Top 20 Lakes Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino
Lakes Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino are situated in a charming wine town, offering access to natural escapes and recreational opportunities. The region is characterized by vineyards and proximity to notable lakes. These lakes provide serene environments for relaxation and various outdoor activities. The area combines cultural significance with natural landscapes, making it a destination for both wine enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Best lakes Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino
- The most popular lakes is Kalterer Lake biotope, a lake…
Last updated: May 11, 2026
Frog pond, water turtle footbridge - Kaltern biotope
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View of Lake Kaltern and the vineyards
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Cisloner Alm / Malga Cislon
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Kalterer See Biotopes
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Birdwatching Tower at Lake Caldaro Nature Reserve
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Today, Lake Kaltern is heavily influenced by humans: especially on the west and east banks, there are bathing establishments, campsites, restaurants and commercially used areas that lead to a burden on the natural environment. This makes this quiet zone on the south bank all the more important. It is a nature conservation project in which two ponds and bays were built in the reeds. These are intended to provide new habitats and nesting places for water birds and spawning grounds for fish. Source: https://www.kalterersee.com/de/highlights/natur-landschaft/der-kalterer-see/biotop/
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This extensive reed belt on the southern shore of the lake provides shelter, food, spawning, resting and breeding grounds for aquatic insects and birds, amphibians and fish. Scientists have counted over 100 species of birds in this wetland, including many migratory birds. Source: https://www.kalterersee.com/de/highlights/natur-landschaft/der-kalterer-see/biotop/
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This reed area is the only large habitat of this type between the Reschen Pass and Verona and is located at the fork of the most important bird flight routes. This is why fish and purple herons, ruffs, snipes, lapwings, black terns, ospreys, cranes, cormorants and white storks appear here again and again. Source: https://www.kaltern.com/de/biotop-kalterer-see.html
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In the wet meadows you can observe some birds if you are patient and keep quiet 😉
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A beautiful moor at the southern end of the lake
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2 beautiful jetties at the back of the lake🤗
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Two beautiful long wooden walkways lead through the moor of the lake 👍
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the lakes near Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino unique?
The lakes in and around Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino are known for their diverse natural beauty, ranging from protected biotopes rich in wildlife to larger bathing lakes. They offer a blend of serene natural escapes and opportunities for various outdoor activities, all set within a picturesque wine region.
Which lakes are best for swimming and water sports?
Lake Kaltern (Lago di Caldaro) is the largest natural bathing lake in South Tyrol and one of the warmest in the Alps, with summer temperatures reaching up to 28 degrees Celsius. It's ideal for swimming and water sports like sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, pedal boating, and stand-up paddleboarding.
Are there any protected natural areas or biotopes around the lakes?
Yes, both Lake Favogna and Lake Kaltern feature protected areas. Lake Favogna is a protected biotope, and Lake Kaltern's southern shore hosts a significant nature reserve. You can explore the Kalterer Lake biotope and the Kalterer See Biotopes, which are conservation projects providing habitats for wildlife.
Where can I go birdwatching near the lakes?
The nature reserve on the southern shore of Lake Kaltern is an excellent spot for birdwatching. The Birdwatching Tower at Lake Caldaro Nature Reserve offers prime viewing opportunities, where over 100 species of birds and marsh animals have been identified.
Are there family-friendly activities around the lakes?
Absolutely. The Frog pond, water turtle footbridge - Kaltern biotope offers a nature discovery trail that is particularly recommended for families with children, allowing them to observe frogs, amphibians, and even water turtles. The circular route around Lake Kaltern is also suitable for family walks and cycling.
What kind of hiking trails can I find near the lakes?
You can find various hiking opportunities. Trails lead up to the plateau of Lake Favogna from Magrè, offering serene walks. Around Lake Kaltern, a picturesque 7.5-kilometer circular route is popular for hiking and cycling. For more challenging mountain hikes in the broader region, you can explore options listed in the Mountain Hikes Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino guide.
Can I cycle around the lakes or in the surrounding area?
Yes, cycling is a popular activity. A scenic 7.5-kilometer circular route around Lake Kaltern is perfect for cycling. The wider region also offers extensive cycling opportunities, including road cycling routes and mountain bike trails. You can find more details in the Road Cycling Routes Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino and MTB Trails Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino guides.
What is the best time of year to visit the lakes?
The lakes are enjoyable throughout the year. Lake Kaltern is particularly popular in summer for its warm waters, attracting swimmers and water sports enthusiasts. However, highlights like the Kalterer Lake biotope are considered 'always worth seeing' at any time of the year, offering beautiful colors and lights.
Are dogs allowed at the lakes?
At Lake Kaltern, dogs are generally not allowed at the main bathing areas. It's advisable to check specific regulations for other lake areas or protected biotopes before visiting with pets.
Are there any historical sites near the lakes?
Near Lake Favogna, you can find the St. Leonard Church, a 13th-century edifice that adds historical interest to the area, complementing the natural beauty of the lake.
Where can I find food or refreshments near the lakes?
Around Lake Kaltern, you'll find various bathing establishments, restaurants, and cafes. Additionally, the Cisloner Alm / Malga Cislon is a highly-rated hut nearby offering spectacular views, good food, and friendly service, making it a great place to rest.
What do visitors enjoy most about the lakes in Magrè Sulla Strada Del Vino?
Visitors frequently praise the stunning views, especially of Lake Kaltern with its mountain backdrop and vibrant colors. The preserved wetland areas, rich birdlife, and the peaceful atmosphere of the biotopes are also highly appreciated. Many enjoy the diverse outdoor activities available, from swimming and water sports to hiking and cycling through the picturesque landscape.
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