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This route is absolutely a very challenging one! We started hiking from Rotzo with children aged 5 to 10. It's just manageable up to the waterfalls and a very beautiful hike. At the waterfall itself, there's a pleasant flat section but with dangerously deep drops. The return route is downright dangerous from the start and not recommended. We explored the route a bit further, and there it's even risky for adults. Many other hikers turned back as well.

the sinkhole is quite impressive and quite intimidating

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The route is very suggestive and challenging. In addition, Contrà Pria in the summer is a destination for many bathers and tourists with services that have nothing to envy of a seaside resort. Luciano

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Because it's a beautiful place

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The Astico river here makes its way between rocks and canyons and creates wonderful pools of emerald water. They are swimmable, there is some small beach and shade. Ample parking.

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A beautiful place in the Assa Gorge.

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The diameter and depth of the chasm are impressive. It's scary. I advise caution in the cold months (and not only) as there is ice everywhere and the area becomes a skating rink, although there are protective barriers. I speak from lived experience....

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Very nice route to do, all trail in the middle of the woods. I recommend caution since one misstep is enough to slip and get hurt, there are sheer points so always be extremely careful. (Better to do it if you have a minimum of experience)

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Natural chasm that nature is now recovering, worth seeing if you pass through the area

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Beautiful and evocative place. From June to September I recommend a stop for a bruschetta and a refreshing swim.

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The Sentiero delle Cenge is spectacular! An adventurous up-and-down trail beneath the Rotzo plateau, passing at the foot of high, majestic vertical walls of yellow and black rock that form natural canopies, with breathtaking views of the sheer Val d'Assa! The photos, as usual, don't do justice to the awe of these natural wonders. Numerous points of interest (the Pulpito, the Vignale del Ghil, the Pach Waterfalls, etc.) make the trail even more interesting and varied. The full route starts from Castelletto/Bostel and ends in Alberedo, but it can be shortened at the waterfall by climbing to the village of Rotzo, especially since the climb to Albereto is quite challenging. The trail can also be reached from below, from Pedescala or from the 6th hairpin bend of the Strada del Piovan. In this case, I recommend detouring towards Castelletto, possibly retracing your steps, as this section offers the most exposed and panoramic ledges. Rated EE (Expert Hikers) for several exposed sections of the chasm (facilitated by the presence of climbing ropes fixed to the rock) and for its challenging nature. Perhaps not recommended for those with a fear of heights. * A ledge is a horizontal section on a vertical rock face; a covolo is a natural ravine or overhang caused by erosion.

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Here, the Pach stream (which in the Cimbrian language actually means "stream") cascades over a thirty-meter (?) drop, forming a waterfall amidst lush vegetation. It's a charming spot, hidden in the heart of the forest, beneath the Rotzo basin, between the sheer cliffs of the Val d'Assa. Unfortunately, it's a stroke of luck to find an active waterfall instead of a trickle of water, due to the Pach's torrential nature and the increasingly dry seasons. The ideal time to visit is after heavy rains, but this makes the trail treacherous and slippery.

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Evocative place: mirrors of crystalline water set among the rocks, all surrounded by magnificent meadows. The pools are suitable for swimming and for this reason they are very popular in the summer.

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Impressive and spectacular sinkhole of karst origin, which descends as a well for 46 meters, then continues with a lateral corridor and falls with another well, reaching the overall depth of -96 meters! The dark and mysterious mouth is illuminated by a natural skylight dug into the karst ceiling. At the bottom of the cave the ice remains throughout the year. It is called indiscriminately Caverna or Voragine (del) Siesòn or Sciasòn.

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Spectacular, it seems to be among the crystal clear waters of Sardinia, a must see.

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Suggestive place, reference point in the summer to cool off in the crystalline waters of the Astico. Here you can swim and sunbathe lying on the surrounding lawns or smooth rocks. Recommended.

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An enchanting place both for the eyes and for the soul

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This spectacular chasm was created by the collapse of the roof of a huge karst cave: it has an opening approximately 20 meters in diameter and a depth of at least 30 meters. The slender natural stone arch and the tall fir trees growing from the bottom are very distinctive. In the Cimbrian language, it means "House of Stone." According to legend, it is the home of the solitary, gruff, and unkempt ogre who inhabits the woods of Roana and takes naughty children here until they repent... "Be quiet, or I'll call the ogre who'll take you to the Stone House!" It's impressive how this chasm goes unnoticed and invisible just by walking a few meters away: then you get closer and a spectacular chasm opens up, swallowing the forest! Until 2022, it wasn't even fenced off with a rope, making the spectacle even more terrifying!

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Avoid cycling, not cycling between the fort and the cave.

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Avoid by bike. Extremely difficult even with a hand bike, and you only risk ruining it. To be avoided.

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