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There are two spots from which to admire the water falling from the rocks, the larger one is the Canepa waterfall, and not far away there is a smaller spot, still on path 2.

Natural caves of Onfero, to visit!

In the eastern part of the Giove hill of Santarcangelo di Romagna, approximately 150 hypogea are excavated in the sandstone and clay, forming an underground route of approximately 5–6 km. Most date back to the medieval period, in which period they were used as warehouses and cellars for the conservation of Sangiovese (given that the temperature is constantly around 12 °C and the humidity 80-90%) and others, according to scholars, had more ancient origins, used in particular as early Christian caves and places of Roman or Byzantine worship. During the Second World War they were excellent refuges for the inhabitants of the city and, for this reason, they were all connected. taken from Wikipedia

The Onferno Caves are a karst complex of caves located in the chalk.

World War II shelters

This second part - for those descending from Monte Scudo - is equally interesting in particular because two refuges from the Second World War are clearly visible. Attention ⚠️ the first part of the path is covered by vegetation (at least during the summer when I walked it). There are so many joints that it's really hard to see where you're going. Follow the trail. The second part of the path after the caves is much cleaner probably because it is traveled from below from where there are signs for the provincial sp41 after Trarivi (near the church of Peace)

Interesting to see, it's not clear to me if they were military posts or for civilians. In shelter 2 there is stagnant water

Beautiful hidden path in the Canepa forest (San Marino). You reach the old mills. The descent in some sections is impossible ... some sections you have to abseil with a rope, in others you have to pull yourself up with a rope ... To try for those who love adventure and a type of MTB out of the conventional.