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Laghetto dei Noci, Molini di Triora

3.3

#2 of 12 in Parks in Province of Imperia

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Laghetto dei Noci reviews

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3.4

By kellyandlola

Park in the car park on the left as you head north out of the town. Follow the painted signs down to the riverside. There's lots of space and the pool is huge. The water was ice cold, just what we.... more

Park in the car park on the left as you head north out of the town. Follow the painted signs down to the riverside. There's lots of space and the pool is huge. The water was ice cold, just what we.... more »
By Andy C

Spent a morning here with just a local family for company. The water was freezing but that was how we wanted it really as it's a real sun trap. Getting there from Dolceaqua was a bit of a hassle over.... more

Spent a morning here with just a local family for company. The water was freezing but that was how we wanted it really as it's a real sun trap. Getting there from Dolceaqua was a bit of a hassle over.... more »
By David C

A local's spot, basically in town, to swim in very cool mountain water. Bring a picnic lunch and a bottle of local wine.

A local's spot, basically in town, to swim in very cool mountain water. Bring a picnic lunch and a bottle of local wine. more »

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By Giovanni Giordano

A magical place, well kept, with games for children, a barbecue area and the possibility of taking a fresh bath. A few minutes from the sea, ideal for those who want to spend a day immersed in nature

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By Ivano Pinasco

In the hope that it can be restored to the conditions prior to last year's elongation.

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By Ronald Matern

It was a beautiful place, but after a storm with massive debris in autumn 2020, the dam and other facilities were destroyed. The lake is unfortunately history :-(

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By Grace B23

Surrounded by greenery, perfect for a dip in the cool water. Very frequented by both locals and tourists, for this reason it is difficult to find parking nearby, but you can park at the end of the village and take a walk through the village to reach it.

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By Zouhir Boubouh

There isn't much left of the lake, no more water, too bad

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