This more than 2000-hectare park, of which about one-tenth has been “de-chemicalised” (or organic), is rich in water: in addition to the Nera river and Piediluco lake, there is the Velino river which forms the famous delle Marmore falls, with a drop of 165 metres. Among the dense woods and steep riverbanks of the Nera, where it is possible to practice canyoning, rafting, free climbing and bungee jumping, there are numerous animal and plant species, including rare birds (redstart and swift) and wildcats.
To visit the falls, be sure to check opening times.