Top 5 Caves 카포셀레 주변

The Grotta degli Angeli opens with a small resurgence along the southern slope of the same relief that hosts the grotta di strazzatrippa, the two caves are connected to each other. The entrance at about 1100 m above sea level consists of a small narrow passage of interstratum passing through a first fairly wide straight section that ends with the fork of the cavity into two roughly parallel branches.

As you can see from the photos, access is not easy. Here is the information on the cave. https://www.destinazionesalerno.info/Oasi-Parchi-e-Giardini/Grotta-Strazzatrippa.html

From the Valle della Caccia WWF Oasis at 505m above sea level, the path leads to the "Grotta Profunnata" at over 1000m above sea level. The route, although rather short, about 2.5 km, has significant slopes in some points. Trekking clothing, sturdy shoes, as well as some hiking experience are required.

Along the Nature Trail to reach the Acquabianca waterfall, you come across the "grotta del moss", the result of a calcareous concretion that opens onto a rock wall. A thousand rivulets of water fall from the top of the wall, feeding large layers of moss. The drops that descend profusely seem to originate from the roots of the trees above and give life to suggestive chromatic effects. Appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes.

To reach it, trekking clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended.

The rock church of the Madonna del Fiume of Calabritto is located in Ponticchio, a few steps from the Bard'natore waterfall. Located inside a karst cave, which can be accessed along a nature trail, this suggestive rock church dates back to the 17th century. According to tradition, its construction would follow the episode in which a chapel, located on the bank of the Meria torrent, was overwhelmed due to the overflowing of the watercourse caused, in turn, by the conspicuous rains which affected the town for several days. The cataclysmic event, however, left intact a depiction of the Virgin Mary painted on the wall, which is why the Church was erected which, still today, is a pilgrimage destination for many faithful and excursionists. Another belief of pagan origin is also linked to the Church of the Madonna del Fiume in Calabritto: if a woman expecting a child drinks the water that drips from a particular breast-shaped stalactite, she will be assured of plenty of milk. This legend, corroborated by the fact that the Madonna del Fiume is the protector of pregnant women, means that, every year, on the occasion of Monday in Albis, the expectant Calabrian women go to the rock church, as a sign of devotion to the Virgin and auspicious for the health and growth of their children. Emblem, perhaps unique in Irpinia, of the perfect symbiosis between faith and nature, the rock church of the Madonna del Fiume in Calabritto is a stop not to be missed for those who love to spend moments of profound reflection and contemplation. https://infoirpinia.it/santuario-della-madonna-del-fiume-calabritto-percorso-trekking/