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Always a magical place to see

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Beautiful cave paintings and a good photo opportunity

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Guys, it's so beautiful there!! You have to see it and enjoy it! The tour was only 5.5 km long but it's very time-consuming. There's so much to discover and experience. Take your time! The tour is not easy. There are quite a few differences in altitude, you should be sure-footed and not afraid of heights and wear sturdy shoes. The tour is varied with a suspension bridge, cave, great water-filled gorge, super exciting guided tour, waterfalls, forest motifs like in paradise, but there are also mountain panoramas and pools that invite you to cool off. I wouldn't miss it 😉.

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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.

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galleries from the First World War, with a panoramic view of the Adige valley... the municipality of Ala provides helmets free of charge, it is advisable to bring a torch

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In your opinion, is it feasible on gravel? Thank you

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Despite the lack of water at the end of August, a beautiful wild gorge with many waterfalls and many scours. The atmosphere and peace (on weekdays!!) are indescribable. Well secured and also easy for beginners to climb.

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Adventure in and over a gorge like something out of the Jungle Book. This route leads through the Val Sorda gorge, a valley that has managed to preserve its wild and natural beauty. The hike leads along a characteristic gorge crossed by the Rio Mondrago, with the last stretch over the suspension bridge - a unique, magical and exciting sight. The tour is strenuous, but the climbing experience & the many views are worth it. You don't have to be a climbing expert, just brave with the necessary amount of caution.

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I forgot .. you need a torch, as they are not lit.

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Recently reopened after a refurbishment. The gallery (300 m long) has been completely reopened but only one view of the Lagarina valley is available. They were gun emplacements from the First World War to defend the border from the Austro-Hungarians. However, never a single shot was fired from these positions, because the border was immediately moved further north by the Austrians.

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Natural bridge, perhaps the most interesting geological monument of the Lessini. It is derived from the spontaneous collapse of the underlying layers. It can be covered (free of charge) with a path that highlights, among other things, the remains of human settlements in the ravines and caves below. Large square, restaurant and adventure park nearby.

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The original three caves were dug by hand during the First War to defend the area across the border and later served as shelter for area families during the Second World War. The caves were cleaned up for the visit and equipped with lighting, replicas of weapons and songs from Alpine choirs.

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The original three caves were dug by hand during the First War to defend the area across the border and later served as shelter for area families during the Second World War. The caves were cleaned up for the visit and equipped with lighting, replicas of weapons and songs from Alpine choirs.

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Warning: to connect to another path that passed a little higher up, I took an unmarked stretch of woods: I don't recommend it, as it's impervious and full of brambles!

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The Ponte di Veja as well as being the most important geological monument of Lessinia is also an archaeological site of extraordinary charm that has attracted researchers and scholars in all ages. In fact, beneath its immense vault there are numerous shelters, ravines and 5 large caves which since the First Glaciation have been the refuge and home of prehistoric men. The numerous finds of arrowheads, needles, tools and bones of prehistoric animals represent an important testimony that takes us to a distant and fascinating past.

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Don't forget, entry costs a euro

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easy hike

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Spectacular Valley a few km from Verona. Impressive, amazing, but routes not suitable for everyone and rightly marked as EE (Expert Hikers).

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Pure nature, narrow gorges, small waterfalls, caves. Natural pools, washed-out rocks. We had a Labrador with us. We had to carry him in two places or lift him up. A close bond is important! All in all, a worthwhile tip!

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When nature builds, it does so with often surprising results. The Veja bridge is an example of this. And if you want to go with the family, I recommend the nearby adventure park. Guaranteed fun for the children.

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