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Belluno
Arsiè

Victory Bridge – Lake Corlo loop from Arsiè

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Italy
Veneto
Belluno
Arsiè

Victory Bridge – Lake Corlo loop from Arsiè

Moderate

5.0

(1)

47

runners

Victory Bridge – Lake Corlo loop from Arsiè

00:36

5.54km

60m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: June 25, 2026

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Start point

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1

243 m

Campanile di Rocca d'Arsiè

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

2

2.84 km

Victory Bridge

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Crossing the bridge you are in the middle of the lake with a 360 degree panorama

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3.72 km

Lake Corlo

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Crossing the Lado di Corlo

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4.04 km

Lake Corlo

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Lake Corlo (or Arsiè) is an artificial basin. Between 1951 and 1954, a massive dam was built at its southern end, damming the Cismon River to power several hydroelectric plants.

The area now occupied by the reservoir was once known as 'el Ligònt': a broad, fertile plain, crossed by the stream, with several bustling hamlets. The construction of the dam significantly disrupted the valley: many villages were forcibly evacuated and submerged; many were deprived of their main source of livelihood (cultivated fields and pastures); the village of Rocca d'Arsié was largely engulfed by the water; of the 3,000 inhabitants scattered among the various factions, 2,500 were forced to emigrate; on the eastern slope, several farmhouses found themselves completely isolated from the outside world and were soon abandoned. Various promises were made to residents, such as free electricity, jobs, the construction of roads and new homes (which were indeed built, but quickly proved to be quite shoddy): promises that were submerged along with the valley.

The solitary bell tower of Rocca, on the shores of the lake, has become the symbol of this story: it was left in its original site, while the church was demolished and rebuilt 500 meters to the south, at a higher altitude, protected from the waters; for this reason, it is said that the bell tower and the church have "divorced"!

Today, the lake is very evocative and fascinating: the tranquil and flat western shores, a destination for recreation and summer activities (camping, SUP, canoeing, pedal boats, and swimming), contrast with the steep and desolate eastern side, with rocky cliffs overlooking the water. The water level can vary greatly, depending on the season and the weather.

it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lago_del_Corlo

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5.54 km

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1.93 km

1.80 km

1.68 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

2.62 km

1.25 km

839 m

540 m

246 m

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Wednesday 8 July

29°C

17°C

27 %

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