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Don't do it because from the snow pit cave, which is now a refreshment point, everything is blocked off; you can't get to the Crocco caves! And even if you go past the barriers put up by some locals, there are trees on the path that are no longer visible!

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Tenth century. Greek Orthodox monasticism

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The detour here is worth it.

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The blue color of the small lake is best appreciated in winter or summer in the early hours of the day when there is no mist. One of the things that makes Lago Piccolo di Monticchio so special is its volcanic origin. The lake is located within an ancient volcanic crater, giving the landscape a unique and fascinating character. Walking along its banks is like taking a journey back in time, admiring the traces of this region's geological past.

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A few steps from the "monkey priest" crossroads this is one of the most beautiful paths to follow at the foot of Mount Vulture on the Monticchio lakes side.

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A furrow created by nature and specifically by the water that descends from Mount Vulture, in winter it is possible to admire the water that flows and forms a small waterfall

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The colors of the small lake of Monticchio really leave you breathless. A corner of paradise in which to take refuge on hot days.

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Beautiful path that leads to the abbey of S. Michele, all shaded and quite comfortable (you still need trekking shoes, especially in the last stretch).

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Truly a unique place with a breathtaking show. Easy to access, avoid crowded periods such as long weekends or mid-August, better any Sunday to enjoy the relaxation of nature.

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A place of worship and a structure perched on the rock that leaves you breathless. To visit absolutely, free admission. Inside there is also a beautiful museum that shows the history of the volcano and bramea, and more.

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Returned to light just over a decade ago, it is an archeology beauty to be admired absolutely.

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Lago Grande and Lago Piccolo lie, at about 650 meters above sea level, on the crater of Monte Vulture, an extinct volcano. Their greenish waters, separated by a thin line of land, are surrounded by lush forests of beech and oak.

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Lake Conza is of artificial origin, it was created in the 70s and the waters of the Ofanto river flow into it.

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A wonderful panoramic point on the lakes of Monticchio, truly fascinating to be able to admire them from above.

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The largest lake of the two Monticchio lakes, a place with a unique atmosphere that offers unique views.

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The Piccolo lake, together with the Grande lake, constitutes a nature reserve of great value, together they offer breathtaking views.

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The Piccolo lake, together with the Grande lake, constitutes a nature reserve of great value, together they offer breathtaking views.

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The Great Lake has a perimeter of 2200 meters and a funnel-shaped cavity with extensive slums. Only in the northern part does it reach a depth of 36 meters.

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These beautiful lakes are located at the foot of the now extinct Vulture volcano. The beauty of this place has earned it the nickname of "Switzerland of Basilicata". The lakes are located within the Vulture Regional Nature Reserve.

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Wonder of nature! Main destination for every hiker and/or mtb lover. Easy to reach, but you need to have the right equipment and the right training (on MTB). If desired, it can be reached by car going up from Rionero in Vulture and then stopping just before the Monte Vulture refuge and continuing on foot for about 2 km.

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