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Lake Santa Croce – Lake Santa Croce loop from Farra d'Alpago

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Lake Santa Croce – Lake Santa Croce loop from Farra d'Alpago

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3.5

(17)

154

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Lake Santa Croce – Lake Santa Croce loop from Farra d'Alpago

01:38

15.5km

170m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: April 7, 2026

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961 m

Lake Santa Croce

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The lake Lago di Santa Croce is a hotspot for kite and windsurfers. Due to its special location, geothermal winds develop almost every afternoon, seemingly as if you could set the clock accordingly. Marveling at the surfers is a wonderful pastime.

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982 m

Strada Regia di Alemagna Cycle and Pedestrian Path

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Beautiful landscape between Farra d'Alpago and Bastia.
Cycle path unpaved, but signposted as ViaRegia and Munich - Venice.

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7.39 km

Lake Santa Croce

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The Santa Croce Lake is of natural origin. It is suitable for swimming, you can sail with small boats, surf, go to the beach. Camping, restaurant, parking for cars and campers, cycle path, trekking and much more.

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7.55 km

View of Lake Santa Croce

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No matter where you go around the lake, there is a great panorama over the lake and the mountains

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7.74 km

Lago di Santa Croce

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Beautiful lake with a great panorama

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13.5 km

Panoramic view of Santa Croce Lake from Poiatte

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The lake of Santa Croce was formed due to a landslide that blocked the course of the Piave river towards Vittorio Veneto. This lake is the second largest lake in the Veneto region and is surrounded by the Alpago and Nevegal mountains. Used in the past for the transport of timber to the south, today the lake is a favorite destination above all for windsurfers and kitesurfers for the strength and constancy of the thermal wind that regularly strengthens in the afternoon. Cyclists and pedestrians can instead enjoy a route that covers almost the entire eastern side of the lake and allows access to some free and equipped beaches.

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