Lake Vedana

Vedana Lake is a small stretch of water of glacial origin located in the municipality of Sospirolo, in the province of Belluno. Located immediately south of the Monti del Sole chain, it does not have tributaries and emissaries, thus constituting an endorheic basin.
The lake lies in an area of great naturalistic interest, at the gates of the Dolomiti Bellunesi National Park; it occupies a small depression caused by an ancient riverbed of the Cordevole river, within an area called Masiere, a large expanse of large boulders and debris now largely covered by pioneer vegetation.
The lake is fed by underground water veins, along the direction of an ancient abandoned valley of the Cordevole torrent.

Vedana lake, of glacial origin, is an Edoreic basin: therefore it has neither tributaries nor emissaries, but is fed by underground water veins.
Definitely worth a break!

A lake surrounded by nature! It is possible to travel around its entire perimeter and admire it at 360 degrees both by bicycle and on foot.