크라보낙사/빌라시미우스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 호수

Yes, we also had easy access to the campsite, but unfortunately, we had to take a detour through the main entrance to get out. We only wanted to hike along the lake.

The trail is accessible again. A path has been laid around the private property, although it's not yet signposted everywhere. But it's fairly easy to find.

The path leads past Lake Mergozzo, with its destination, Mergozzo, a place that will surely awaken joy. Nature and stone in fine harmony – come with us, the path invites you. At Montorfano, proud and grand, granite was formed here – ancient, magnificent. Crystals sparkle, white and black, a stone with primeval resin. For centuries, stone has been quarried, as far as Rome and Milan, it bore its radiance. A hiking trail with views and splendor, tells you of the power of the rock.

View🌈of Lake Mergozzo 🏞️

The northern section of the route is no longer accessible as it ends in a dead end (private property). Those who don't want to climb over fences and ladders should follow the road for the circular route.

"Lagh da Margözz" in the Ossola dialect, this fascinating body of water is located in the Lepontine Alps and owes its name to the municipality that overlooks it. Here, also thanks to the clarity of its waters, water sports such as canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing are practiced.

Picturesque lake, I personally prefer it to the nearby Lake Maggiore. Some wonderful photos come out here.

Lake Mergozzo is a picturesque pre-Alpine lake located in the north-west of Italy, near the larger Lake Maggiore. Characterized by crystal clear waters and surrounded by woods and mountains, Mergozzo offers a peaceful and evocative environment. Its namesake village, Mergozzo, with its picturesque streets and square, adds a touch of historic charm to the region. Much smaller than Lake Maggiore, Lake Mergozzo is prized for its tranquility and natural beauty, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a serene retreat.