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Galiga Lake is one of the largest lakes in the area, almost all of which are artificial. They were created over half a century ago as a water reserve for agriculture, with excavations and embankments in areas where slight natural basins facilitated their construction. Many of these lakes are barely visible, even when the road passes by, hidden by hedges on the embankments or, as at Galiga, by thick brambles. Some (like Vetrice) have changed their intended use to various recreational areas, while others, like Galiga, have instead become wild.

Lake Londa is a beautiful artificial body of water. From here you can start the climb towards the paths of Rincine

Suggestive with snow.

The lake was conceived for sport fishing and duck hunting on the Galiga estate. It integrates nicely into the landscape and is worth a stop.

Cool place in summer ...

Ascent to the Consuma Pass via Montemignaio, low-traffic route. Wonderful descent down into the valley. Lago di Londa, a tranquil place. Ascent to the Croce ai Mori, 700 hm.

In this dry summer, the waterfall has dried up and only the pool has some water left - with crabs in it.

Beautiful waterfall with a pond. Several well-marked hiking trails start from here