바레세 리구레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 호수

정말 가치가 있습니다. 유료 도로 제한 10유로와 이를 수행하기 어려운 점이 유감입니다: QR 코드 스캔, 앱 설치, 계정 생성(네트워크가 있는 경우), 무엇을 어떻게 지불할지 이해 등 ..... 모든 것이 잘 되면 15-20분 안에 완료됩니다.

A little way away from the hustle and bustle of the beach promenades but still easy to reach by car. Don't forget to pay the parking fee down there beforehand. A gigantic view over the lake and, with a bit of luck, wild horses in the woods make this easy circular walk a great experience.

Situated on the crest of the Val Petronio and Val Graveglia, Pian del Lago is one of the very few natural wetlands located on the maritime side of the Ligurian Apennines. This location is located in a basin of great geomorphological interest, relevant for paleoclimatic study. The Bargone lake, which was present here, is now completely dried up.

A lake to be enjoyed with your eyes as it is extremely dangerous. Since it was emptied for maintenance work, many "quicksand" danger signs have appeared... and you have to believe it! It is very dangerous to even get close to the banks.

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Emptying of the Giacopiane Lake reservoir for seabed maintenance.

La Riserva delle Agoraie is located in the upper Val d'Aveto. There are four perennial and two seasonal lakes. The perennials are Lago degli Abeti, Lago Riondo, the Agoraie di Mezzo and the Agoraie di Fondo or Stagno grande; the two seasonal lakes are Pozza degli Abeti and Stagno Piccolo. https://fuorigenova.cittametropolitana.genova.it/content/poi/riserva-naturale-delle-agoraie

Lake Bargone is located in the upper valley of the Petronio torrent, behind Sestri Levante, in the municipality of Casarza Ligure. It is one of the few natural wetlands on the maritime side of the Ligurian Apennines, formed as a result of glacial phenomena. The pond is located in a hollowed basin at the head of the valley of the Bargonasco stream, one of the main tributaries of the Petronio. The area of Lake Bargone is always flooded and occupies just under half of the basin. Lake Bargone, despite its shallowness, never dries up thanks to the constant supply of perennial springs. Obviously it can be reached on foot, via fairly easy and panoramic paths, by bike (via a very bad local shop) exclusively with mtb and car (preferably off-road) even if it would be reserved for those entitled to it. The panorama, especially on clear and clear days, is unmissable with a view of Sestri Levante, Riva Trigoso and Punta Chiappa.