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This is by no means a trail for beginners! (Probably a translation error).

Even though the waterfall was very thin due to the persistent heat, it was a great experience. We've only experienced standing behind a waterfall like that in Iceland.

Former mule track that allows the connection between Campione and the Tremosine plateau through the San Michele gorge. It also allows access to the old hydraulic works. The panoramic, steep and stony path is exposed in some parts and equipped with a metal safety cord. It is a path for EE. In one section you go through a long tunnel in the rock, illuminated.

Beautiful cave paintings and a good photo opportunity

Grotta delle Tette More is a natural cavity of particular historical and geological interest. This cave, hidden among the Veronese hills, is known for its suggestive shape and the play of light that is created inside it. A place to explore, with a fascinating history linked to local legends and folklore of the area.

Pozzo tondo is one of the waterfalls in the Molina Waterfalls Park. It offers a breathtaking natural spectacle, with vertical rock walls, canyons, mossy caves and lush vegetation. Water, the absolute protagonist, has sculpted this suggestive valley for millennia, creating a unique and enchanted environment just a few steps from the village of Molina.

The region around Molina has been known and inhabited since prehistoric times, when humans still lived in caves and needed natural shelters, food, water, and stones to survive. In the Parco delle Cascate, it is also possible to visit such a prehistoric cave, which has been reconstructed in recent years for educational purposes. There, we can see that our ancestors slept on beds of hay and were covered with animal hides, hunted with flint, and used fire for both warmth and cooking.

Even though it's forbidden, you can go inside at your own risk - don't forget your flashlight. The barriers are a joke or a farce.