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Grigno · Valsugana · Trentino

Riparo Dalmeri

A prehistoric rock shelter at around 1,300 metres, studied by MUSE and revealing human life on the plateau at the end of the Palaeolithic.

Riparo Dalmeri
Photo: Riparo Dalmeri — Thilo Parg (Wikimedia Commons) · CC BY-SA 4.0 · resized for the web

Useful facts

Elevation
1,240 m
Period
13,000–12,000 years ago
Finds
About 46,000
Painted stones
267

What you can do

Discover the site through official sources and include it in a day focused on Marcesina and its landscape.

Why visit

Archaeological research has uncovered valuable traces of prehistoric mountain hunters.

Season and profile

For visitors interested in archaeology and landscape. Access cannot be assumed; check with local authorities first.

Access

The site lies on the northern edge of the plateau. Consult Visit Valsugana and local information before setting out.

Before you go

The forest road starts about 1 km after Rifugio Barricata; MUSE then indicates a 20-minute walk. Check visits and accessibility: this is not a permanently open museum.

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