Top 8 Caves カッシーナ・ヴァルサッシーナでの

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natural cave with the presence of a fountain

Characteristic passage of the Caminetto or Buco della Carlotta Equipped Path. Be careful of the wet rock in the hole. Full report: https://www.ferrate365.it/vie-ferrate/sentiero-attrezzato-caminetto-buco-carlotta-resegone/

The Ferrera or white water cave consists of a collapse room divided into two parts, approximately 190m long in total and up to 40m wide with gigantic boulders detached from the ceiling.

Alpe Moncodeno is a mountain pasture that is still in operation today. It is one of the most loved places on this side of the Grigne, above all for the large quantity of mysterious caves. There are more than 600 of them, but the most famous is perhaps the "Moncodeno cave": an eternal ice sanctuary visited and mentioned by Leonardo da Vinci, which offers a cool refuge even on the hottest summer days.

Very scenic waterfall, located at the source of the Enna river. Going up (with caution, the area is very humid and full of moss) to the top of the waterfall, you can admire the cave from which the Enna river flows.

The Ferrera or white water cave consists of a collapse chamber divided into two parts, about 190m long and up to 40m wide with gigantic boulders detached from the ceiling. The origin of the cavity is certainly natural but in the past it was used as a mine for the extraction of iron hydroxides.