The caves and gorge of Pradis include a whole area to be discovered, where suggestive glimpses are concealed in every ravine, immersing oneself in a wonderful natural stage carved out by the waters over the millennia.
Through the Old Valcellina Road, it is possible to admire the gorge in all its grandeur. The road can be traveled on foot, by bicycle, or via the little train on which you can ride to enjoy the route in peace while listening to an audio guide.
The Slizza Gorge is a beautiful scenic route surrounded by nature. This is a deep gorge but usable by all through an easy path skimming the rock face consisting of convenient footbridges.
To cross the Vinadia Gorge is to enter a canyon of rare beauty, impervious and wild, almost untouched. The gorge has walls as high as 200 meters; the path is a continuous succession of waterfalls, cascades and crystal clear pools.
At Cavazzo Carnico, just a few minutes from the road, hides the Buse dai Pagans, the gorge of the Cjanevate stream, overlooked at 15 meters high by a bridge tunnel, part of a nearby military fortification. It is not a path suitable for everyone.
The gorge of Las Calas is a deep gorge, with walls almost 200 metres high, carved into the rock by the millennial action of water. The gorge can be visited by experienced hikers thanks to a path carved into the stone and equipped with a steel cable.
The gorge consists of a 200-meter path with an elevation gain of about 60 meters. The visit is short, but the view of the rushing waters is splendid and exciting. Uneven path.
The Colvera Gorge, near Maniago, is an easy route on a paved road along the course of the stream of the same name. The route leads through high limestone walls and emerald pools that the stream has carved out over millennia.
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