Busa delle Rane Karst Pond
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Recommended by 12 hikers
Location: Giavera Del Montello, Treviso, Veneto, Italy
Best Hikes to Busa delle Rane Karst Pond
- Easy
3.0
(3)
3
Baita Allegra – Busa delle Rane Karst Pond loop from Sovilla01:56
7.14km
100m
Intermediate3.0
(2)
22
Busa delle Rane Karst Pond – Baita Allegra loop from Giavera del Montello03:12
11.5km
220m
Expert4.8
(4)
2
Busa delle Rane Karst Pond – Abbey of San Eustachio loop from Nervesa della Battaglia05:17
19.6km
260m
Tips
The Busa delle Rane is a small reservoir of karst type with an ecosystem characteristic of wetlands. It hosts various plant organisms (aquatic plants) and animals such as amphipods, isopods and various types of larvae. The name derives from the large presence of frogs such as the Esculenta and the Temporaria, toads such as the Bufo Bufo and water snakes such as the Natrix Natrix and the Natrix Tasellata. If you are lucky, from the roof terrace you can admire wild boars and roe deer that go there to drink, since it is one of the rare (more or less) permanent pools present in this area.
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•November 30, 2022
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Location: Giavera Del Montello, Treviso, Veneto, Italy
Best Hikes to Busa delle Rane Karst Pond
- Easy
3.0
(3)
3
Baita Allegra – Busa delle Rane Karst Pond loop from Sovilla01:56
7.14km
100m
Intermediate3.0
(2)
22
Busa delle Rane Karst Pond – Baita Allegra loop from Giavera del Montello03:12
11.5km
220m
Expert4.8
(4)
2
Busa delle Rane Karst Pond – Abbey of San Eustachio loop from Nervesa della Battaglia05:17
19.6km
260m
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