This is what I'd call "Insane beauty" There are a few cafe's just after the carpark, before the entrance. We couldn't resist the tempting hot snacks so we grabbed some cheesy fries, a couple of Cappuccino's, our favourite gelato flavours and then headed to the site. I strongly suggest you fill your bellies too because, you will need the energy to walk around the trail. We were there last summer but it was still very cooling as it was raining for the past few days. Oh my God! On the path to the lake, the landscape surrounded this lake alone was already so breathtaking...beautiful green pine trees, the fabulous Dolomites mountains range with clouds just resting above it against the bright blue sky....ridiculous! As we walked further towards the platform slowly getting a glimpse of the waters, the lake against this whole backdrop was simply gorgeous. After what felt like hundreds of photo/selfies, we took a left and followed a trail, just strolling in between huge pine trees, admiring even the slightly damp grounds, parts covered with moss, mulch, insects, breathing in fresh air ...just admiring and enjoying the time , counting our blessings to even have the opportunity be a part of this place. After two hours roaming around, we ended up taking a spot at the right side of the lake snapping countless more photos amongst the many professional photographers already there. Don't ever miss this beautiful lake!

Tens of thousands of trees blew down in a storm in 2018 and the views over this lake do not look like the picture. At all. But it is a pretty little lake and the colour does change with the clouds and light of the day.

Went here for a walk around the lake. It is very beautiful, especially in the summer if it is sunny. You can’t go to the lake itself, but there is a nice walkway around it through the forest. Well worth a visit, but keep in mind it gets very crowded during the day.