가장 멋진 발토피나 주변 자연유산 20곳

A WONDERFUL SMALL VILLAGE THAT WILL LEAVE YOU OPEN-MOUTHED

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The Menotre Waterfall Parking offers two route options: park at Pale for a downhill trail on the way there and uphill on the way back, or at Belfiore to tackle the uphill trail on the way there and enjoy the downhill trail on the way back.

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Rasiglia, or the little Venice. Along the Menotre valley, reachable with a challenging but not prohibitive climb, the well-maintained road, deserves a passage and a refreshing stop. Excellent local beer! 😉

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The Abbadessa Caves in Pale are an interesting karst phenomenon, created mainly by the waters of the Menotre River. These can be found in the underground system created by the waters of the Menotre River, whose precipitation in the underground caves has led to the numerous stalactites and stalagmites. Please note that the caves can currently only be visited on Saturdays and Sundays under expert guidance. Duration approx. 30 minutes, price 6 euros (as of 2024).

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Pale stands on a travertine counter shaped by the calcium-rich waters of the Menotre River. This mineral, depositing over millennia, has given rise to spectacular caves, including the Abbadessa Caves, so called since the 17th century. There are other caves in the area, many of them partially unexplored; the Sasso di Pale and its underground treasures are a privileged destination for speleology enthusiasts.

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The cross at the summit of the Sasso Piano (Croce di Sasso Piano) at 1124 m stands on a grassy saddle and offers the hiker a breathtaking panoramic view of the Umbrian landscape and the old town of Assisi at its feet. There are also beautiful views of Monte Tezio and Monte Acuto (N-W), Perugia and Lake Trasimeno (W-N-W), whose reflections are only visible in the afternoon, the saddle of Torgiano (W), the wooded hills of Bettona (W-S-W ), in the background the Martani Mountains (S-S-W), on the Bevagna (S) and Foligno (S-S-E) valley sections. The large, massive limestone boulders on the plateau appear to have been shaped for the use of hikers, who find this an ideal place for rest and reflection. "Cities, villages, castles, churches, farmhouses, rivers, streams, blue forests, lonely peaks, rich pastures, gentle olive groves, arduous plains appear from above as if in the magic of a vision" (Arnaldo Fortini).

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The Porta Nuova is located in the southeastern part of Assisi, the impressive old town with its old churches and medieval buildings. This impressive, old historical building represents one of the eight city gates.

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View extends to Assisi and over the whole wide valley. Wonderful flowers 🌺 in May.

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Rasiglia is a fraction of Foligno along the Menotre River valley. It is a medieval village characterized by numerous streams and waterfalls that flow between the houses and shops. The springs that feed the rivers are the main attraction of the country.

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From the town of Pale, going down towards Belfiore, it is possible to take two paths, one which can also be traveled with a mountain bike passes under the Hermitage of Santa Maria Giacobbe, the other, which can only be traveled on foot, winds alongside the waterfalls of the Menotre river. For those who are in these parts, I highly recommend a visit.

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Access to the city near the church of Santa Chiara, you can get there by climbing the streets a little crowded with cars but suggestive. After a few hundred meters you arrive at the square of Santa Chiara, from which you can enjoy a very beautiful view of the Plain of Assisi

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You can enter from the Porta Nuova of Assisi, continue along the tiled avenue to reach the Upper Basilica of San Francesco.

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Rasiglia is a small town in the Montana fraction of Foligno. In the Foligno mountain area, along the Sellanese state road 319, at over 600 meters above sea level, is Rasiglia, a place lost in time. Its reason for being is water. From the roaring spring of Capovena the whole inhabited area seems to spring, which unfolds, according to its natural layout, like an amphitheater and rises as a village necessary for the fortress which, still strong in its ancient role, dominates with its high mass the many houses, squeezed between them in close solidarity.

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Rasiglia, and the places along the Menotre, are very suggestive for cycle tourism. They must be seen.

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Very small medieval village on the valley of the Menotre river (tributary of the Topino, the Foligno river). Its conformation is generated by the presence of a rich spring whose water, over time, has been channeled to generate driving force to feed a thriving textile and tanneries industry. The canals are distributed along the ridge creating a grid that is inserted as a plot inside the town. After the last conflict, the town risked oblivion if the local community had not undertaken a work of conservation and enhancement of this very important (albeit very small) industrial archaeological heritage.

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Southern entrance to the old town, with panoramic views

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Great view over the valley of Assisi.

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