The Trentino lakes

Title: The Trentino lakes

Event: Themes

Length: 00:13:14.97

Location: Trentino

Publication day: Friday 18 June 2021

Registration day: Friday 18 June 2021

The approximately 300 Trentino lakes are a distinctly regional feature, while the “Blue Flags” awarded to 15 beaches on the Trentino lakes underline the excellent level of services available to guests.

The unique Ora del Garda wind blows across the waters of Italy’s largest lake, hosting five windsurfing world competitions this summer: Optimist, Tempest, Laser, Ifca and Techno. A tour on foot or by boat? On Lake Ledro there’s no need to choose - just rent a canoe or pedal-boat from one side of the lake and return it on the opposite side, allowing you to have a relaxing walk back on foot. Lake Tenno’s turquoise waters are a feast for the eyes and an ideal destination for a picnic.

At the foot of the Brenta Dolomites we find Lake Molveno, proclaimed the “most beautiful in Italy” by the Italian Touring Club. The large green lawn by the lake is well-equipped and offers excellent services, making it the perfect destination for families. Circumnavigate the lake on foot or by mountain bike, stopping for a gourmet break at the restaurant Baita Fortini di Napoleone.

Load your bike onto the Valsugana train at the Trento station to reach San Cristoforo al Lago; from here, take the Valsugana bike trail which runs along the western shore of Lake Caldonazzo and the beautiful beach in Valcanover. Continuing along the trail, the beaches between Calceranica al Lago and Caldonazzo have all been awarded the Blue Flag of Europe. Caldonazzo is also the only lake in Trentino where you can practice and learn water skiing. Visit Segantini Park beach on the shores of Lake Levico, or the Parco delle Terme, the largest historical park in Trentino, included in the network of the Great Italian Gardens.