth making this other climb, once you get here, because this village recalls some areas of Trentino, in terms of environments... and then, you can enjoy the spectacle of one of the Novalesa waterfalls up close and, on the opposite side, a view overview of the famous abbey (which is worth visiting, given that it is a short distance from where the descent begins)

climb within everyone's reach

Nicely written promo for the region 👍

Beautiful waterfall right next to Lemie… getting there is really simple if you start from Lemie

Today we will walk the historic ring of Lemie through a regenerating walk, suitable for everyone, which will take us to visit beautiful villages, even abandoned ones, waterfalls, woods, chapels, a path of paths immersed in nature and silence. You can leave on foot from any point: Lemie, Villaretti or Forno di Lemie. We decided to start from the latter, i.e. from the fifteenth-century stone bridge over the Stura. After crossing the bridge, we follow the signs and take the path in front of us, on the right, which crosses a beautiful chestnut wood. In this first part the path is rather steep, but short. Indeed, in a short time we arrive at the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Truc, an 18th century chapel with a very beautiful panorama over the valley. We now continue on the path which becomes flat at times and we arrive at the hamlet of Pessinea. We make a short stop and wander around this beautiful village made up of old houses, narrow streets and historic buildings such as the oven that was once used in turn by the families of the village to bake bread. We now continue on our uphill path and follow the signs for Villaretti. First, however, we meet numerous abandoned but very suggestive hamlets, La Sauna, La Tinetta and Parneri with its panoramic pylon which we reach with a small detour of a few minutes. Here we stop to eat. The landscape is fantastic. Once we've set off again, the path becomes less evident but following the signs we don't find particular difficulties in continuing. Here the route is up and down, always in the woods, until you reach the Crest del Vent, again a beautiful panoramic point. Now we begin the descent towards Vallone d'Ovarda until we meet the village of Villaretti, where the road also arrives. The descent towards Lemie can be done either by road or by the mule track which starts at the first houses of the village. When we reach Lemie, we still make a short detour towards the beautiful Ovarda waterfall, thus ending our excursion on the historic ring of Lemie.