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SEA VIEW... Wonderful 😍!

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great place to start for excursions and flights!

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suggestion? explore it all! trails, caves, flying, on horseback, by mountain bike or on foot. Explore it all it's wonderful

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You can find more information and book the tours here: https://www.grottamontecucco.umbria.it/en/cave-activity/excursions/ I can recommend the “Crossing Route”.

The Balza Forata, also called Foro della Madonna, represents a classic itinerary of Monte Nerone.

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The Sanctuary of Santa Maria in Val d'Abisso is a Catholic place located near Piobbico, at the foot of Monte Nerone. According to tradition, shepherds found an image of the Madonna and Child in a cave on Mount Nero, perhaps left by one of the hermits who lived in the area.

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The Ring of Janus is a trekking route that winds between Marche and Umbria, offering spectacular views of the Apennines and touching places rich in history and spirituality, such as ancient abbeys and hermitages, as well as crossing regional parks and nature reserves. This specific section of the route explores the eastern side of Monte Cucco.

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Spectacular window along the rock face, it represents a classic stopping point along the demanding climb of the Infernaccio gorge, being about halfway along the route that leads to the summit of Monte Nerone

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Section of the route that leads from the summit to the crossroads of Mount Cucco which then leads to the path that goes to the cave, to be done with a fair degree of hiking experience in the winter.

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End start very hard path if not trained like me, follow the track because although Nero has paths of all possible and imaginable types and wonderful views it is very poorly marked or not at all, in certain points without a map you risk finding nothing and being forced to return backwards. Effective time 8h 50m

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Hard path to get from the sanctuary, very steep climb.

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After various hairpin bends, you arrive by car as far as the small village of Pieia and park. The entrance to path no. 20 is found at the entrance to the town on the right next to the picnic area along the fence of the bowling green. The first section is all in the shade and flat, with glimpses of the surrounding peaks and then uphill in the last one. Along the way you come across the ruins of an old house and the Grotta delle Nottole, and then the arch of Fondarca, a natural rock arch with high and steep walls which was the entrance to a cave which collapsed in ancient times. Return to the same path

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Arriving at the rock arch, you enter what was once a vast cave, whose "ceiling" collapsed in ancient times. The genesis of the arch is now clear: it is what is left of a wall of the cave itself, transformed following collapses and erosive processes. The whole area is full of cracks, rock shelters and large and small caves, carved out by various natural phenomena.

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Crossing of one of the largest caves in Italy, for information: www.grottamontecucco.umbria.it

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An eye on Nero

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