Nature & Scenic Highlights

This collection showcases 15 distinct natural sites in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines, featuring waterfalls such as Cascata Dardagna and Cascata del Randaragna, alpine huts including Rifugio Segavecchia and Rifugio Cavone, scenic viewpoints like Croce di Geppe, and well-equipped campsites such as Cà Gabrielli. The list highlights geological formations, lush parks, and outdoor facilities that support hiking, camping, and nature observation.

Grotta di Labante

Karst cave known for geological formations and natural viewpoints.

Cà Gabrielli

Campground offering basic facilities amid forested surroundings.

Rifugio Segavecchia

Mountain refuge located at 912 m elevation in the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines.

Rifugio Cavone

Alpine hut serving as a base for local hiking trails.

Rifugio Monte Cavallo

Mountain hut providing shelter and rest in the Apennine range.

Campanino Golf Club Asd

Golf club situated near Bologna with natural landscape views.

Cascata del Randaragna

Waterfall known locally for its cascading waters and natural setting.

Cascata dell'Acqua Caduta

Natural waterfall located within the provincial park area.

Cascata Dardagna

Prominent waterfall forming part of the Dardagna river system.

Rifugio Malghe

Mountain hut combining alpine architecture with rustic features.

Parco Arcobaleno

Public park area with open grassy spaces and recreational paths.

Becco d'Aquila

Rock formation offering panoramic views over surrounding valleys.

Croce di Geppe

Elevated viewpoint marked by a distinctive cross monument.

Panorami di San Michele

Scenic lookout providing wide views of the San Michele area.

Buca del Frate

Natural viewpoint overlooking the surrounding Apennine landscape.