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

Val Genova: from the Nardis Falls to Malga Bedole

Val Genova: from the Nardis Falls to Malga Bedole
Photo: Christian Pellegrin from Friuli, Italy, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The 'valley of waterfalls' in the Adamello Brenta Park: a path along the Sarca passes one waterfall after another, starting with the Nardis, which pours down from the Presanella.

Difficulty
T Tourist
Length
12.5 km
Elevation gain
+670 m / −20 m
Time
4–4.5 hours (one way)
Route
Point to point
Altitude
925–1587 m
Season
Summer
2 km
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Why go

Because it is a wild valley with no villages, where water from the Adamello and Presanella glaciers falls from every wall.

Good to know. With the park shuttle you can walk just one way: check the summer timetables.

Practical information

Start
Ponte Verde, entrance to Val Genova (Carisolo)
Finish
Malga Bedole, at the head of the valley; return by shuttle
Best time
June–September
Parking
Pay car parks in the valley; in summer traffic on the road is restricted.
By public transport
In summer, Adamello Brenta Park shuttles along the valley.
Water
Fountains and huts along the valley.
Shade
Plenty: woods along the Sarca river.
Huts and refreshments
Several huts and dairy farms along the valley, as far as Bedole.
With children
Yes, even just as far as the Nardis Falls.

Adamello Brenta Nature Park: notices and closures ↗

Weather at the start

The forecast for the next 7 days at this spot: sky, temperatures, rain and wind.

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What to see on the route and nearby

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