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A short, beautiful hike through oak forests, offering beautiful views. Due to some steep climbs, a good level of fitness is recommended. 🌬️

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Everything is very suggestive and a reason to return.

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The Rio di Gea flows through a wild valley near Castel d'Aiano, creating waterfalls and pools between boulders and rock walls. Its course feeds the Orrido di Gea, a pristine natural environment, characterized by the spontaneous growth of the rare watercress (Nasturtium officinale), known for its nutritional properties. Along the path that goes from Villa d'Aiano to Montese, you can still see the remains of ancient water mills, once fundamental to the local community.

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Beautiful, very special place

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The Labante Caves were formed thanks to the river coming from the San Cristoforo spring, which forms a small waterfall here. The spring has an average summer flow rate of around 11 liters per second and is used as a water and drinking supply. The San Cristoforo spring was discovered at the end of the 19th century and since 1986 it has also been used to power the aqueduct that supplies the municipalities of Castel d'Aiano and Vergato. https://www.lorenzotaccioli.it/grotte-di-labante/

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Just a little less than the Victoria waterfall but worth it😉

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Small waterfall, next to the (former) Mill, a very beautiful corner!! (Note, you can get there from the path, the road is indicated as private)

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https://www.terreincognitemagazine.it/labante-una-perla-di-pietra-incast ..."Labante is worth a visit in every season. In fact, spring enriches it with splendid blooms, while in summer the vegetation and waters refresh the environment. Autumn colors the woods, while in winter, the waterfall is covered with long icicles, creating an unreal, almost magical atmosphere, "... ..."The water gushes from a spring, through one of the many fractures originating in the Miocene sandstones, at least 17 million years old. The existence of significant concentrations of calcium carbonate derives from a large quantity of shells of shells fossilized in that ancient sea."... ..."It is known how much the springs have always been favored and respected by the Etruscan people. In fact they believed that the spring waters were points of contact with the underworld, the underground world. A few tens of kilometers from here, in Marzabotto, once stood the important Etruscan city of Kainua"...

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