The first pools are located along the path, they are shallow and wide. They are the ideal place for families with small children, in fact you can also use the stroller.
There are pebble beaches and children can play and have fun.

Those who want deeper pools, dug in the rock have to continue the hiking and when the uphill path you need to leave it and go into the woods. You clearly understand this by yourself, because the stream remains on your right. It is obviously not recommended for young children.
Here you can find fantastic pools with transparent water. Rocks, water, nature, greenery, relaxation.

If you still want to walk continue to the plateau, località Gnett (633 m), where there is a very green view of the Resegone.
Take the path indicating Fonte San Carlo. The path alternates between flat and uphill sections.
Cross the stream by walking on the Bruco bridge, built by the Alpine troops, thus arriving at the San Carlo spring (750 m).
Here you find some tables and benches where you can stop for refreshment.
Close to the icon of the saint, carved in the wooden plaque, you can read the phrase: “Go quietly between noise and haste, but remember how much peace there can be in the silence of the mountains”.
Refresh, fill your water bottles, proceed following the signs for Passo del Forcellino or Fò and then leave it on the left and walk to the right to reach the stream.
These are the most beautiful and least frequented pools, because you need to walk. Hehe!

Have a good summer, lots of freshness and always love for the environment. It belongs to us, it must be preserved.

Getting to Erve

• BUS
  summer timetable 

• BY CAR / not recommended on Sunday
  Reach Calolziocorte, then follow the signage for Erve, reachable in about 10 minutes by car.
  Once you arrive in Erve you can continue with your vehicle to the end, where the path begins. Here is a parking lot where you can leave your vehicle.
  It is not a large parking lot, therefore if you arrive early in the morning there are chances otherwise you have to leave your car in the parking lots of the town and then walk to the entrance of the path.
  Please park just in the proper parking area.
  Always maximum respect for nature, the environment and those who live it.

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