Best lakes around Sanzeno, a municipality in Trentino, Italy, offer diverse natural and man-made water bodies. The area features picturesque lakes, including both natural formations and artificial basins repurposed for irrigation or fishing. These lakes provide various recreational opportunities within a serene alpine environment.
Last updated: July 1, 2026
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Also ideal for gravel bike riders! More tips for gravel bike adventures in the area at https://graveldeluxe.com or in my Komoot profile https://www.komoot.de/user/graveldeluxe
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Impressive view down into the gorge. Add to that the railway bridge and it looks almost romantic here.
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The two small lakes Coredo and Tavon, in the town of Palù, are nestled in a fascinating mountain setting. They are located at an altitude of 830 m, are of glacial origin and have a surface area of approximately 25,000 m².
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A beautiful viewpoint with panoramic views 😎
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The detour to Lavinaspitze is worth it just for the great view. You can hardly get enough of it and it's almost difficult to pull yourself together again to keep going.😉
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Wonderful views of the lake and lots of trails to go with it (visitvaldinon.it/de)
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Beautiful view of the sparkling lake
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The lake has a surface of 10,000 m². It is an artificial reservoir that, perfectly integrated into its alpine environment. The lake was created in 1964 by damming the Rio Fondo.
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The area around Sanzeno features a mix of natural and artificial lakes. You'll find picturesque natural formations, as well as basins repurposed for irrigation or fishing, such as the Coredo and Tavon Lakes, which were originally glacial but now serve irrigation purposes.
Sport fishing is a popular activity, especially at Lake Tavon and the private Lago San Zeno, which is renowned for carp and black bass fishing. Many visitors also enjoy the scenic views and tranquil alpine environment for walks and relaxation.
Yes, several lakes are considered family-friendly. The Coredo and Tavon Lakes and Lake Santa Giustina in Val di Non are noted for being suitable for families. The Emerald Lake and Waterfall also offers family-friendly aspects, though the descent into the gorge can be impressive.
Swimming is generally prohibited in some of the main lakes, such as the Coredo and Tavon Lakes. These lakes are primarily used for irrigation and sport fishing. Always check local signage for specific regulations at each lake.
The Lake Santa Giustina in Val di Non is famous for its impressive dam, one of the largest in Europe. The Coredo and Tavon Lakes offer views of a gorge and a charming railway bridge, adding to their romantic ambiance. The Emerald Lake and Waterfall features a beautiful gorge and waterfall.
Yes, for instance, the Ristorante Due Laghi is conveniently located directly on Lake Tavon, offering a place to stop and eat while visiting the area.
Sport fishing is possible at lakes like Lake Tavon. For dedicated anglers, Lago San Zeno is a private lake renowned for carp and black bass fishing, with a diverse fish population including record-sized carp. It also offers exclusive fishing accommodations.
Visitors frequently appreciate the pleasant alpine setting and the beautiful views. The serene environment, opportunities for sport fishing, and the impressive structures like the Santa Giustina Dam are often highlighted. Many enjoy the easy walks and the overall tranquil atmosphere.
Yes, there are various trails. For running, you can find routes like the 'Lake Tavon – Lake Coredo loop from Coredo' or the 'Lago Smeraldo loop from Romeno'. You can explore more options in the Running Trails around Sanzeno guide.
Absolutely. The region offers several routes for mountain biking and cycling. For MTB, consider trails like the 'Alta Val di Non Cycle Path – Lago Smeraldo and the Canyon loop from Sanzeno'. Cyclists can find routes like the 'Alta Val di Non Cycle Path'. More details are available in the MTB Trails around Sanzeno and Cycling around Sanzeno guides.
The lakes offer beauty throughout the warmer months, with a pleasant alpine setting ideal for outdoor activities. While specific seasonal advice isn't provided, spring and summer are generally excellent for enjoying the views, fishing, and trails. The region's serene environment is appealing for visitors seeking tranquility.
While specific regulations for each lake vary, many outdoor areas in Trentino are generally dog-friendly. It's always best to keep dogs on a leash and clean up after them. Check local signage at individual lake access points for any specific restrictions.


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