Top 20 Waterfalls around Malborghetto Valbruna

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There are many waterfalls like this one in these areas.

The Fontanone di Goriuda is a breathtaking visual experience. The waterfall, born from the bowels of the earth, creates a unique natural spectacle. An explosion of colors and sounds that enchants and leaves you speechless. Unmissable for those seeking intimate contact with nature.

A refreshing hiking destination on hot summer days (of which there will be more and more now...). The length and elevation are easy, but the nature of the path - especially the last section before the waterfall - is consistently challenging. Sure-footedness and good footwear are definitely good qualities to have. At the moment, "via ferrata" means that a few footholds in the rock make the ascent easier; there is no safety rope, so a via ferrata set is obsolete and, in my opinion, not necessary. But you can do a bit of scrambling. Probably possible for children accompanied, and perhaps also for strong dogs with an affinity for mountains; we didn't take our dog with us, and that was a good thing.

The Virje waterfall is very quiet and has a beautiful natural "swimming pool". There are places to sit, shady and sunny spots - so there's something for everyone 😊. If you're coming by bike and aren't a mountain biker, you should leave your bike at the top before the turnoff to the waterfall and walk the 5 minutes to the waterfall.

Beautiful spot for photo shots. Reachable after a simple and short uphill walk from the road. You can circumnavigate the entire body of water by passing under the cave.

Absolutely great waterfall, with seating, about a 10-minute walk from the paid parking lot.

Brilliant natural spectacle with the opportunity to completely circle the waterfall! Where the water flows out of the pool there are also beautiful cascade waterfalls - definitely worth seeing!