Lake Ledro: a turquoise gem among the mountains
Lake Ledro lies in a small valley connecting the Garda plain to the Chiese valley. It covers around 2.2 km² and has a shoreline of about 10 km; at 655 metres above sea level, it is Italy's highest regatta basin. It is one of the cleanest lakes in Trentino, with waters reaching up to 24 °C on the warmest days. What makes it unique are the pile dwellings of Molina di Ledro, a lakeside village dating back around 4,000 years and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2011.







