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Col Fortin is a World War I cave post. There are two waterfalls nearby, and several posts and caves nearby.

There are four waterfalls along the Fumola River. The Fumola waterfall is visible from the road, and to its left is another waterfall, particularly beautiful in winter. The other two are upstream. You can hike to the base of all the waterfalls.

A very beautiful waterfall. But be careful! The lower part was very slippery, and the suspension bridge with its metal grate was very dangerous for dogs. Their claws could easily get caught in the metal and injure themselves.

Alongside the Brenta River, a few steps from the Valsugana high cycle path, a wonderful corner of paradise opens up, with a rest area, small bridges, a waterfall and a cave. Refreshing and regenerating.

The Saltòn Waterfall is a hidden gem in the heart of the Prealps, on the border between Trentino and Belluno: the Senàiga stream makes a spectacular 30-meter leap, carving its way through a natural rock amphitheater. The setting is heavenly and breathtaking! At the bottom of the valley, the setting is fairytale-like: the water flows crystal-clear and lively between the high walls of the gorge, with hues ranging from light blue to turquoise; moss envelops rocks and entire trees, creating a fairy-tale, almost surreal atmosphere. To reach the waterfall, you follow an adventurous and steep trail that descends steeply to the valley floor from the Molin de Sot area. The most exposed and slippery sections are equipped with ladders, cables, and metal handrails; you cross three rickety bridges; the final stretch is a narrow ledge over the deep gorge. This is a route marked EE: it's nothing particularly difficult, but it definitely requires familiarity with rough terrain and good hiking shoes. The return journey is obviously all uphill. The waterfall can also be reached from the SP212 road that connects Castel Tesino to Lamon.

It's a magical place, the trees are covered in moss. You enter this valley and suddenly you find a beautiful waterfall in front of you. The last piece to get down to the valley must be done with caution! Good boots and be careful, but it's worth it.

You can go by car right in front of it, parking costs € 5, or you can leave the car higher up on the road (if there is room) and walk down. There is a ring for those who want to walk for about 2 hours, or you can spend the day on the lawns playing / sunbathing etc. There is also a beautiful area among the fir trees, with tables and benches and a fireplace for grilling. Highly recommended for those with small children.