Waterfalls around Barzanò offer natural water features within the scenic Lombardy region of Italy. While Barzanò itself is known for its historic architecture and surrounding landscapes, the area provides opportunities to explore various waterfalls. These natural attractions are often integrated into hiking trails, allowing visitors to experience the local environment. The region's geography includes river systems and redeveloped natural areas that feature these water elements.
Last updated: August 24, 2026
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Beautiful waterfalls to see; also the village that is born around it is very nice
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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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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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enchanting place hidden in the green near the renowned restaurant 5 circles unfortunately closed for some time
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Small bridge over the Lambro river where there are waterfalls. It is surrounded by old houses with small gardens perched on the banks. A little further on stands the old building of the Brescia Textile Industries of Merone.
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The oasis of Baggero was a pleasant surprise, a beautiful landscape and an interesting route with sometimes challenging passages. Along the way there are panoramic points of the lakes, bridges to cross, streams and hear hear even a waterfall. The complete tour also has an interesting difference in height, in short, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED !!
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Around Barzanò, you'll discover natural water features integrated into river systems and redeveloped natural areas. These range from streams carved into rock, like Roggia Cavolto, to waterfalls within protected nature reserves such as the Oasi di Baggero Waterfall, and even those alongside historical industrial sites along the Lambro River.
Yes, the Oasi di Baggero Waterfall is located within a protected nature reserve. This area was redeveloped from an old mining site, featuring lakes formed in former marl extraction excavations, offering a unique landscape for exploration and environmental recovery.
Absolutely. The Waterfalls of the Lambro River and the Building of the Bresciane Textile Industries of Merone offer a distinct historical atmosphere. This spot features a series of waterfalls along the Lambro river, characterized by a small bridge and surrounding old houses, with the old textile industry building nearby.
Roggia Cavolto is a popular river feature where a stream is carved into the rock. It's considered a suggestive corner that provides a natural escape, surprisingly close to urban areas, making it a unique spot for a quick natural immersion.
For a tranquil experience, visit the Corner of Paradise. This well-kept spot features three waterfalls, a pond, wooden bridges, terraces, and even a reading nook with free books, creating a very bucolic and peaceful atmosphere.
Yes, several spots are family-friendly. The Oasi di Baggero and Green Lakes along the Lambro area, which includes a waterfall, offers pedestrian paths, cycle paths, and a children's play area. The Corner of Paradise is also designed for a relaxing family visit.
Beyond visiting the waterfalls, you can explore various outdoor activities. There are numerous running trails, road cycling routes, and hiking paths in the vicinity. For detailed routes, you can check out the Running Trails around Barzanò, Road Cycling Routes around Barzanò, and Hiking around Barzanò guides.
Yes, many waterfalls are integrated into hiking trails. For instance, the Oasi di Baggero and Green Lakes along the Lambro offers an interesting route with sometimes challenging passages, including a waterfall. You can find more hiking options in the Hiking around Barzanò guide.
Hiking trails near the waterfalls vary in difficulty. For example, the Oasi di Baggero area offers routes with 'sometimes challenging passages.' Other nearby hiking routes, such as 'Ceregallo Village Street loop from Sirtori,' are rated moderate, while longer trails like 'Cascina Ratta – Galbusera Nera Farmhouse loop from Barzanò' can be difficult. Always check specific route details for current conditions and difficulty.
Visitors frequently praise the beautiful landscapes and the unique blend of natural beauty with historical elements. The environmental recovery of areas like the Oasi di Baggero is highly appreciated, as are the suggestive corners like Roggia Cavolto that offer a quick escape from urban life. The tranquil and well-kept spots like the Corner of Paradise are also highlights.
While the region features natural water elements and lakes, specific wild swimming spots directly at the waterfalls are not explicitly mentioned in the guide data. The Oasi di Baggero, for example, has lakes formed from old excavations, but it's a protected area, so swimming might be restricted. Always check local regulations before attempting to swim in natural waters.
The guide does not specify a 'best time' to visit. However, given that many waterfalls are integrated into hiking trails and natural reserves, spring and autumn generally offer pleasant weather for outdoor exploration. Summer can be warm, while winter might offer a different, potentially quieter, perspective, though some paths might be affected by rain or cold.
While the guide highlights popular spots, the Corner of Paradise, with its three waterfalls, pond, and reading nook, offers a charming and perhaps less crowded experience compared to more prominent natural attractions. Its well-kept, bucolic setting provides a serene escape.


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