Top 8 Caves 라 발레 아고디나 주변

The tunnel is dark, so a flashlight or bike light is necessary. The road surface is rough, very rocky, and particularly treacherous for balance. As you can see from the photographs, there are some very picturesque views, but at the same time very treacherous and exposed, and are strongly discouraged for those with a fear of heights.

one of the many World War I Bunkers on Mount Celo, part of the "yellow line", the last line of defense of the Italian army in case of a breakthrough to the north by the Austro-Hungarian army and subsequently expanded during the Second World War by the Todt organization as part of the alpenfestung (alpine redoubt). Characteristic is the structure with two entrances.

located at 1200 meters above sea level A bunker from the First World War, one of the few, if not the only one, in which part of the wooden framework that served to make the cave habitable is preserved, one of the two entrances is blocked by a large boulder.

small cave dug by man, damp but useful in case of emergency. Maybe from the First World War?

I am in the Mis Valley, in the heart of the Belluno Dolomites Park. This is a magical place where crystal clear water is the protagonist among natural pools, waterfalls and enchanted caves. The Soffia waterfall, which can be reached on foot, deserves a simple excursion, easily accessible to all. If the level of Lago del Mis is low, you can travel along a fascinating and mysterious stretch made up of breathtaking passages over crystalline and transparent waters.