Caving / Spelunking in ”Grotta di Costalta”, Borgo Valsugana,
Trentino-South Tyrol Italy
Grotta Costalta :
1748m/5734ft a.s.l
Long :
320m/1049ft
In Alto Adige - Trentino region, fans of caving can admire the impressive underground setting of the Dolomites mountain chain, shaped by the continuous flow of crystal clear water from the melting of ancient glaciers.
The Grotta di Costalta is located in the northern slopes of Monte Mandriolo in the valley of Sella in Trentino side. Following the route 205 and after 3 hr of walking, you can reach its entrance at 1691 m/5547 ft.
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