サンタルフィオの峡谷・トップ5

ここはきれいです、とてもきれいです

標高約2040メートルに位置しています。そこへ行くにはいくつかのルートがあります。Passo dei DammusiまたはMonte Pizzilloからのルートをお勧めします。明らかにMTBには適さないルートです。

The Grotta del Gelo, on the northern side of Etna at 2,030 meters above sea level, is the southernmost glacier in Europe, known for its perennial ice maintained by unique climatic conditions.

One of the most beautiful lava tunnels on the north side of Mount Etna is the Serracozzo Grotto (surely often visited, but not signposted). A lava tunnel is not a cave, but rather one formed during an eruption, when a crust forms on the surface of the slowly flowing lava in flatter terrain. This "tunnel" is easy to enter (assuming there's no threat of a thunderstorm (flooding!) or ice and snow making entry dangerous). Don't forget your flashlight; two cave-ins in the ceiling provide sufficient light until halfway through the tunnel, after which it becomes very shallow and pitch-dark in places. It's worth exploring!

Approx. 115m long volcanic grotto. A few meters off the main path. Signposted.

It is located a very short distance from the track, following an uphill path. The cave is also slightly uphill... it is not very high, nor one of the most spectacular. But it is really easy to reach

This cave was formed from a lava flow that cooled and solidified on the outside, but continued to flow inside, leaving a hollow space behind. The Grotta Serracozzo is particularly impressive because it has collapsed in two places, allowing daylight to enter.

It is a lava flow cave, access to which is possible from the collapsed vault. It was discovered in 2000. I left the bike on the path and continued on foot