Top 11 Caves トレントでの

This stretch of trail is particularly evocative, with sections dug into the rock and cycle tunnels.

Have you ever thought about what you would do in a cave? The one you see was used as a shelter by shepherds for a very long time. Inside there is a natural fireplace, perhaps for this reason it was called "Cosina", which in our dialect means "kitchen". In 1912, during an archaeological excavation, Don Felice Vogt and Giacomo Roberti, an important Trentino scholar of ancient history and archaeology, discovered some very ancient tombs... but I had seen them a long time before! The bones date back to prehistoric times: think, they are more than 4000 years old! Together with bones found a beautiful blade of a flint dagger, a weapon which in the funerary rites of the time probably served to accompany the deceased into the afterlife.

The Vis Ferrata Giulio Segata is a short, tough via ferrata that is divided into two sections. The second section is even harder than the first section, but becomes easier again as you go up. It starts over long smooth steep walls (E). At the top you climb through a cave with all kinds of stepping aids (C).

A tunnel carved into the rock and reinforced with reinforced concrete, which was part of the fortifications on the Soprasasso. There are still numerous such caverns and tunnels on this mountain, some of which are in varying states of preservation. They served as camp or crew quarters.

Very nice section with grotto, rock breakthrough, narrow rock path

beautifully dug out of the rocks

extremely difficult via ferrata and not signposted the approach ... personally I did not find the start, I traveled back through the life of escape and climbed the second stretch .... do not contend with the nearby aided path .... you can see immediately when it goes up that this via ferrata is not trivial

Rarely is the ratio of ascent to ascent length so bad, but it's worth it. Climbing through the two caves is great and there are also some real challenges in terms of climbing. Anyone who doesn't quite dare should think about securing a rope - a mistake here could be quite painful in many places. As usual, topo can be found at bergsteiger.com.