"Cascata di Trento" ("Trento Waterfall")

Trento, Trentino-Alto Adige (Sudtirol) Region, Italy

About “Cascata di Trento” (“Trento Waterfall”)

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“Cascata di Trento” (“Waterfall of Trento”) is a name that I made up for this rather prominent yet obscure waterfall that we noticed multiple times while both driving by and touring the city of Trento.

I couldn’t dig up any information concerning this waterfall, which was why I just decided to give it an unofficial name based on the city it was adjacent to.

Trento_140_20130601 - Context of Trento and the 'Cascata di Trento'
Context of Trento and the ‘Cascata di Trento’

Julie and I noticed this waterfall at least two or three times while driving the A22 autostrada past Trento.

Unfortunately, we couldn’t find a suitable place to pull over to admire this fairly tall and prominent waterfall neither along the autostrada nor along the strada statale (state road) paralleling the high-speed freeway.

It turned out that the only time we were able to literally stop and admire the waterfall during our visit to Trento was from either our hotel room or from the roof of the Grand Hotel Trento.

I’m sure there must be other ways to see the “Cascata di Trento”, but our experience was pretty much limited to the distant views you see on this page.

Trento_126_20130601 - Context of the 'Cascata di Trento' and some kind of tower or church to the topright of it
Context of the ‘Cascata di Trento’ and some kind of tower or church to the topright of it

So given the lack of literature that I was able to find on this waterfall, I can’t really say much regarding its longevity, the historical-looking church perched above its exposed cliff face, nor the actual height of the falls.

Therefore, any help regarding this bit of missing info would be truly appreciated!

Authorities

“Cascata di Trento” resides in the city and province of Trento within the Trentino-Alto Adige Region of Italy. For information or inquiries about the area as well as current conditions, visit the Trento Tourism Board website.

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This waterfall is known as “Cascata di Sardagna” March 14, 2018 8:38 pm by Olga - If you take a cable car from Trento ("Funivia Trento-Sardagna") then you end up in Sardagna, a small town on the top of the hill. Once, I was walking around Sardagna and found a very fast-flowing river running through the town. I soon realized that it must be the source of the waterfall which can… ...Read More

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