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I recommend leaving the road here to get to the grotto. The path is much easier to pass than the path suggested by Komoot further north.

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Definitely not accessible by bike, at least not at this time of year. The path is completely overgrown, and even on foot it was barely passable. But the grotto is worth the effort!

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The path has been cleaned and marked and many protective ropes have been added. However, it remains a mountain path where you need to have a minimum of experience. To access the caves a 3.5 meter ladder has been installed, which is therefore not suitable for children below the 15 years.

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CURRENTLY THE CAVE ENTRANCE PATH COLLAPSED AND IMPOSSIBLE TO OVERCOME. BUT I'M GOING THERE I HAVE THE SOLUTION BUT YOU NEED TO HAVE GOOD STRENGTH IN YOUR LEGS AND ARMS BECAUSE YOU NEED TO GO DOWN INTO A DENSE FOREST JUST BEFORE AND GET TO THE STONE CHANNEL AND GET UP ON SLIPPERY GROUND FOR A WHILE

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The cave is large, inside there is a crucifix and an altar. From the cave you can enjoy a beautiful view towards Vesuvius and the Lattari Mountains.

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In Lettere there is the Benedictine hermitage, or the place where the Benedictine hermit monks retired to pray, a place also known as the veins of San Benedetto. The hermitage offers visitors an incomparable panorama of the Sarno Valley and Vesuvius, as well as allowing them to enjoy an unusual view of the historic Castello di Lettere. Around the hermitage a series of small natural cavities were probably used by Benedictine hermit monks to pray, and a completely frescoed chapel was built in one of these. Unfortunately these frescoes have not withstood the neglect of time and acts of vandalism, but what remains of them shows that they dated back to around 1,000 years ago.

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difficulty to reach it? it takes a maximum of 40 minutes to reach it and there is no difficulty, you just need to have your eyes open and only a child gets lost on this path

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The wild nature of the place and the difficulty of the path to reach it make this historical site even more fascinating!

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An exciting walk in the heart of nature

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Boscariello cave. Challenging, but not impossible, the gathering brought a cheerful snake of Bikers up, through trees and bushes, along the slopes of Monte Sant'Angelo, to the large cave (142 meters high, surveyed by CAI in the 1970s) The cave has an uncontaminated and primordial aspect, with a large and deep room (sixty-three meters of planimetric development and thirty-one of depth). The beautiful panorama you can enjoy ranges from Vesuvius to Capri and embraces the whole territory https://www.sciscianonotizie.it/grotta-del-boscariello-alla-ricerca-del-tesoro-del-brigante-in-centinaia-alla-passeggiata-creaviva/

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A huge 60-meter-long cave that climbs up to huddle on the bottom with a drop of 31 meters. The floor is covered with material from the collapses, in the center of the main room there is a large chasm that brings light into the cave.

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Congratulations on the description of the Grotto And for the beautiful routes published

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Cavity located at the foot of Mount Albino, formed by 3 communicating caves, the main one of which is known as Grotta di Annibale, while the other two are respectively called Grotta dei Pipistrelli and Grotta Oscura, the latter accessible with a helmet and torch. It is local belief that the Carthaginian commander Hannibal took refuge here, together with his army, during the siege of Nuceria in 216 BC.

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