周辺の天然記念物・トップ14

At its end, the Lagarina valley drastically narrows its slopes and forms the Chiusa di Ceraino. In just over 100 meters of width, the Adige and the state road that leads to Trento pass. After the locks, the Adige flows into the plain and the landscape opens up rapidly.

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At its end, the Lagarina valley drastically narrows its slopes and forms the Chiusa di Ceraino. In just over 100 meters of width, the Adige and the state road that leads to Trento pass. After the locks, the Adige flows into the plain and the landscape opens up rapidly.

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Already done it's beautiful. It's not difficult, just a little attention

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They are very characteristic and unusual rock formations, characterized by large erosions of the limestone rock so as to form caves, shelters, holes (hence the name Sengia Sbusa) and large towers. It is also a very panoramic point on Negrar and in the distance also on Lake Garda.

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Great route, exciting and incredibly beautiful. You do need a bit of "faith in God" for the stairs. So, pull yourself together and go 😉! It'll be fine 🤞... it held for us too 😜

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Lovely view

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Monte S. Michele preserves the remains of an abbey over 1000 years old and of a very ancient settlement. The area is protected so much attention is needed.

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Crossing point of the Ciclabile dei Forti, very characteristic and evocative, between Volargne and Dolcè

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Temporarily completely closed...

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Unfortunately not available at the moment

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Mount S Michele, above Cavaion, offers an interesting archaeological park with the remains of a village and an ancient abbey of over 1000 years. The area is protected so proper attention is needed.

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To visit the Bastia it is necessary to leave the bike and enter on foot, being careful not to ruin the archaeological site

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Between the slopes of Monte Baldo and Monti Lessini, the Adige is wedged in a natural lock. The tight curves between the rocks have created a truly unique environment that is hard to forget for its beauty.

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Beautiful view over the Valpolicella. Follow the signs in the stretch in the woods, otherwise you risk accidentally skipping the point. A little exposed if you suffer from vertigo.

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beautiful landscapes, gentle climbs; mostly shaded path, suitable for families with children

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The Salto del Covolo Tondo (24 m. Jump) can be overcome by passing through an IRON LADDER - about 8/10 m high. - and a short EQUIPPED SECTION. The passage is recommended for experienced hikers.

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The Negraresi call the rock in the local Veronese dialect "Sengia Sbusa" which translated into Italian means "Pietra Perata". In Latin it was called "Petra Pertusa" distorted over time by the locals who call the nearby district "Parpaciusa", Italianized by the Italian topographers in "Preperchiusa". It is a characteristic limestone tower, clearly visible from the Negrar di Valpolicella valley on the eastern side of the valley characterized by a small cave which, seen from a distance, looks like a hole. It is a very panoramic place that can be reached from the Preperchiusa district going up or from Case Antolini going down. Beware of exposed scenic spots.

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A very well-kept atmosphere, a very clean park with great natural pools. 42 degrees warm water is of course rarely cool in mid-summer, but when you get out of the water, then it's just fine. There are no classic swimming pools. The bottom of the basin is made of fine gravel. The water gets dimmer, the more visitors go swimming. The Gastro is cheap and good quality. There are ice cold drinks as well as fresh fruit. A nice place for a balmy Sunday. 26.00 Euro entrance (as of July 2019) should the good offer but also to expect.

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In Cola is the large park called Villa dei Cedri, with a 5,000 m² thermal lake.

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