Best lakes around Boves are found within the Province of Cuneo and the broader Piedmont region of Italy. While Boves itself does not host major lakes, the surrounding valleys offer numerous natural water features. This area is characterized by its mountainous terrain, providing diverse landscapes for outdoor activities. The region's lakes contribute to its rich biodiversity and serve as starting points for various excursions.
Last updated: May 2, 2026
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Walking along the path we suddenly find ourselves in front of this small lake with emerald green waters.
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There is so much gravel all around the lake that it makes cycling difficult
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artificial basin of Molettino roofs (671 m) built, after some controversy and reticence, a few years ago to facilitate the irrigation of the land of Rivoira, now become a beautiful destination for many walks. (Everyone also calls it Rivoira lake)
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It is called artificial lake roof wolf, where you can photograph ducks and birds (birthwaching)
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Suggestive and excellent place for a stop. if you have bread leave it in the house 😉🦆
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Small lake accessible on a beautiful path from the cable car
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Always busy, great place for a stopover
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While Boves itself doesn't host major lakes, the surrounding Province of Cuneo and the broader Piedmont region offer several beautiful options. Popular choices include Lake Terrasole, known for its rocky basin and panoramic views, and Laghetto Peschiera, a small pond nestled unexpectedly within a forest.
Yes, several lakes in the region are suitable for families. Lake Terrasole, Rivoira Lake, and Laghetto Peschiera are all noted as family-friendly destinations. Tetto Lupo Wildlife Observation Area also offers a naturalistic oasis near a pond, perfect for wildlife spotting with children.
The lakes around Boves offer diverse natural beauty. You can find alpine lakes set in rocky basins like Lake Terrasole, small ponds hidden in forests such as Laghetto Peschiera, and artificial lakes with dedicated picnic areas like Rivoira Lake. The region also features viewpoints for wildlife observation, like the Tetto Lupo Wildlife Observation Area.
Yes, the Tetto Lupo Wildlife Observation Area is specifically designed for this purpose. Located near a pond, it's a naturalistic oasis ideal for observing local wildlife.
The area offers a variety of outdoor activities. You can enjoy hiking, gravel biking, and road cycling. For detailed routes and trails, explore the Hiking around Boves guide, the Gravel biking around Boves guide, or the Road Cycling Routes around Boves guide.
Absolutely. The region provides numerous hiking opportunities, from easy walks to more challenging trails. For example, you can access Lake Terrasole via a beautiful path from the cable car. Many other trails are available; check the Hiking around Boves guide for more options.
Lago della Rovina, located in Entracque, is popular for fishing and features a dedicated picnic area. It also serves as a convenient starting point for excursions to nearby Chiotas and Brocan lakes and the Genova Figari refuge.
Lago Nero in Valle Maira is considered one of the easiest lakes to access and offers enchanting views, particularly of Rocca La Meja. It's a popular destination for those seeking scenic beauty without strenuous effort.
Yes, Lake Bagnour is found within the enchanting Alevé forest, which is Italy's largest pine forest. Located at 2,017 meters above sea level, it offers a serene natural setting. The nearby Bagnour refuge provides accommodation and serves as a base for day trips.
Lago delle Portette, situated below the Emilio La refuge, is recognized for its clear blue waters, which attract many visitors for swimming. It's a great spot to cool off and enjoy the pristine mountain environment.
The Lake of Nine Colours is a superb heart-shaped lake nestled in a rocky basin at the foot of the Tête de la Frema. Its unique shape and location offer a truly distinctive natural spectacle.
Pian delle Gorre is a well-known plateau at 1,032 meters altitude in the Natural Park of Alta Valle Pesio and Tanaro. While not a lake itself, it features a renovated refuge, a large picnic lawn with views of the Marguareis massif, and is a starting point for various excursions, including an easy walk to the scenic Saut Waterfalls. It's accessible by car in summer and by skis or snowshoes in winter.


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