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The Rocca di Garda is a steep rock on the eastern shore of Lake Garda, south of the town of Garda. A castle stood here 1000 years ago. Today, unfortunately, only a few stones of it can be seen.

A real highlight even without direct contact with the waterfalls. From the market square in Campione it takes 10-15 minutes to get to the tunnel if you are in good shape. From there you have a special view of the water system and can cool off in the flowing water in front of the tunnel.

Great hiking trail/climb through the gorge. You should have suitable footwear and some alpine experience! There are wire ropes on some of the rock walls to hold on to. Use these > danger of slipping!

La Rocca di Garda is a rock that rises steeply and prominently between the towns of Garda and Bardolino above the eastern shore of Lake Garda.

A great natural spectacle. In warm summer weather, the pools offer pleasant refreshment

In the heat I just had to go in😁

La Rocca di Garda is a rock between the towns of Garda (in the north) and Bardolino (in the south), which rises steeply above the lake of the same name below. It consists of two main peaks, separated by a hill: the Rocca Vecchia (291m above sea level) and the hill with the hermitage of San Giorgio (306m above sea level). The historical significance of this mountain dates back to the 5th century BC, when a castle was built on the summit during the Lombard era, which still gives the mountain its name today, even if there are hardly any traces of the castle itself left. The place name "Garda" is derived directly from this characteristic fortress (from the Old Germanic "Warda" or "Warte" i.e. "guard" or "fortress") and replaced the older Latin name Lacus Benacus. In 1193, Emperor Henry VI handed over. the Rocca di Garda to the city of Verona for 700 silver tokens. Source: https://www.europlan.it/de/wandel-rocca-di-garda

Beautiful waterfall that ends in a pool, where it is also possible to swim. The route to get there is very shady and really pleasant, even in summer. Be careful, however, as it is a seasonal waterfall: depending on the rains and the seasons, it may not be in activity.