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The largest of the lakes of glacial origin in the surroundings of Ivrea. Excellent place to stop and take a moment to take a photograph or simply admire the view of the ancient castle of Montaldo Dora

Along the path that connects Bienca and Lake Sirio the remains of the Roman aqueduct are visible, evidence of a great hydraulic work that exploited the abundant springs of the morainic area and brought water to the city of Eporedia, present-day Ivrea.

Panoramic point from the north shore of Lake Sirio. It is possible to do a run around the lake with an itinerary of approximately 4 km.

The Terre Ballerine are a natural phenomenon found among the 5 lakes of Ivrea. It is an area of peat that floats on the water and moves as people and animals pass by. It almost feels like walking and jumping on a natural trampoline.

Nice glimpse of Ivrea seen from the bridge over the Dora Baltea. The river originates in the Aosta Valley and flows into the Po, in Ivrea it crosses a small canyon and feeds the Naviglio, an artificial canal.

Rest area on the shore of Lake Sirio. There is a bar, drinking fountains, benches, and a waterside platform perfect for cooling off and taking a dip.

The Chapel of San Pietro is a small church located near Lake Sirio. It can be used as a starting point for some paths that cross the Ivrea Lakes Reserve, an area of great naturalistic and geological interest. There is also an information sign maintained by the Turin tourist office with 5 rings dedicated to hikers.

At this point the path remains elevated above the lake, allowing you to enjoy a beautiful view of the panorama. The mountains form a suggestive frame on the body of water, and you can sit on the bench to rest and take a break from running.