Best waterfalls around Dolzago are located within the scenic Lecco province, offering diverse natural attractions. This area, part of the Brianza region, features varied landscapes including parts of the Parco Regionale di Montevecchia e della Valle del Curone. The region provides opportunities for exploring natural water features and hiking trails with waterfalls near Dolzago Lecco.
Last updated: June 30, 2026
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Incredible section, with a few tricky sections of via ferrata (climbing/scrambling with the help of chains). If you're fit and patient enough, you're rewarded with these spectacular pools. Recently reopened after repairs with a slight variation from the map route, so be sure to follow the red/white markers!
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It is a wonderful protected nature reserve created from the redevelopment of an old mining site. The two lakes, in fact, arise in the old marl extraction excavations. The cycle/pedestrian paths develop within a protected area of high landscape value. It is therefore best to avoid behaviors that could cause damage to the balance of the environment and not to go off the marked paths. The intense rains of recent months have put this area to the test. In fact, we managed to get to the waterfall but were unable to take the road that goes around the lakes because it was interrupted by a landslide. From official channels always check that the route is accessible.
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The Baggero Oasis is the result of the environmental recovery of a large area previously used for mining, located between the municipalities of Merone, Monguzzo, Lambrugo and Lurago d'Erba. Started in 1970, the redevelopment process led to the creation of two lakes in old marl extraction excavations. The area offers pedestrian paths, cycle paths, a children's play area and an innovative Stellar Oasis for astronomical observation. The old cement plant warehouse was converted into a "Park Center" inaugurated in 2015, equipped with classrooms, conference room and a hostel with bar/refreshment area. The Baggero Oasis is also a starting point for exploring the Lambro Valley Park, offering initiatives to experience and discover the natural beauty of the area. It is located in Merone, with access from via Cesare Battisti.
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Path reopened on November 9, 2024: https://www.leccotoday.it/attualita/sentiero-delle-vasche-frana-lavori-riapertura-.html Path equipped with chains that help progression and overcome some exposed sections. I recommend watching this video, and reading the recommendations in the description: https://youtu.be/ZSsSdDI3trk?si=mQbmyW2trWf2lD-Y
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A splendid canyon dug by the Inferno river at the gates of Valmadrera. The path is equipped with steps, chains and everything needed to go up the river and reach the waterfall. Along the way it is possible to stop and swim, if you are not too cold. Beautiful to observe how it changes depending on the time of day and the seasons.
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Small characteristic bridge where it is possible to see the waterfalls of the lambro river. The surrounding houses are also particular; it seems time has stopped here.
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Here you cross the Toscio stream, with its waterfalls and placid pools, inside which it is possible to see small newts. There is a small picnic area. From the Abbey of S. Pietro al Monte the route is simple, does not require equipment and there is a beautiful stretch in the middle of the forest on a slight slope. If you intend to continue, however, the difference in altitude will take a surge, 300m in about 1km, with sections that require a hint of climbing.
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You can explore the Vasche di Valmadrera, a canyon carved by the Inferno river, featuring a trail with chains and exposed sections leading to a waterfall and pools suitable for swimming. Another unique spot is the Waterfalls of the Lambro River and the Building of the Bresciane Textile Industries of Merone, where you can see waterfalls alongside historical industrial architecture.
Yes, the Oasi di Baggero and Green Lakes along the Lambro offers a family-friendly experience. This area, a redeveloped former mining site, features two lakes, pedestrian and cycle paths, and a children's play area, making it suitable for families to explore the natural surroundings and its waterfall.
The Toscio Stream Waterfalls and Picnic Area is an ideal spot. Here, you'll find placid pools where small newts can be observed, and a dedicated picnic area. The route to this spot from the Abbey of S. Pietro al Monte is generally simple.
The Oasi di Baggero Waterfall is located within a protected nature reserve. This area was created from the redevelopment of an old mining site, featuring two lakes in former marl extraction excavations. You'll find a waterfall, lakes, and a landscape shaped by both nature and historical human activity.
While specific times can vary, spring and early autumn are generally excellent for visiting waterfalls in northern Italy, as the water flow is often more powerful after seasonal rains, and the weather is pleasant for hiking. Always check local conditions, especially after heavy rains, as some trails might be affected by landslides.
Yes, the trail to Vasche di Valmadrera is equipped with chains and has some exposed sections, making it a more challenging experience. It's recommended to be fit and patient, and to follow the red/white markers as the route may have slight variations.
At Vasche di Valmadrera, it is possible to stop and swim in the pools along the Inferno river, provided the water temperature is not too cold for your comfort.
Beyond exploring waterfalls, the region offers various outdoor activities. You can find numerous gravel biking routes, such as those leading to views of the Adda River or Lake Garlate, detailed in the Gravel biking around Dolzago guide. There are also cycling routes, including those around Lake Annone, available in the Cycling around Dolzago guide, and running trails, like those near Monte Rosa, found in the Running Trails around Dolzago guide.
Visitors appreciate the diverse natural beauty, from the dramatic canyons and swimming spots at Vasche di Valmadrera to the tranquil, wildlife-rich pools of Toscio Stream. The environmental recovery efforts at Oasi di Baggero, transforming old mining sites into scenic reserves with lakes and waterfalls, also receive positive feedback for their unique blend of nature and history.
Yes, near the Waterfalls of the Lambro River, you can observe old houses with small gardens and the historic building of the Bresciane Textile Industries of Merone. This area offers a glimpse into the region's past, where it feels like time has stopped.
Accessibility varies by location. The route to the Toscio Stream Waterfalls and Picnic Area from the Abbey of S. Pietro al Monte is described as simple and does not require special equipment. However, trails like Vasche di Valmadrera are equipped with chains and exposed sections, indicating a more challenging and less accessible path for some visitors.
At the Toscio Stream Waterfalls and Picnic Area, you might be able to spot small newts in the placid pools. The protected nature reserve of Oasi di Baggero also offers opportunities to observe local flora and fauna in a redeveloped natural environment.


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