Lakes around Temù, a village in Val Camonica, are primarily located within the Val d'Avio, a valley shaped by glacial activity. These alpine lakes, many augmented for hydroelectric purposes, offer a landscape for outdoor activities. The region features a mix of natural and artificial basins, contributing to its distinct character.
Last updated: May 3, 2026
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We were at the lake on May 1st and were a bit surprised, even disappointed 😢, that the lake didn't look as beautiful as it did in most of the pictures. The simple explanation: the water was used for snowmaking in the ski area during the winter months and will (hopefully) fill up over the summer. 👌😊
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Rifugio Capanna Valbione, at 1,510 m, is located in Ponte di Legno in the Adamello Park. Open all year, it offers a restaurant with typical cuisine and a pizzeria. Reachable by chairlift or on foot, it is ideal for hiking, skiing and relaxation. It has a large solarium and panoramic views.
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Pleasant resting point with a view of the lake and the high mountains that surround it
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Passo Paradiso is easily reachable with the facilities of the Adamello ski area, both in winter and summer. To get here, in the season when the green meadows color the mountain slopes, you can, in fact, take advantage of the Paradiso cable car. Here, a magnificent view of the reliefs of the Presena glacier surrounds you. You can set off for beautiful walks and on your return you can refresh yourself at the refuge of the same name not far from the cable car arrival point.
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Amazing views, for me it was an introduction to an expedition in the mountains
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Undemanding walk. Valid opening of the season or as a relaxing activity
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https://youtu.be/k0KOxT-ZYC0 Lonely lake on a plateau, no huts or anything like that, just cows...
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After passing the Sandro Occhi refuge, Lake Aviolo shows itself in all its splendid beauty, with the majestic peaks of the Baitone group and its glaciers in the background. It is a truly magical and relaxing place. The trails near the lodge are flat and easy to walk, but as you get further away from the lodge, the trail becomes very rough, with rocky terrain. Running is definitely possible, but you have to be careful where you put your feet.
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For an easy and varied tour, consider Lago di Pian Palù, known for its blue waters and situated on a plateau. Another option is the area around Rifugio Capanna Valbione, which features a pond and offers an undemanding walk, reachable by chairlift or on foot. Near Lake Aviolo, some trails close to the Rifugio Sandro Occhi are flat and easy to walk, though paths further out become rocky.
Yes, Rifugio Capanna Valbione, with its charming pond and panoramic views, is considered family-friendly. It's easily accessible by chairlift, making it a good choice for families. The easy tour around Lago di Pian Palù is also suitable for families.
Lake Aviolo is renowned for its striking turquoise color and the reflections of Monte Baitone and Monte Aviolo in its waters, offering spectacular photographic opportunities. The Val d'Avio system, including Lago d'Avio and the higher artificial basins like Lago Pantano d'Avio, provides dramatic glacial landscapes and panoramic views of peaks like Adamello and Corno Baitone.
The lakes around Temù are excellent for hiking, with trails ranging from easy to challenging. You can also find opportunities for mountain biking and running. For specific routes, explore the MTB Trails around Temù, Running Trails around Temù, and Gravel biking around Temù guides.
The upper Val d'Avio, which includes lakes like Lago Benedetto, Lago Pantano d'Avio, and Lago Venerocolo, offers challenging hikes. A circular route allows visitors to see all five dammed lakes in the valley, with some sections recommended for experienced hikers. The area around Rifugio Franco Tonolini and Lake Baitone is also known for excellent excursions and ascents.
Yes, several mountain huts are located near the lakes. The Lake Aviolo area has the Rifugio Sandro Occhi all'Aviolo. Near Lake Baitone, you'll find the Rifugio Franco Tonolini. Additionally, Rifugio Capanna Valbione offers a restaurant with typical cuisine and a pizzeria.
The lakes in Val d'Avio, such as Lago d'Avio and Laghetto d'Avio, were originally natural glacial basins. Many of them, including Lago d'Avio, Lago Benedetto, Lago Pantano d'Avio, and Lago Venerocolo, have been augmented with dams for hydroelectric purposes, forming an interconnected system that contributes to the region's power supply.
Lago d'Avio is a significant artificial lake at 1908 meters, enlarged by a dam built in 1929. Its water often appears light gray and somewhat turbid due to tiny fragments of granitic rock in suspension, giving it a distinctive appearance. It's accessible via hiking trail number 11 from Temù, offering a scenic trek through the Val d'Avio.
Lake Aviolo is particularly known for its stunning turquoise color, which beautifully contrasts with the surrounding green vegetation. Lago di Pian Palù is also noted for its striking blue waters.
Among the lakes mentioned, Lago Pantano d'Avio is situated at a high altitude of 2,378 meters above sea level, making it the second-largest lake by extension in Val Camonica. Reaching it involves a challenging hike.
Visitors frequently praise the breathtaking views and the tranquility of the lakes. For instance, Lake Aviolo is described as a 'truly magical and relaxing place' with 'splendid beauty.' The area around Rifugio Franco Tonolini and Lake Baitone is highlighted for its 'magnificent Conca del Baitone' and 'stupendous alpine lakes,' ideal for excursions.


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