Marmore Falls – Velino River loop from Marmore

Hiking trails & Routes

Italy

Umbria

Terni

Marmore Falls – Velino River loop from Marmore

Moderate

4.6

(17)

hikers

Marmore Falls – Velino River loop from Marmore

04:12

13.4km

460m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily walkable paths. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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Includes short out-and-back sections

Your route doubles back at waypoints. If this isn’t intentional, adjust those waypoints’ positions.

After 461 m for 8 m

After 469 m for 27 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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465 m

Confraria di Colecionistas Canal Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

An ancient bridge built in 1882 to allow crossing the Nera river of the irrigation canal established in 1880 is still clearly visible here.

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482 m

Trail No. 4

Highlight • Trail

Extremely clear and defined paths along which to enjoy the beauty of the Marmore

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2.00 km

Museum of Industrial Archaeology of Terni

Highlight • Monument

a real open-air museum where you can admire precious testimonies of the hydroelectric industry and the Terni Company, in the landscape of the Marmore Falls.

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2.89 km

Marmore Falls

Highlight • Waterfall

Very beautiful waterfalls. Pay attention to opening times. Entrance fee 10€.

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3.24 km

Departure from the BELVEDERE INFERIORE car park. Start with Route 6 [free, to be tackled with hiking shoes, uphill with slippery ground, 1.7km long], connected with Route 5 [free, simple and flat, with an open-air museum of the Turbines for the steel mill] which flows into a small square where there are bars and you can buy water and ponchos (recommended for route 2), ticket office to proceed with the paid routes, route 1 [long staircase with some picnic areas with benches and baskets] connected with route 2 and Route 3, we continued with 2 [at the foot of the waterfall with splashes and wind, getting wet is guaranteed! ] connected with path 3 [Organic path, short, small signs on the sides of the path indicate the species of plants that live in the waterfalls] path 3 leads to a bridge and ends at Piazza Byron, to conclude Path 4 [you have to leave the Byron entrance, cross the road and return to the Pennarossa entrance located in the other mountain, from which you can admire the waterfall in its entirety, not a ring route, you have to go back along the same path] closing with return to the Lower Belvedere Parking

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