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Beautiful hike, I recommend equipment, sturdy shoes

The Hermitage of San Magno is an ancient natural cave located on the mountain of the same name, in which - according to a deep-rooted tradition - the Bishop of Trani San Magno took refuge during his escape from the persecutions of Decius. In fact, it would seem that during his long pilgrimage from Trani to Rome, he stopped at this hermitage which today bears his name, from 220 to 230 AD. Here he would have done the work of catechising the local population, to whom he would have appeared after his death in 251 AD, asking them to build a hermitage in the cave where he had lived. An image of the Saint, believed to be miraculous, is frescoed on the rock wall and dated 1541.

While walking along path 110, if you pay attention, you can see the Grotta di San Michele e Nardantuono, nestled in the side of Mount Raione.

The cave of San Michele Arcangelo is a natural cavity located on the western slope of Monte Raione in the municipality of Olevano sul Tusciano in the province of Salerno. Inside there is a religious complex of the IX-X century. The entrance to the cavity is located on a limestone ridge of the mountain, close to the Tusciano river. It is accessed via two paths: one starts from the hamlet of Ariano and the other starts from the hamlet of Salitto. The two paths join just before the cave, ending with a stairway. The peculiarity of the site is the presence within it of a complex religious structure of particular historical significance, made up of five buildings of considerable value called martyrion, a single hall basilica with frescoes from the Lombard era, two votive aedicules with courtyard, a church and an oratory.

How far is it from Parco San Michele?

Near the "Parco San Michele", you can reach the "Grotta dei travertini". Sturdy shoes are recommended. Unfortunately, the path is poorly maintained.

The Hermitage of San Magno is an ancient natural cave located on the homonymous mountain, in which - according to a deep-rooted tradition - the Bishop of Trani San Magno would have taken refuge during his escape from the persecutions of Decius. In fact, it would seem that during his long pilgrimage from Trani to Rome, he stopped on this hermitage that today bears his name, from 220 to 230 AD. Here he would have catechized the local population, to whom he would have appeared after his death in 251 AD, asking to erect a hermitage in the cave where he had lived. An image of the saint, believed to be miraculous, is frescoed on the rock wall and dated 1541.

The cave of San Michele Arcangelo is a natural cavity located on the western side of Monte Raione in the municipality of Olevano sul Tusciano in the province of Salerno. Inside there is a religious complex of the IX-X century.