グロッパレッロの湖・トップ4

The road is passable with one-way traffic regulated by traffic lights.

Nice, but it's called Lake of the Wolves

Lago del Rudo is a small natural lake at the foot of Monte Cravola and close to the Lama massif; and nearby, just a little lower, is the larger Lago del Gallo. The lakes were created by the “moraines” formed by the movements of the ancient glacier that descended from the overlying Monte Lama.

The waterfall is beautiful but it is not marked by a CAI route

The path winds through a forest rich in vegetation, which upon arrival frames the blue of the waterfalls. Here you will see the water plunging into two lakes, which are Lago del Lino and Lago delle Pecore. In the past, when in summer the flow of water was less and only small pools remained, these places were used to give the animals to drink.

Beautiful pond in which in summer you can see the water lilies in bloom.

Historic dam! The place around the lake is much, minus the valley floor to reach it, ruined by 3km of cement factory

There is also an area equipped to stop and near the restaurant bar. The lake arose as a result of the artificial dam built, between 1919 and 1934, along the Arda stream near the locality of Mignano, whose purpose was the creation of a reservoir for the production of hydroelectric energy. Later the lake was transformed into a water reserve for the municipalities of the Po Valley further downstream, currently maintaining only this function [1]. The basin rises to 341 m s.l.m., has an extension of about 2 km² and a reservoir capacity of 15 million m³; the depth is very variable as it is linked to the need for water in the surrounding areas, and can vary from a minimum of about 20 m to a maximum of 60–70 m [2]