Anapo River Crossing – Pantalica Rock Tunnel loop from Cozzo Ferrante

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Anapo River Crossing – Pantalica Rock Tunnel loop from Cozzo Ferrante

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Anapo River Crossing – Pantalica Rock Tunnel loop from Cozzo Ferrante

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18.4km

380m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 6, 2026

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Riserva naturale orientata Pantalica Valle dell'Anapo e Torrente Cava Grande

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1.08 km

Pantalica Entrance and Visitor Center

Highlight • Rest Area

An entry fee is planned from 2024

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1.10 km

Pantalica Oriented Nature Reserve, Anapo Valley and Cava Grande Stream

Highlight • Natural Monument

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2.41 km

Anapo River Crossing

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There is currently no bridge here, but the river can be crossed quite easily barefoot at this point (the water is knee-deep).

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2.79 km

Pantalica Rock Tunnel

Highlight • Cave

The tunnels are not lit. Sometimes you can't see the light at the other end.

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3.19 km

View of the Anapo Valley Gorge

Highlight • Gorge

Panorama of the gorge

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3.20 km

Pantalica Necropolis and Anapo Valley Nature Reserve

Highlight • Canyon

The Pantalica nature reserve, which follows the course of the Anapo river, not only contains a magnificent natural landscape rich in great biodiversity, but also houses a magnificent archaeological testimony: large necropolises dug into the rock of the cliffs.

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9.34 km

View of the 'Ciccio Pecora' Tunnel and the Anapo River

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A spectacular point in Pantalica where nature and railway archaeology meet in the same gaze. From this panoramic viewpoint, it is possible to capture the evocative “Ciccio Pecora” tunnel and …

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