Top 7 Caves 밸브스티노 주변

This is by no means a trail for beginners! (Probably a translation error).

Former mule track that allows the connection between Campione and the Tremosine plateau through the San Michele gorge. It also allows access to the old hydraulic works. The panoramic, steep and stony path is exposed in some parts and equipped with a metal safety cord. It is a path for EE. In one section you go through a long tunnel in the rock, illuminated.

Small cave

On the southern side of Cima (or Dosso) Piemp, this small cave is a perfect shelter in case of emergency. The cave, in fact, protects from rain and bad weather. If necessary, it is possible to spend an entire night there, although it is quite dark.

Monte Censo (1,012 m) is one of them. In note you take the road to Baremone; After 2 hairpin bends and a long right bend you will see a small church on the right. Park your car next to or near the small church. From there you continue on foot on path 433. In terms of difficulty, this path is classified as moderately difficult. After a short hike of an hour and a half you reach the summit. From there you can admire the entire lake from north to south.

On the former border between Italy and the Austrian Empire there are numerous fortifications from the First World War. The so-called “Grottes of Mezzema” are part of this. It is a hand-dug tunnel system that houses a small museum corner. There are a total of three tunnel systems in Mezzema that can hardly be seen from the outside. During World War I, the tunnels were manned by soldiers who could easily observe the approaching enemy on the road. Smaller exhibits from this period can be seen in the museum, such as helmets, coins, rifle cartridges and grenades. During World War II, however, the cave system served as a shelter for the local population. entry Access to the caves is via a small turnstile with a 1 euro coin slot, which turns on the lighting and the mountain hunters' choir. Source: gardasee.de

The original three caves were dug by hand during the First War to defend the area across the border and later served as shelter for area families during the Second World War. The caves were cleaned up for the visit and equipped with lighting, replicas of weapons and songs from Alpine choirs.

The original three caves were dug by hand during the First War to defend the area across the border and later served as shelter for area families during the Second World War. The caves were cleaned up for the visit and equipped with lighting, replicas of weapons and songs from Alpine choirs.