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Between Pomte Presalino and Badia Tedalda, turning off before the suspension bridge, you'll find a minor paved road on the left that also leads to the Presalino Waterfall. A pleasant road that passes through scattered ancient houses and through a beautiful forest that leads to the Presalino Waterfall. It's a charming natural waterfall located in the municipality of Badia Tedalda (Arezzo), within the Alpe della Luna State Nature Reserve.

No comments needed, it has to be done... It is worth it for what it represents and also because it is quiet, without traffic.

The Pian della Capanna refuge is open most of the year, especially from spring to autumn. It remains a point of reference for those who undertake the path of Saint Francis and for this purpose it offers a bivouac that is always open next to the structure.

The flow of the water then or less rapid of that waterfall marks the period and the seasons. Passing by here it is almost obligatory to take a photo.

The Hermitage of Sant'Alberico is a fascinating place located at 1,147 meters above sea level in the Emilia-Romagna region, precisely between the town of Balze and the Celle monastery. This hermitage is located in a deep gorge at the foot of the Aquilone, Celle and Ocri mountains. An atmosphere of austere solitude reigns here, inviting reflection and prayer.

Everything is reminiscent of Marco Pantani

The Cerbaiolo hermitage, located in the municipality of Pieve Santo Stefano, has a fascinating history dating back several centuries. Here are some highlights: 8th century: A first small monastery was built by Tedaldo, lord of Tiferno (Città di Castello), as a gift to his daughter. His daughter's request was to build it on bare rock, "like Golgotha." 12th-13th century: After a period of growth, the few remaining Benedictine monks abandoned Cerbaiolo to move to two other monasteries in the area, leaving the hermitage uninhabited. 17th century: A chapel was built in the woods in honor of Saint Anthony, where his hut was said to have been. This gesture also served to preserve the memory of a previous small oratory. 18th century: The friars left Cerbaiolo and moved to Pieve Santo Stefano. The hermitage became a parish with the title of "St. Anthony of Padua" and was governed by a priest. Thus, the small hamlet of the municipality was born. 19th century: In 1867, the poet Giosuè Carducci was a guest in Cerbaiolo and described his experience in the ode "To the Friends of the Tiber Valley." 20th century: During the two world wars, 39 people lived in Cerbaiolo, in addition to those living in the surrounding farmhouses.

The waterfall can be reached via Badia Tedalda, along an asphalt road that starts from the main square of the town and descends quite steeply towards the waterfall, or you can pass through Ponte Presale and follow the signs for "piscina nera" after 1 km, always on paved road with no slopes, you arrive at the waterfall. Much more beautiful in spring because it is richer in water.