Top 5 Caves 무솔렌테 주변

historical path

Karst gorge from which, in rainy periods, water flows. It can be reached by MTB except for the last 100m.

The Trenchers of Monte Campolongo - not to be confused with the mountain of the same name and its fort exactly on the opposite western side of the Asiago Plateau - are a long and deep Italian trench from the First World War, dug on a promontory which dominates the final stretch of the Val Brenta. It had no active role during the Great War, but served as an extreme bulwark to prevent a possible invasion of the Austro-Hungarian army from Valsugana. Cleaned and recovered, it features walkways, outposts, tunnels and shelters in a dense and silent forest: today the vegetation largely covers the view, especially in summer, but at the time the view of the valley was clean. You can follow the winding of the trench from inside or from above, along a path complete with little bridges... or a little and a little!

The alpinists have created a small historical circular route here with lots of information

Impressive as the sound rumbles in the caves, I can hardly believe that the few surviving boys came home completely unnerved, try it. Beware of the few bats, if you see them try not to disturb them

Panoramic point with the monument dedicated to the stonemason (680 m). In this area since the sixteenth century there were quarries from which precious marble was extracted. The nearby forest road allows you to quickly reach a large disused quarry which today has become a climbing wall. Also nearby is the “house of the stonemasons” and a picnic area.

It can be reached from both sides of the hill, following rather challenging climbs, but it is worth it. The area overflows with history.