Top 8 Caves 祭壇での

A very cool cave, lovely to sit there in the quietness.

Short passage cave. Traditional forestry is practiced next to the cave with a metal chute for the logs and a wheelbarrow.

Truly suggestive cave, with similarities to those used to shoot adventure films

A flashlight is recommended for the cave. You can walk in a fair bit. It's a bat cave, but we didn't see any. Attention on the right side is a steep edge. There you can fall into the depths!

This area of extraction of the Pietra di Finale consists of three large quarries in the tunnel, an extractive area in the open wall and other smaller ones, cut on detachment boulders or small walls. In spite of the name "Roman cave" by which it is known, the site is actually of an uncertain period. Inside the quarries, clear traces of a pre-industrial extraction technique can be distinguished that cannot be easily dated, as it remained unchanged from the Roman era until the early decades of the twentieth century. However, it is possible to hypothesize that the material used for the construction of the bridges came from these quarries.

big cave. Easy to reach. You can see bats. Right only recommended for experienced climbers.

A grotto and a short cave, both not very impressive - at least in this area. But definitely suitable as a rain shelter. At the moment, here is the climbing sector "Il Grottino" of the area Bric Grigio. Difficulties: 1 x 6a, then 7a - 8c.

Rather a lowlight. It's worth it just to visit, to make sure it's not worth it. Actually, it is more of a kind of big hole (2m x 3m x 8m?), Which may offer some rain protection. A detour here is not worth it.