Lakes around Acquaviva D'Isernia are situated in a region known for its natural landscapes and historical sites. The area is characterized by its position within the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park, offering diverse natural features. Visitors can find both natural and artificial lakes that blend with the mountainous terrain. This setting provides opportunities for outdoor activities and appreciating the local environment.
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The Volturno Springs mark the beginning of the longest river in southern Italy: the water flows from a karst cavity at the foot of the Meta massif, forming clear and always cold natural pools. The site is immersed in a peaceful, wooded environment, with walkways and observation points that allow visitors to get up close to the springs.
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One of the best points to observe the lake of Castel San Vincenzo is from the dam. The rock face of Monte Marrone which is reflected in the turquoise waters is spectacular, on the other side the view is lost on the rest of Molise. Really impressive.
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The Source of Capo Volturno, located in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, is the point of origin of the Volturno river, one of the main rivers of southern Italy.
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Spectacular view of the Mainarde mountains ⛰️
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Spectacular view of the Carpinone waterfalls 🌊 Incorrect map setting on Castel San Vincenzo Mainarde lake, move to Carpinone.
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The Capo Volturno spring, located in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, is the point of origin of the Volturno river, one of the main rivers of southern Italy. https://rocchetta.info/la-sorgente-capo-volturno
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The lake of the split mountain, at 1100 meters above sea level. in the municipality of Alfedena, it offers a breathtaking view and a wild experience. Perfect for family excursions and for cooling off in nature. Not equipped, but diving is possible. To be seen! Uncrowded, quiet and relaxing, it is a refuge for deer. In August it can get crowded. In the heart of the forest, you find peace. A lovely venue if in the area.
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The Montagna Spaccata Lake is a natural water basin located in the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise. It is known for its tranquil setting and crystal clear waters which reflect the contours of the surrounding mountains. The area around the lake is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna, contributing to the uniqueness of the landscape. https://www.abruzzoturismo.it/it/lago-montagna-spaccata-alfedena-aq
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The region around Acquaviva D'Isernia features both natural and artificial lakes. These bodies of water are set within the natural landscapes of the Abruzzo, Lazio, and Molise National Park, offering diverse environments from wild, unequipped natural basins to artificial reservoirs with amenities.
Montagna Spaccata Lake, located at 1100 meters above sea level in Alfedena, offers a breathtaking and wild natural experience. It's known for its tranquil atmosphere, crystal clear waters, and serves as a refuge for deer. Visitors are drawn to its stunning views and the peaceful environment in the heart of the forest.
Yes, swimming is possible in Montagna Spaccata Lake. Although it is an unequipped lake without facilities, many visitors enjoy cooling off in its waters.
Montagna Spaccata Lake is generally uncrowded, offering a quiet and relaxing experience. However, it can see more visitors in August.
Lake Castel San Vincenzo, despite being an artificial lake, blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. Its shores are equipped with campsites, small beaches, and picnic areas, making it suitable for various recreational activities and family outings.
Yes, Lake Castel San Vincenzo offers spectacular panoramic views of the Mainarde mountains. A particularly impressive spot is the View of the lake from the dam, where the rock face of Monte Marrone reflects in the turquoise waters.
Both Montagna Spaccata Lake and Lake Castel San Vincenzo are considered family-friendly. Montagna Spaccata Lake is ideal for family excursions into wild nature, while Lake Castel San Vincenzo provides equipped picnic areas and beaches for a more structured family day out.
The area around the lakes offers various outdoor activities. You can find hiking trails, such as the easy Lake Castel San Vincenzo loop. For cycling enthusiasts, there are MTB trails like the Lake Castel San Vincenzo Loop and road cycling routes, including the Lake Barrea – Forca d'Acero Pass loop.
Yes, there are several hiking trails around Lake Castel San Vincenzo. An easy option is the Lake Castel San Vincenzo loop from Castel San Vincenzo, which is about 5.2 km. More moderate trails include the L'Eremo di San Michele a Foce loop and the Mountain Attics – Lake Castel San Vincenzo loop.
The Volturno Spring is the point of origin of the Volturno river, one of the main rivers of southern Italy. It is located within the National Park of Abruzzo, Lazio and Molise, where water flows from a karst cavity, forming clear and cold natural pools in a peaceful, wooded environment.
Visitors to the lakes around Acquaviva D'Isernia highly appreciate the stunning natural beauty and the peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. The wild experience of places like Montagna Spaccata Lake and the picturesque views of the Mainarde mountains from Lake Castel San Vincenzo are frequently mentioned highlights.


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