Unfortunately, we currently lack a comprehensive post accompanying this video.
However, here you find the original description we posted on YouTube, for some basic information:

The Parco delle Gola della Breggia is located in the Mendrisiotto region, along the river Breggia, in the lower part of the Valle di Muggio in Ticino, Switzerland.

The natural landscape is exceptionally interesting, especially for its geological and paleontological patrimony: the rocks that appear on the surface are hundreds of millions years old. It makes this Park one of the most important geological sites in Switzerland. This place is also a treasure of biodiversity, and a silent witness to the local economic and industrial history.

In this video, we share the beauties we experienced on the day we spent there. If you want to see this place in person, here are some helpful links and tips to help you plan your trip:

The entrance is free, and it's open 24x7.

They offer a parking space, which is also free.

Dogs are welcome.

Swim is allowed .

(IMPORTANT: before making a fire outside in Switzerland, you must always consult https://www.alert.swiss/ to see if there are no restrictions at that time of the year).

More info:

https://www.ticino.ch/en/itineraries/details/Parco-delle-Gole-della-Breggia/148228.html

https://www.parcobreggia.ch/

https://www.ascona-locarno.com/it/commons/details/Parco-delle-Gole-della-Breggia/52602

https://wondersofswitzerland.com