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It can be reached after a walk (also accessible by bike) along a path that runs alongside the Fiora River; the last stretch is accessible only on foot. Impressive.

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A very beautiful and quiet place. Ideal for switching off and relaxing.

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The waterfall was built to feed a canal, probably built by the populations that lived in this area even before the arrival of the Romans (at least the 5th century BC) and later, in the 1940s, the same canal fed a hydroelectric plant, now decommissioned. Currently, the canal is passable on foot (or by mountain bike) and connects the waterfall to the gorge below the town of Corchiano. The entire route, without difficulties, lasts about thirty minutes.

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The waterfall is located in an area known as “Orto del Sambuco”, along the course of the Rio Fratta. This place is characterized by a small grassy plain where the Rio Fratta creates a suggestive waterfall. In the immediate vicinity there is also an ancient Roman humpback bridge, adding a historical element to the natural landscape

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The Martelluzzo waterfalls are a small but picturesque waterfall. The ruins of a mill next to the waterfalls make the landscape even more beautiful. The water is less clean than other waterfalls in Tuscia, but it is still worth it because of the beautiful surroundings and the lush vegetation. The waterfalls flow into the Fosso Martelluzzo. Water is an omnipresent element on the route to the Martelluzzo waterfalls. In front of the ruined medieval fortress you have a view of the Vezza river valley. Then you reach the Fosso del Martelluzzo with its beautiful waterfall.

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Beautiful shaded path full of butterflies

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"Cascata dei Cavaterra is located very close to the village of Nepi and a few hundred meters from the other waterfall, that of the Picchio. The waterfall is located between the Roman-style aqueduct built in 1727 and the previously mentioned waterfall. Its name derives from the reconstruction and fortification works of the village walls, vaulted by Antonio da Sangallo the Younger".

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May 2023 - the path is not really developed but rather a wild path - so go on the adventure with long pants and sturdy shoes. My tip would be to go to the ruins of the third mill. It is an ancient dam with two breakthroughs and therefore two waterfalls. Carefully go over the wall (!) Crashing wouldn't be a good idea...then go right. into the ancient man-made aqueduct. The tunnel is over 2 meters high and was probably a regulated inflow/outflow from the mill. The top highlight of this valley.

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Wonderful route to be done preferably on sunny days. The journey is quite easy and can be done with any type of clothing but will be more enjoyable if equipped with technical clothing and a pair of trekking shoes. If you want to complete the ring on foot up to the starting point, you will have covered about 9 km, so it is better to bring a snack and a suitable supply of water.

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Beautiful trail that follows the route of the Via Francigena through a wood. You cross a wooden bridge and a small waterfall. The shade keeps you cool even in summer.

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The waterfalls are located within the Selva del Lamone Regional Nature Reserve, to reach them it will be necessary to follow path no. 8 of the reserve.

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At this point the path runs alongside the Fosso Mazzano which creates lush waterfalls surrounded by nature.

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A few steps from the path the Fosso d'Arlena creates spectacular waterfalls. Surrounded by thick vegetation, the falls fall into a natural pool where you can swim.

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amazing place to take a nice bath

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Unfortunately we were unable to go beyond the first kilometer as the path was completely invaded by too tall and stinging plants that did not allow us to see where our feet were resting which led us to a close encounter with a snake. I hope for a future remediation in order to properly enjoy the experience. On the other hand, the Etruscan dovecote and the dark quarry are truly suggestive.

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beautiful waterfall on the Olpeta river, on the left bank, vestiges of handcrafted buildings and old mills

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This is the Terza Mola

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To visit this mill, the most beautiful and largest of the route, you have to go down a small path (going towards Blera) and cross the river bed, where possible. In August it was easy, because the river was quite dry, but at other times of the year I don't know.

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Here it is possible, if you carefully cross the stone bridge, to dive right into an old, approx. 60 cm wide rock tunnel path. In the middle of the tunnel there is a rock window and you can have a look at the "Mole".

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Über die Einsiedelei von Poggio Conte gibt es nur sehr wenige historische und archivarische Informationen. Im Bürgermuseum "Pietro e Turiddo Lotti" in Ischia di Castro würden sechs der dreizehn Tafeln mit den Aposteln aufbewahrt, die in den 1960er Jahren von den Wänden der Einsiedelei gestohlen wurden. Aus architektonischer Sicht zeigt die Einsiedelei von Poggio Conte eine bemerkenswerte künstlerische und skulpturale Fähigkeit und eine Beherrschung der Ausdrucksmittel, die deutlich an die französische Kultur des 13. Jahrhunderts erinnern. Davon zeugt das Blumenmotiv auf dem Gewölbe des ersten Raumes sowie der Grundriss. Letzteres beeinflusst von der Zisterzienserarchitektur mit der Pflanze, die einer strengen geometrischen Einstellung folgt, die in der Artikulation auf zwei Linien und zwei symmetrischen Kreisen stattfindet. Weitere interessant Details sind die kubischen Kapitelle, das Reliefblumenmuster auf dem Gewölbe des ersten Raumes und die Apsis des zweiten Raumes. Diese raffinierten künstlerischen Details werden dem 13. Jahrhundert zugeschreiben. Die Geschichte der Einsiedelei von Poggio Conte ist jedoch mindestens zweihundert Jahre älter, da die ersten Beweise für die Einsiedelei in einem Dokument aus dem Jahr 1027 enthalten sind. Höchstwahrscheinlich hingen sowohl die Einsiedelei von Poggio Conte als auch die nahe gelegene Einsiedelei von Ripatonna Cicognina von der nahe gelegenen Abtei San Colombano auf dem Gebiet von Ischia di Castro ab, deren Gründung mindestens bis ins 9. Jahrhundert zurückreicht. Die Wahl des Klosterlebens, die die Einsiedler von Poggio Conte veranlasste, sich an diesen Ort zurückzuziehen, nach dem Lebensmodell von San Colombano, einem kompromisslosen irischen Einsiedler, der nicht zu Kompromissen neigte und sich der Spiritualität widmete, stand im offenen Widerspruch zur Opulenz und Weltlichkeit des Klerus von Rom. … Sicher ist, dass die Einsiedelei von Poggio Conte das Ergebnis einer Überschneidung kultureller Schichten ist, die in der etruskischen Ära beginnen und bis heute andauern. Entlang des Zugangs zur Einsiedelei auf dem Tuffkamm befinden sich tatsächlich zwei kleine Kammergräber (etruskische Ära), deren Zugangsstufe noch erkennbar ist und die aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach einmal Teil eines größeren Komplexes gewesen sein müssen.