Waterfall Park of Molina

I was impressed by this stunning place. Only 2 hours by car from Milan area, this is a natural heaven with waterfalls and hiking routes both for adults and children. You can buy tickets online and their price it totally worth it. There are several walking routes you can follow depending on your readiness and health conditions (the longest one is 3.6km). I would suggest to wear trekking shoes waterproof to be 100% safe and being comfortable while walking and exploring this area. Dogs are allowed but you need to keep them leashed.

This place is amazingly beautiful. Ideal for a day in the nature. A big thank you to the locals who put their money to make this happen and to the lovely people who are managing it. Congratulations

Awesome Park to visit when you are at lake Garda. It is around 45 minutes of driving from Perschiera. Beware to navigate to the parking place and not the park itself. This will save you some trouble. Currently the park costs you around 8 euro per person and has a few short paths that trigger your fear of altitude. Also, bring some good walking shoes. But it is all worth it! Especially the view...

We stumbled upon this beautiful waterfall park as we travelled the valley landscape. It was great and killed some time. We did the moderate walk which was just enough as we didn’t bring any proper hiking gear or clothes. The cafe was good and fair priced. I just wish the town of Molina had some shops and restaurants but unfortunately the village is very quiet and a ghost town, so the park is the only thing to see in this area. But still worth coming to

Perfect for family and adults. We took the longest trail (Black) with a 6 year boy and it went Perfect. Pay attention to google Maps shows wrong location. Park the Car in the city parking space.

Highly recommend to take rain-suit with you, ESPECIALLY IN SUMMER. Views are not just good, but straight 10/10, prices sre affordable and the whole path is huge (2 hours for a longest one). If you'll ever be there, don't miss your chance! 😁

Three beautiful trail for various levels. Even the hardest/longest is not very hard. A couple of the waterfalls are not very full right now, but overall a beautiful park. I especially recommend the swing at the black waterfall. The trails are clear and laid out well and there are rails almost throughout.

They offer 3 routes. A 30min walk, 1 hour walk and a 2 hour walk. Please make sure to have good walking shoes on. Several places it can be hard to have a good grip due to the humidity/mud, but its a fantastic trip. When finish they have a small café for drinks/icecream etc

Beautiful and peacefully place... Lot of waterfalls... Free parking.... Easy paths.

We took the red route, the place is beautiful and picturesque.
Waterfalls were not magnificent, but I suppose it was because we arrived before winter.
Took us 1.5 hours only due to us taking a lot of pictures :)

Beautiful park and hike grounds. As weird as it sounds but getting there is half the "fun". Its a serious walk to the park and that's going down.
The park itself features a few routes, green (short), red (intermediate) and black (longest). You can choose either. You can do it on flipflops but would not recommend it all. Good shoes especially when you take the black route.
Of you are in bad shape don't go, anyone healthy and in a bit of shape can walk this trail.
Few scenic places and lots of waters and falls (small falls).

Bring water and enjoy the forest coolness on a hot summer day.

The walk back is the icing on the cake 😂

This is a must visit if you are holidaying in the area of Verona or lake Garda. What a wonderful experience it was. Situated below the beautiful historic town of Molina, offering a cool, shaded and very well maintained walking path to various waterfalls. Everyone will love the zip-line, the waterfall-swing and the scary staircase walk. The music of various singing birds will entertain you along your way.

A beautiful place to hike. It's a short easy one. We did the 1 hour hike with 4 adults and kids ranging from 17 to 6 months old. Not stroller friendly but baby carriers work perfectly fine. Loads of waterfalls and even a swing at one. Some of the trails are slippery after a rain. There is a cafe at the start/end of the trail to get drinks and snacks.

An absolutely fantastic place. Best surely to go earlyish in the morning to avoid touristic crowding, or outside the season like we did a few weeks back.

Three routes. Green, red and black that are all connected and black one will jjst make a bit longer route. . On the red one youll see all the waterfalls and on the black one a bit more scenic walking in the end.

Costs 8€, which is a bit much, but the routes are in superb condition so didnt mind paying.

Super good wine in the cafe after the walk for 2€!

What a beautiful and enjoyable place to visit. On a hot day, getting under the mist is just what you need. It’s very clean and dogs are welcome which is excellent!! There are a lot of stairs but it is well worth the exercise! I don’t believe there is any disabled access....make sure you visit!!

Very nice hiking. Well planned and executed. Moderate difficulty.
add some difficulty walking down from the parking lot and back after the hike. Jeesh

Very nice park, quite hidden jem. Convenient for kids but might be challenging as a lof of walk needed and no strollers allowed inside.
Very chill place, beautiful nature, humid weather and goid views
Very recommended for hiking)

Highly recommend. The route is shaded and nice and the views are amazing. The climb back to the village was a bit difficult for my 3 years old.

Great place with nice walks and waterfalls. The black patch is recommended but takes a few hours to go through.

We really loved the area! A huge waterfall park, where you can chose out of 3 different paths - adjusted to your hiking skills and time available. Amazing paths along the forest with cooling rest areas next to the creak. Some paths are really steep - especially on the black path - which I wouldn't recommend to kids. In the end of every hike it is still worth it - the views are amazing! Only the distance to the park entrance from nearest parking takes around 20 minutes. Hiking shoes recommended. I would also advise to contact the park on the day of arrival if you are in doubt of the weather - if it starts raining the park shall be closed. No wonder, because the paths get really slippery if it is wet. Dog-friendly! Dogs enter free of charge. They only need to be kept away from the water reservoirs - this is a national park area. Absolutely recommended!