What you'll hear inside Mount Etna Park:

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  Valle del Bove

  Valle del Bove is a vast horseshoe-shaped depression on the eastern flank of Mount Etna, stretching approximately 7 km wide and 4.5–6 km in length, covering around 37 km².

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  Cráter Noreste

  The Northeast Crater is the highest of Etna's four summit craters, reaching 3,320 metres in elevation, though this varies with volcanic activity.

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  New Mouth / Maelstrom

  Bocca Nuova and Vorágine are two of four principal craters at the summit of Mount Etna, forming part of the volcano's terminal crater complex.

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  Cráter Sureste

  The Southeast Crater is one of four summit craters on Mount Etna, formed in 1971 from an eruption that began at 3,050 metres.

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  Ice Cave

  Grotta del Gelo is a volcanic gallery stretching 125 metres along the northern flank of Etna, within Randazzo municipality.

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  Rifugio Sapienza

  Rifugio Sapienza is the main gateway to Mount Etna's southern flank, situated at 1,910 metres altitude in Nicolosi within Parco dell'Etna.

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  Piano Provenzana

  Piano Provenzana is Etna's ski resort on the northern flank, situated at roughly 1,810–1,900 metres altitude where the Linguaglossa pine forest meets the upper volcanic desert.

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  Botanical Garden Nuova Gussonea (Serra La Nave)

  The Giardino Botanico 'Nuova Gussonea' is a 10-hectare botanical garden situated on the southern flank of Mount Etna between 1,700 and 1,750 metres altitude.

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  Astrophysical Observatory of Ragalna (Serra la Nave)

  The Mario Girolamo Fracastoro Observatory sits at 1,725 metres on Mount Etna's southern slope, in the comune of Ragalna, amongst endemic oak, chestnut, beech and birch woodland.

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  Lago Gurrida

  Lago Gurrida, formerly known as Lago della Giarritta, is a small lake on the northwestern slopes of Mount Etna, sitting at 835 metres above sea level near Randazzo in the province of Catania.