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Theme trail - The Hidden Lake
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Photo: APT Valsugana, APT Valsugana e Lagorai
Il luogo presenta caratteristiche interessanti, sotto il profilo naturalistico ed è al contempo un ’ oasi di pace e tranquillità, facilmente raggiungibile da Trento in tutte le stagioni. E' una semplice passeggiata tra stradine di campagna, non aspettatevi troppo, siamo in un biotopo dove la natura ne fa da padrona.
Passeggiata facile, si consiglia di lasciare la macchina nel parcheggio lungo Fersina nel paese di Brazzaniga di fronte al Centro Sportivo Costa di Vigalzano. Usciti dal parcheggio si trova il cartello “Lago Pudro 2,1 km”. Si supera la rotatoria del Centro Sportivo Costa di Vigalzano procedendo in direzione “Casalino”. Si continua fino ad incontrare una stradina alla vostra sinistra segnalata dal cartello “Lago Pudro 0,6 km”. All’incrocio successivo si svolta a destra seguendo le indicazioni. Al successivo incrocio ci manteniamo sulla a sinistra ed entriamo nella riserva naturale del Lago Pudro. Le tabelle descrittive illustrano il percorso di visita in giallo. Si prosegue lungo la strada sterrata -per alcuni tratti il Lago scompare nascosto dalle campagne coltivate- fino all’ultimo punto di osservazione. Da qui possiamo rientrare seguendo lo stesso sentiero oppure proseguire sul percorso dei “Piccoli Laghi Perginesi” in direzione Costa.
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Please note that the practicability of the itineraries in a mountain environment is strictly linked to the contingent conditions and is therefore influenced by natural phenomena, environmental changes and weather conditions. For this reason, the information contained in this page may have changed. Before leaving for a tour, make sure the path you will approach is still accessible by contacting the owner of the mountain hut, the alpine guides or the visitor centres of the nature parks, the info offices of the local tourist board.Start
Turn-by-turn directions
Once the village of Vigalzano is just entered, an arrow to the left indicates the route for the biotope: it is a provincial natural reserve of Pudro Lake. Following the directions in a short time an unpaved road is found which has at its sides maples, poplars, willows and hornbeams, and that runs along the sides of the reserve.
The lake is not fully visible since it is surrounded by a generous vegetation, that creates different kinds of environments that represent an ideal shelter for many animal species. It is possible to see: the cane thicket, alders, peatlands and ponds, on whose surface waterlilies emerge.
We strongly advise visitors to keep noise down to avoid disturbing the wild fauna and to take advantage of the various visit structures that allow to closely admire the lake and with a bit of luck, to see various birds including: herons, grebes, coots, mallards, moorhens and maybe some roe deers.
Once the lake border is crossed, the path that goes up to the left is followed up to the next crossroads, where the left is kept, passing through coltivated fields including: vine and cherry trees.
The walk goes on following the unpaved road and at whose side a wall is found, that brings back to the starting point.
Where to find observation structures:
1. Bridge in the cane thicket to be taken before the outdoor room
2. At the side of the main road, a protected point of observation is found
3. At the end of the lake, on the right there is a path that leads to the lake basin, whereas on the left there is a bridge made of wood that crosses the outlet of the lake exists.
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