Top 6 Caves 카메라타 코넬로 주변

The Dossena Mines represent a historical testimony to industrial and mining archaeology in the Brembana Valley. These mines have been an important resource for mineral extraction, particularly calamine (a zinc ore), since ancient times. The guided tour allows you to explore the main galleries and learn about the history, mining techniques, and miners' lives.

Very funny. Not for everyone though.

Interesting historical place. From here you descend to Camerata Cornello or return to Dossena. After exploring the various routes of course!

The Partisans' Cave, in Val Taleggio, is a cave semi-hidden among boulders and vegetation; to access it it is necessary to wade through a small stream fed by the water which, descending from above, generates a wonderful waterfall inside the cave. During the spring of 1945, partisans Giulio Bellaviti from Pizzino and Virgilio Arnoldi from Sottochiesa were killed here by Nazi-fascist forces. To remember this massacre, the cave has since taken the name "Cave of the Partisans".

Very scenic waterfall, located at the source of the Enna river. Going up (with caution, the area is very humid and full of moss) to the top of the waterfall, you can admire the cave from which the Enna river flows.

Path that connects Fondra to Bàresi. The few exposed sections have been made safe with fences. The gallery, about twenty meters long, which passes under the stream is very characteristic.

Departure from Selvino towards Trafficanti (Via Mercatorum) then Serina, Colle di Dossena and at the first houses in the town keep to the right, staying high. The road and the signs for the mines do the rest, you can't go wrong. Shortly before and shortly after the mines there is a gravel section, almost all of which is easy to pedal. Then splendid descent, all on asphalt, towards Camerata Cornello. From here it is "intriguing" the uphill face, very hard, towards Cespedonio. Alternatively, when you come to cross the Val Brembana cycle path instead of going up towards Lenna, go down towards San Pellegrino to go up to Selvino. The tour is about 15-17 kilometers long.

Because the mine is the mine!