4 Sentiero delle Cascate

Along the wildly foaming Sarca from waterfall to waterfall
The valley hike leads mostly over small paths, sometimes over the old road to the grandiose head of the valley. The route quickly leads to the Cascata di Nardis (927 m), the largest waterfall in Italy. Always along the banks of the Sarca. Dense forest, fairytale fields with cold air crevices and the impressive cataracts of the Sarca cataracts of the Sarca always offer new scenes. For a visit to the wild Cascata del Lares (1200 m), a detour is necessary. After Ponte Maria (1125 m, shuttle bus terminus), the old, paved valley path is valley path is preserved for a while and is used for the hike. Later, the Cascata di Cascina Muta (1350 m) plunges into a dark cauldron in the forest. The route continues to the cosy Rifugio Stella Alpina (1450 m) and to the wild Cascata Pedruc (shuttle bus stop). bus stop). The crossing of the Sarca river directly above the waterfall is a spectacle of a special kind. Finally, the lovely meadows of Malga di Bedole (1584 m, shuttle bus terminus) and the nearby rifugio and the nearby Rifugio Adamello Collini al Bedole are reached. While the Albergo Cascata di Nardis and the Rifugio Stella Alpina are practically directly on the trail, the other inns in the valley require in the valley require a detour. With the exception of the Albergo Cascata di Nardis all the inns in the valley offer overnight accommodation.