A waterfall cascading through gray rocky canyons amidst rugged terrain
A waterfall cascading through gray rocky canyons amidst rugged terrain, The Alcantara Park is located on the northern slope of Mount Etna, between the provinces of Messina and Catania in Sicily. The Alcantara gorges were created by the waters of the river flowing through lava flows from Mount Etna. The park is home to several plant species, including plane trees, oaks, willows and oleanders, and a variety of animals, including migratory birds, mammals and fish
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