Natural monuments around Roviano showcase a landscape shaped by the Lucretili mountains and karst phenomena. The region features a variety of natural formations, including lakes, waterfalls, and springs. These natural features are often integrated with historical sites, providing points of interest for visitors. The area is home to 14 natural monuments, offering opportunities for exploration.
Last updated: May 16, 2026
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wonderful place, the trail is very easy
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This source of very fresh water is located near the village and can be reached by following a short stretch of the Coleman Trail. Right next to the stream there is a sculpture dedicated to the Cinetesi women (of Cineto Romano) who with their work have left a mark in the history of the town.
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These are the ruins of the ancient town of Camerata which was destroyed in 1881 by a fire. A very suggestive place with stone houses set and built into the rock. Among the ruins stands out a majestic arch carved into the rock dating back to the 16th century. It is worth taking a walk here from Camerata Nuova to take a step back in time.
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"On the east side of the Lucretili Mountains, immersed in oak and fir woods, the two Percile lakes, also called "Lagustelli", seem to rest. They are two small bodies of water of karst origin protected by an integral reserve within the Natural Park Regional dei Monti Lucretili. The largest lake, with a diameter of almost 120 meters, is called Fraturno while the smaller one, located a few meters away, is called Marraone" (source: Lazio Nascosto)
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Crayfish (Austropotamibius pallipes), indicator of the integrity of the ecosystem and the spectacled salamander (Salamandrina perspicillata).
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The Rioscuro stream is among the Natural Monuments of Lazio and is a protected area. The clear waters are home to crayfish and spectacled salamander. Biological indicators of ecosystem integrity. These waterfalls are a hidden jewel of the Lucretili mountains and a testimony to the richness of biodiversity of the natural areas around the capital!
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These splendid lakes are a testimony of the karst phenomenon on the Lucretili mountains. The largest, the Fraturno lake, exposed to the sun, the smallest enclosed in a deep sinkhole. Immersing yourself in the Fraturno waters is a unique experience if you overcome the initial skepticism of the muddy bottom!
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This path was designed to recall a four-day journey, carried out by the painter Enrico Coleman. The final destination is the Simbruini mountains.
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The natural monuments around Roviano are characterized by the Lucretili mountains and karst phenomena. You can expect to see a variety of natural formations, including lakes, such as the unique Lagustelli di Percile, waterfalls like the Rioscuro Stream Waterfalls, and natural springs like the Old Spring.
Yes, the region often integrates natural features with historical sites. A notable example is the Ruins of Camerata Vecchia, an ancient town with stone houses built into the rock and a 16th-century arch carved into the rock.
For families, the Lagustelli di Percile offer an easy trail around the lakes, and the Old Spring is also considered family-friendly and accessible via a short section of the Coleman Trail.
There are numerous hiking trails in the vicinity. For instance, you can explore routes like 'Cineto Romano to Anello dei lagustelli di Percile' or 'From Cineto Romano to Lake Fraturno'. Many trails, including those leading to the Rioscuro Stream Waterfalls, offer diverse experiences. You can find more details and routes in the Hiking around Roviano guide.
Beyond hiking, the area around Roviano offers opportunities for mountain biking and gravel biking. You can find various routes, such as 'Percile Lake – Fraturno Lake loop from Cineto Romano' for MTB or 'View of Pereto and the Castle – Border of the Papal State loop from Oricola' for gravel biking. Explore more options in the MTB Trails around Roviano guide and the Gravel biking around Roviano guide.
The Rioscuro Stream Waterfalls are part of a protected area due to their ecological significance. The clear waters are home to sensitive species like crayfish (Austropotamobius pallipes) and spectacled salamanders (Salamandrina perspicillata), which serve as indicators of the ecosystem's integrity.
The Lagustelli di Percile are two lakes of karst origin, nestled in the Lucretili mountains. The largest, Fraturno lake, is exposed to the sun, while the smaller one is enclosed in a deep sinkhole, offering a unique natural contrast.
The natural monuments around Roviano, being in the Lucretili mountains, are generally best visited during spring and autumn. These seasons offer pleasant temperatures for hiking and exploring, with vibrant foliage in spring and rich colors in autumn. Summer can also be suitable, especially in the mornings or late afternoons, but be prepared for warmer weather.
Visitors appreciate the unique karst phenomena, the clear waters of streams and lakes, and the integration of natural beauty with historical elements. The tranquility of places like the Fraturno Lake and the historical intrigue of the Ruins of Camerata Vecchia are frequently highlighted.
While specific regulations for each monument vary, many natural areas and trails in the Lucretili mountains are generally dog-friendly, provided dogs are kept on a leash and owners clean up after them. It's always advisable to check local signage or specific park rules for each location you plan to visit with your dog.
The lakes around Roviano, such as the Lagustelli di Percile, are primarily of karst origin. This means they were formed by the dissolution of soluble bedrock, like limestone, by groundwater, creating sinkholes and depressions that then filled with water.
Yes, the Old Spring, which provides fresh water, is located near the village and can be reached via a short section of the Coleman Trail, making it quite accessible for visitors.


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