가장 멋진 동굴 5곳

There are two spots from which to admire the water falling from the rocks, the larger one is the Canepa waterfall, and not far away there is a smaller spot, still on path 2.

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Natural caves of Onfero, to visit!

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The Onferno Caves are a karst complex of caves located in the chalk.

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World War II shelters

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This second part - for those descending from Monte Scudo - is equally interesting in particular because two refuges from the Second World War are clearly visible. Attention ⚠️ the first part of the path is covered by vegetation (at least during the summer when I walked it). There are so many joints that it's really hard to see where you're going. Follow the trail. The second part of the path after the caves is much cleaner probably because it is traveled from below from where there are signs for the provincial sp41 after Trarivi (near the church of Peace)

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Interesting to see, it's not clear to me if they were military posts or for civilians. In shelter 2 there is stagnant water

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Beautiful hidden path in the Canepa forest (San Marino). You reach the old mills. The descent in some sections is impossible ... some sections you have to abseil with a rope, in others you have to pull yourself up with a rope ... To try for those who love adventure and a type of MTB out of the conventional.

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small detour to get to the Canepa waterfall

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Inside the Nature Reserve there is the Grotta di Onferno, 700 m long and 70 m deep, with a difference in height of about 70 m originating from some streams that descending from Monte Croce, reached the chalky cliff, begin an underground path, to resurface more Valley. The exploration of the cave took place in 1916 by Lodovico Quarina, who went up the cave from the resurgence to the sinkhole. Today's guided tours retrace this direction and allow you to admire the typical alabastrines of the chalky caves. Near the exit there are some rooms enlarged by collapse phenomena. In the Quarina Room the vault is animated by mamelons, curious conical structures among the most beautiful and largest in Europe that indicate the base of a layer of plaster. The cave houses the most important bat colony in the region, with eight different species. Since the summer of 1989, the cave has been open to the public, it is a sort of natural tunnel that is easy to access through the two entrances and just as easily walkable (thus unique in Emilia-Romagna). (Source: https://prolocogemmano.it/grottedionferno/)

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Suggestive. Easily accessible by MTB. To see and photograph

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For the route, shoes with a sculpted bottom are recommended.

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For the visit to the caves bring stuff not to worry if it gets dirty. The passages are narrow and you crawl the rocks. But it is suggestive and worth it. Highly recommended

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For the visit to the caves bring stuff to soil. The passages are narrow and you crawl the rocks.

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