Best lakes around Recoaro Terme are found in a region known for its mountainous landscapes at the foot of the Little Dolomites. The area is also recognized for its therapeutic thermal springs. While large natural lakes are not a primary feature, the "Conca di Smeraldo" (Emerald Basin) offers various water bodies. These natural features provide opportunities for outdoor activities and tranquil escapes.
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Very beautiful and characteristic place. Unfortunately, we went in winter, but in summer there are wonderful events. We will return.
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The Road of Heroes owes its name to the twelve plaques affixed along it in honor of the twelve gold medals for military valor who fought on Pasubio during the Great War. The twelve people remembered are: Lieutenant Cesare Battisti, Captain Aldo Beltricco, Bersagliere Torquato Cardelli, Lieutenant Umberto Cerboni, Major Felice Chiarle, Second Lieutenant Fabio Filzi, Colonel Antonio Gioppi, Second Lieutenant Giordano Ottolini, Major Mario Rossani , Colonel Eduardo Suarez, Second Lieutenant Ferdinando Urli, Lieutenant Carlo Sabatini.
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A stretch of road on the Pasubio massif, in the Vicenza Pre-Alps, the Strada degli Eroi was built following the First World War to provide the summit area of the mountain with a safe access route. The actual Road of Heroes is the approximately two kilometer long stretch that connects the Giuseppe d'Havet Gallery to the Achille Papa refuge: this stretch is in a certain sense the appetizer.
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The Laghetto Main is an artificial basin with clear water, immersed in nature, nestled in the Val Posina and crowned by the Piccole Dolomiti: it is a small and charming corner of peace and relaxation. The area is equipped with benches, picnic tables, and a kiosk/restaurant. Swimming is prohibited. https://www.comune.posina.vi.it/Amministrazione/Luoghi/Il-laghetto-Main https://www.tripadvisor.it/Restaurant_Review-g2151271-d9863064-Reviews-Ristorante_al_Lago_di_Posina-Posina_Province_of_Vicenza_Veneto.html
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Natural park with various tours also suitable for families with children, you can eat and drink, also excellent for alternative days
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The Aganè Nature Park is a beautiful clearing hidden in the hills of Monte di Malo, surrounded by nature, with a small body of water inhabited by free-roaming ducks and geese. Before the park we see today, the Canova mine stood on this surface, which later became Cava Scarsi, for the extraction of earth and clay. Once the activity ceased, the extraction hole filled with water and became the habitat for various animals; after an attempt to transform it into a landfill, in 2014 the area was taken over by a cooperative and designated as an environmental park. The oasis has free entry and is accessible all year round: it is equipped with a refreshment kiosk with bathrooms (open from spring to autumn - see link for days and times), parking, picnic area and various surrounding itineraries for hikers , including a route dedicated to children and the legendary figures of the forest: a beautiful reality and a beautiful atmosphere. https://www.parcoagane.it https://www.facebook.com/parcoagane/?locale=it_IT
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On the well-maintained dirt roads with gentle slopes, you come across grazing cows and near the characteristic waterholes, excellent landscapes
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The beeches of Malga Pideme 2
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Recoaro Terme, nestled in the Little Dolomites, is known more for its mountainous landscapes and thermal springs. The area features charming mountain lakes, natural parks with small bodies of water, and artificial basins. These range from secluded alpine ponds to equipped park areas offering various amenities.
Yes, several spots are great for families. Parco Natura Aganè is a natural area with a small body of water, equipped with a refreshment kiosk, parking, and a picnic area, offering itineraries including one dedicated to children. The Main Lake of Posina is an artificial basin with benches, picnic tables, and a kiosk/restaurant, making it a relaxing spot for all ages. Additionally, Malga Prà Alpine Pasture features two lakes, green pastures, and a barbecue area, perfect for a family outing.
The region provides excellent hiking opportunities. The Xea del Risso Pond, a tiny alpine lake, is located along the "Sentiero dei Grandi Alberi" (Path of the Great Trees), specifically trail 120, making it an ideal destination for hikers. The surrounding area of Recoaro Mille also serves as a starting point for panoramic treks. For more hiking options, you can explore the various routes in the region on the Hiking around Recoaro Terme guide.
The best time to visit depends on your preferred experience. In spring, the Xea del Risso Pond is particularly vibrant with its green-turquoise color, fed by snowmelt. Summer offers pleasant conditions for hiking and enjoying the equipped park areas. In winter, some lakes like Xea del Risso freeze over, offering a serene, different landscape.
Yes, the Xea del Risso Pond is considered a hidden gem. It's a charming, tiny alpine lake at 1,050 meters above sea level, nestled in the woods along the Sentiero dei Grandi Alberi. It's known for its secluded and peaceful atmosphere, often somewhat hidden from the main trail.
Absolutely. Parco Natura Aganè has a refreshment kiosk and a picnic area. The Main Lake of Posina is equipped with benches, picnic tables, and a highly-rated kiosk/restaurant. At Malga Prà Alpine Pasture, you'll find a barbecue area with free-access tables and benches, and you can also enjoy local cheese and cured meats in season.
Beyond hiking, the region offers a variety of outdoor activities. The area around Recoaro Mille is excellent for mountain biking. You can find numerous routes for cycling and road cycling. The mountainous terrain also supports mountaineering and paragliding for more adventurous visitors.
Yes, fishing is possible at the Xea del Risso Pond, also known as "Laghetto Creme." It is a regulated fishing area, so you may find fishermen enjoying the tranquil setting.
The lakes are set amidst the stunning Little Dolomites, offering breathtaking mountain backdrops. You'll find lush forests, alpine pastures, and unique geological formations. The Xea del Risso Pond is particularly known for its captivating green-turquoise water and its location along the "Sentiero dei Grandi Alberi," showcasing impressive trees.
Yes, the path leading to Xea del Risso Pond along the "Sentiero dei Grandi Alberi" is considered easily walkable and suitable for various fitness levels. Additionally, Pozza d'Albi of Bosco Chiesanuova features well-maintained dirt roads with gentle slopes, offering pleasant walks amidst grazing cows and scenic landscapes.
Pozza d'Albi of Bosco Chiesanuova is appreciated for its well-maintained dirt roads and the presence of grazing cows, creating a picturesque rural scene. It's known for its characteristic waterholes and excellent landscapes, offering a unique natural experience.


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