Getting There

Lake Misurina is easily accessible by car or public transport from major cities such as Venice. Renting a car or booking a private tour is the most convenient way to reach the lake, allowing for a scenic drive through the Dolomite mountain range. For those using public transport, buses run from Venice to nearby towns, from where local buses can take you to Lake Misurina.

Things to Do and See

Scenic Walks and Hiking

One of the best ways to experience Lake Misurina is by taking a leisurely stroll around its 2.6-kilometer perimeter. The “Sentiero dell’Amore” (Path of Love) offers picturesque views and is suitable for all fitness levels, making it perfect for families and casual walkers. For hiking enthusiasts, the surrounding area offers numerous trails, including paths leading to the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo.

Boating and Fishing

Visitors can rent paddle boats to explore the peaceful waters of Lake Misurina. Boating prices are quite reasonable, with rates around 10€ for 30 minutes or 13€ for an hour. Fishing is also a popular activity, with the lake’s pristine waters providing a serene setting for anglers.

Winter Sports

During winter, Lake Misurina transforms into a snowy paradise. The frozen lake surface and the surrounding slopes become a playground for skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating. A small skiing slope is available for beginners, offering an affordable and less crowded alternative to the larger resorts in the region.

Tips for Tourists

• To avoid crowds and secure parking, it’s best to arrive early in the morning.
• The paths around the lake are mostly flat, but it is recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes.
• Sunscreen, a hat, and water are essential, especially during the summer months.
• The best time to visit is from spring to fall, as accessing the lake can be difficult during winter due to heavy snowfall.

Nearby Attractions

Lake Misurina is surrounded by several charming towns and natural attractions. The town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, renowned for its winter sports facilities and vibrant cultural scene, is just a short drive away. Additionally, the Dolomites offer endless opportunities for exploration, including the picturesque Cadini di Misurina and Sorapiss peaks.

Opening Hours

Lake Misurina is accessible year-round, but some facilities and activities are seasonal.

Ticket Prices

• Access to the lake is free. Boating and parking fees apply:
• Boat Rental: 10€ for 30 minutes, 13€ for 1 hour.
• Parking: Paid parking is available near the lake, with free parking for up to 120 minutes across the road.