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Hiking · Trentino's Lake Garda, the Brenta and the Non valley

Saènt Waterfalls in Val di Rabbi

A trail in the Stelvio National Park that climbs along the stream to a series of falls, the lower and upper Saènt waterfalls, below the high pastures.

Difficulty
E Hiking
Length
5.7 km
Elevation gain
+480 m / −480 m
Time
3–3.5 hours round trip
Route
Out and back
Altitude
1375–1799 m
Season
Summer
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Why go

Because it is the Trentino side of the Stelvio park, quieter than the Lombard and South Tyrolean sides, with water pouring down from every part of the valley.

Practical information

Start
Coler, at the head of Val di Rabbi
Finish
Saènt Waterfalls and meadows; back the same way or as a loop
Best time
June–September
Parking
Fontanelle–Coler car park, closed in the middle of the day from late June to early September: go up by shuttle.
By public transport
Summer shuttle from Plazze dei Forni; Val di Sole bus to Rabbi.
Water
At Malga Stablasolo.
Shade
Woodland in the first part.
Huts and refreshments
Malga Stablasolo, Rifugio Al Fontanin.
With children
Yes, with a bit of climbing.

Stelvio National Park: notices and closures ↗

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