Corlo Lake, located in the municipality of Arsiè (Belluno), is a hidden gem of the Belluno Dolomites, often referred to as the “Norwegian fjord of Veneto” due to its elongated shape and steep rocky cliffs.

Created in 1954 by damming the Cismon Stream, this artificial lake stretches between the mountains of the Valsugana, Monte Grappa, and the Feltrino area, offering breathtaking landscapes and diverse environments: gentle grassy shores to the north and rugged, wild scenery to the south, perfect for hiking and outdoor activities.

The lake is ideal for those seeking nature, water sports like kayaking and SUP, scenic trekking, and cycling. The trail around the lake reveals hidden coves and picturesque spots, including the iconic Rope Bridge, suspended by cables, which connects to the village of Rocca, a partially submerged historic settlement that now symbolizes the area's cultural memory.

Thanks to its strategic location just a few kilometers from the Venetian plain, Corlo Lake is easily accessible and perfect for a rejuvenating escape. It also serves as a gateway to explore lesser-known parts of the Dolomites, offering authentic hospitality, local culture, and traditional cuisine.

A perfect destination for those in search of spectacular views, tranquility, and adventure, Corlo Lake is a hidden treasure of the Belluno Dolomites.