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The sulphurous baths of Bruciarello, in the Cotronei area, are natural springs of highly mineralized thermal water, renowned since ancient times for their beneficial properties. Here, the hot, sulphurous water emerges spontaneously in small lakes and natural pools, where you can relax and let the heat and minerals relieve muscle tension, rheumatic pain, and skin problems.

An easy hike along a marked trail to the summit of Mount Gariglione, at the trigonometric point. Departure is from the former Gariglione barracks.

Piciaro torrent waterfalls, beautiful fresh water even in summer.

Wild sulphurous spas of locality. vrusciarello. At 50m the cycle/pedestrian path begins/ends in the municipality of Caccuri

They meet on the Monte Gariglione ring, a beautiful place

The Campanaro waterfalls, fed by the Campanaro river, are located near Zagarise. To get to the two waterfalls you have to cross a small suspension bridge and various stairs.

Monte Gariglione is the highest mountain of the Sila Piccola, and is located at 1765 m. The relief is surrounded by tall trees, mainly beech and larch pine.

Sila Piccola La Sila is in the heart of Calabria. It is a plateau that extends over 1,700 square kilometers with an average elevation of more than 1,300 meters above sea level.m. It is surrounded by a mountain crown whose highest peak, Monte Botte Donato, reaches 1,928 meters. It is covered by a vast forest made up mostly of conifers and beeches. In the Sila, rich in water resources, artificial lakes have been created that fit perfectly into the enchanting natural context of the place. The Sila area, which concerns the provinces of Catanzaro, Cosenza and Crotone, is made up of a granite-crystalline massif bordering on the Sybaris plain to the north, the Crati Valley to the west, the Lamezia plain to the south and the Lamezia plain to the east Hills bordering the margraviate. The area is broadly divided into Sila Greca, Sila Grande and Sila Piccola. These names do not have precise morphological meaning but reflect administrative subdivisions inherited from the past. Text / Source: Silaonline http://www.silaonline.it/sila/