Lago  di  Fusine  Inferiore​

Latest update: 6 March 2022
​Situated in the Province of Udine, the Lago di Fusine Inferiore covers an area of 13 hectares. The lake stands at an elevation of 923 metres above sea level and is 24 metres deep at its deepest point.

'Inferiore" refers to the fact that it's the "lower" of the two lakes next to each other, the other lake being "superiore", or "upper".
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Lago di Fusine Inferiore, also known as Lake Fusine Inferiore, is a picturesque alpine lake located in the Friuli Venezia Giulia region of northeastern Italy. Situated near the border with Slovenia, the lake is nestled in the Julian Alps and is renowned for its crystal-clear waters, scenic surroundings, and opportunities for outdoor activities.

History: Lago di Fusine Inferiore, like its counterpart Lago di Fusine Superiore, is a glacial lake formed during the last Ice Age. The name "Fusine" is derived from the Slovenian word "fuzina," which means a smelting furnace. The area around the lake has a historical connection to iron smelting, and remnants of ancient furnaces can be found in the region.

Tourist Information: 

  • Nature and Scenery: The main attraction of Lake Fusine Inferiore is its stunning natural beauty. Surrounded by the majestic Julian Alps, the lake offers a serene and picturesque setting, ideal for leisurely walks and nature photography.
  • Hiking and Trekking: The area around the lake features several hiking trails of varying difficulty, offering opportunities for trekking and exploring the alpine landscapes.
  • Water Sports: The clear waters of Lake Fusine Inferiore are perfect for swimming, fishing, and canoeing during the warmer months.
  • Mountain Biking: The region is also popular among mountain biking enthusiasts, with trails suitable for different skill levels.
  • Picnicking: There are designated picnic areas near the lake, providing a relaxing spot to enjoy a meal while admiring the scenic views.
  • Snowshoeing and Cross-Country Skiing: In the winter months, the area transforms into a winter wonderland, offering opportunities for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.
  • Photography: Lake Fusine Inferiore is a favorite spot for photographers due to its stunning reflections of the surrounding mountains in the calm waters.
Territory: UTI Canal del Ferro - Val Canale

Region: Friuli Venezia Giulia

Surface area: 13 hectares

Maximum depth: 24 metres

Surface elevation: 923 metres

Close by: Tarvisio, Camporosso, Pontebba, Malborghetto Valbruna

​Recommended accommodation: ​Hotel Rosengarten (8.5 km)​

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