Su Gologone, Natural spring in Oliena, Italy
Su Gologone is a karst spring at the base of Mount Uddè near Oliena that releases large volumes of water into the Cedrino River. The water emerges from limestone rock layers and creates a striking natural landscape in this part of the island.
The spring served as a vital water source for communities in the mountainous Supramonte region since ancient times. It played a central role in supplying settlements across this remote part of the island.
Local residents maintain traditions through festivals and events near the spring, where visitors can purchase traditional crafts and products from the Oliena community.
The site has parking and an entrance area with facilities for visitors. Swimming and littering are not permitted, so visitors should follow these rules when visiting.
Divers have explored significant depths in this spring and encountered the complexity of the underground water system. The exploratory work has raised questions about the hidden structures beneath the surface.
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