Lake of Molveno

 Lake Molveno is an alpine lake of natural origin that was formed some 3,000 years ago. The mountains that fence it in contribute to its distinctive charm. The Italian novelist and poet Antonio Fogazzaro once referred to it as a ‘preziosa perla in più prezioso scrigno’ (‘precious gem in an even more precious casket’).

The following species of fish are present in the lake: trout, European perch, carp, and the highly prized Arctic char.

A nice path takes you from the well-kept lawn of the beach and sports area around the whole lake to back where you started from.

Lake Molveno is joined to a smaller lake called Lake Bior, whose tributary, Rio Lambin, flows from Andalo.