Path to the waterfalls in the Val di Genova

Southwest of Madonna di Campiglio, near Pinzolo, below the Presanella glacier, the Sarca di Genova rises here, fed by the cold glacier water, one of the three source rivers of the Sarca, the main tributary of Lake Garda (incorrectly referred to as Mincio in the German Wikipedia). Water is the main theme on this route. Everywhere the water-rich river roars and rushes over cascades or rapids, additionally fed by impressive waterfalls of smaller tributaries. The river valley is surrounded by magnificent mountains in an almost primeval forest-like landscape. In the west, you can partially see the peaks of the Adamello-Presanella group over 3500 m high and in the east the mountains of the Brenta Dolomites over 3000 m high.