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This ancient ruined building stands on the left bank of Lake Corlo. It is difficult to imagine what it was used for, but it is a fascinating spot along the artificial lake, which owes its name to the village of Corlo, which is still located near the dam.

Lake Corlo is crossed by three closely spaced bridges, located at the Rocca d'Arsiè constriction: the Polo Bridge, the Bassane Bridge, and the Victory Bridge. The Polo Bridge is the northernmost: a pedestrian-only bridge with an elegant iron structure (Eiffel Tower style), it offers a beautiful view of the lake, the canyon, and Rocca with its solitary bell tower.

Contrada Le Coste, abandoned in the middle of the woods, completely ruined and engulfed by vegetation: this slope was once inhabited and cultivated with great care and effort. The construction of the artificial lake was likely the final blow, isolating it and making it uninhabitable, forcing its inhabitants to emigrate. A desolate and fascinating place, evocative and melancholic, that now seems so inaccessible; but that was once teeming with life. The pragmatic craftsmanship with which these multi-story houses, with stone walls and wooden balconies, were built is admirable.

Lake Corlo is crossed by 3 bridges close together, at the Rocca d'Arsiè bottleneck: the Polo Bridge, the Bassane Bridge and the Vittoria Bridge. The Ponte della Vittoria (also called Ponte delle Corde) is the southernmost bridge, as well as the most evocative and characteristic: cycle-pedestrian, with a maximum capacity of 12 people (as per the sign), and consists of a wooden walkway supported by ropes metal, fixed to stone towers; although it is absolutely safe, you feel a wobble at every step and under your feet, between the cracks in the boards, you can glimpse emptiness and water! Crossing it, some might suffer from dizziness... It was built in 1928, before the artificial lake was created, to replace an old, much lower bridge, often submerged by the floods of the Cismon torrent; dedicated to the victory of the First World War.

Corlo reservoir

Very impressive suspension bridge

The history of Lake Corlo (and the vicissitudes suffered by the local population) is well summarized in the Book of Silvio Lancerini (former mayor of Arsiè in the 70s) "la Valle Scomparsa" ed. The Brenta, from which a precise extract by "Magico veneto" https://magicoveneto.it/Feltrino/Arsie/Lago-di-Corlo-Rocca-di-Arsie.htm?#Diga-Corlo