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Streams, gorges, waterfalls, caves and cool pools to dive into and large, flat, smooth rocks where you can sunbathe while being lulled by the sound of the flowing water, amplified by the natural acoustics, making it sound like a scream.

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Beautiful place, where the water shows its strength and ability to sculpt the rock

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The Marmitte and the Mill of the Romanesque Bridge of Montetiffi

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if you are looking for information on this place you will find it under the name "Vallone di Montecastelli"

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along the descent that descends from the top of Monte Rotondo towards Montecastelli there is this panoramic point where you overlook a sort of large crack that divides the mountain, and then cross it continuing the descent

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Rupe dei Cozzi a few km from Castrocaro, visit 😃

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experienced many landslides.

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Nice dirt road on the crest, allowing you to go down the valley from the Santo path to via Giallo. The route runs alongside the gullies, but you need to pay attention especially to the furrows which are really deep

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Benedetta Bianchi Porro Beatified by Pope Francis (1936 - 1964) Declared venerable by the Catholic Church, for her behavior and faith kept alive despite suffering, and later beatified by Pope Francis in 2019. In May 1944, more or less close to the first bombing of Forlì, his family evacuated to Casticciano di Bertinoro where they lived in the "house with cypresses", with an exception in the truly crucial weeks of the passage of the front, in which they took refuge in a cave at the foot of the hill. A commemorative plaque was recently placed next to the cave (in via Casticciano). (Source: https://www.visitbertinoro.it/it/poi/benedetta-bianchi-porro/)

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Here the steep course of the Rabbi river flows into a whirlpool and forms a waterfall that overwhelms the depressions between the rocks, until it pours into a spectacular abyss, under an ancient 17th-century stone bridge. The noise generated by the water and amplified by the natural acoustics is such that this place has always been called the screaming cave. (Source: https://www.romagnadavivere.it/itinerari/la-grotta-urlante-di-premilcuore-un-tesoro-nascosto-tra-cascate-e-natura-incontaminata/ )

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The access and maintainance around the cave is in really bad shape. You don’t really get to enjoy any of the views in its current state. It is a pity... I hope they will take better care of the site in the future.

Beautiful view is after the canyon .. a nice single trek

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nice single track with fun passages that starts from the Rio Cozzi canyon and arrives on a carriage road to be done preferentially to go down

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Built around the 11th century in sandstone blocks and two meters wide, it connects the Uso Valley with the Marecchia Valley with its round arch and has therefore represented a very important crossroads since ancient times. Originally it also possessed the stone parapets, now missing, about 1 meter high. For centuries the tegliai of the village of Montetiffi crossed the river Uso at this point. They traveled around Romagna with their mules to sell the typical terracotta pans on which the piadina was cooked. But, to move between Montetiffi and Montefeltro in the nineteenth century, there were also brigands, gunpowder smugglers and, in the following century, smugglers of tobacco and liquor from San Marino. The Romanesque bridge, therefore, in addition to having a historical and artistic value, is today a symbol of the human events that took place in the Upper Valle dell’Uso, when the provincial road still did not reach these areas and people lived on more or less legitimate crafts and trade. (Source: fondoambiente.it)

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