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Karst gorge from which, in rainy periods, water flows. It can be reached by MTB except for the last 100m.

Reachable from the car park of the small church of Santa Mama after about 400 m of easy path.

The Buoro di Ciano (also: Fontana del Buoro) is a small natural cavity that has been the object of worship since ancient times. It was believed to be frequented by fairies or nymphs. Water and the cave are linked to ancestral cults on the fertility of the Earth. The frequenting of this place by women on maternity leave, with the belief that it increased the quality of the milk, occurred until the middle of the last century.

Nice trip out of town. Quick execution. Easy path for everyone.

The Grotta di Santa Barbara located at the end of the town of Schievenin, is an enlarged natural hollow with more than 400 mines, built by the inhabitants of the Valley and completed in 1924. You can get to the cave by walking up a stone staircase and inside you can admire the stone altar and the Statue of Santa Barbara, protector of miners, set in a niche in the rock. Parking adjacent with a picnic table. From this point some paths start for the surrounding mountains.

The Tavaran Grando is a cave of karst origin, easily accessible, located between Montello and the Piave river. 400 m long, it can be reached via the First World War Bunker route which starts from the church of Santa Croce, in Nervesa della Battaglia (TV). The karst in Montello has given rise to countless natural cavities and caves which make the hill a true paradise for speleologists and beyond, given the growing interest in this type of geological conformation. The caves here are really many, about 90 of different sizes

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Old lignite mine in the Mostaccin valley. Very suggestive place with the artificial drains, the waterfall and the cave. There are also benches and tables for a nice picnic!