The spectacular Corlo Lake is a massive reservoir that laps the Monte Grappa, Col del Gallo, and part of the Feltre territory. Completed in 1955, thanks to the construction of the mighty dam that blocks the flow of the Cismon stream, the largest tributary of the Brenta, the lake is an explosion of colors of great scenic beauty.
Characterized by the presence of 3 bridges, one of which, like the one in Brooklyn, is suspended on ropes, the site attracts thousands of visitors every year who, in addition to the contemplation of the natural beauty, can engage in recreational and sports activities of all kinds.

The typical hamlets perched on the foothills of the Grappa or perched in the Carazzagno valley give visitors a view of the lake that restores the excitement of pristine nature and the flavor of an authentic life, simple but perfectly integrated with its environment.
There are numerous hikes to be taken, but perhaps the most memorable remains the one that allows one to walk the perimeter of the lake in its entirety, thanks to the restoration of ancient paths, until not too many years ago abandoned and now made perfectly accessible.