Natural Wonders and Viewpoints
This collection highlights the diverse geological landscape of the La Spezia region, from the iconic coastal cliffs of the Cinque Terre to the rugged peaks of the Ligurian Apennines. It features panoramic overlooks in Riomaggiore and Manarola, ancient karst systems like Grotta dei Colombi, and Monte Gottero, the province's highest peak at 1,639 meters. The list also includes seasonal waterfalls, climbing cliffs, and strategic mountain passes like Passo del Biscia, which connects the coastal and inland valleys.
Cinque terre Cornelia
Scenic overlook offering views of the village of Corniglia and the surrounding Ligurian coastline.
B terrazza panoramica di Santa Maria
Elevated terrace in Corniglia providing panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and terraced vineyards.
C Viewpoint on Riomaggiore and the sea
Vantage point situated above Riomaggiore, offering a perspective of the village's colorful architecture and the sea.
D View Point
Prominent viewpoint for observing the skyline of Manarola and its natural harbor.
Cinque terre Cornelia
Coastal viewpoint overlooking the village of Corniglia.
Grotta dei Colombi
Coastal cave on Palmaria Island known for its significant Neolithic archaeological findings.
G Passo del Biscia
Mountain pass at 892 meters connecting the Graveglia Valley with the Vara Valley.
Cascatella del Sassino
Small natural waterfall located in the forested terrain of the Vara Valley.
Cascatella Servirola
Secluded waterfall situated near the mountain village of Zeri.
Cascatella Servirola
Natural waterfall located in the upper Vara Valley region.
Foce dei Tre Confini
Mountain pass near Monte Gottero marking the historical borders of Liguria, Tuscany, and Emilia-Romagna.
Monte Gottero - Passo del Lupo
Protected mountain area and pass on the slopes of Monte Gottero featuring diverse alpine flora.
Grotta del Drago
Marine cave near Tellaro characterized by its unique limestone rock formations.
Sprugola di Campastrino
Karst sinkhole and cave system typical of the limestone terrain in the La Spezia hinterland.
Scrigno del Borsa
Karst cave located in the Borsa Valley, part of the region's complex underground drainage network.
Grotta delle Ossa
Archaeological cave site where prehistoric animal remains have been discovered.
Caverna di Quaratica
Karst cavern near the village of Quaratica showing typical limestone erosion features.
Buca della Pentola
Natural vertical shaft and pothole formed by karst activity in the hills above La Spezia.
Risorgenza di Cassana
Natural karst spring where underground water surfaces near the village of Cassana.
Diaclasi del Chiappozzo
Geological fissure and cave formation located near the Passo del Biscia.
Pozzo Frattura di Monte Bermego "A"
Deep natural fracture and vertical cave system on the slopes of Monte Bermego.
Pilone di Cajenna
Vertical limestone cliff used for climbing, offering routes with views over the Gulf of Poets.
Monte Gottero
The highest peak in the province of La Spezia, reaching 1,639 meters with views spanning to the Corsican coast.
Monte Faccio
Apennine peak providing views over the Vara Valley and surrounding mountain ridges.
Poggio della Marchesina
High-altitude ridge point in the Ligurian Apennines near the border of Genoa.
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