Fusine Lakes – Friuli-Venezia Giulia: a corner of alpine magic among woods, silence and mirrors of crystal clear water. The Fusine Lakes, set at the foot of the imposing walls of Mount Mangart, are among the most spectacular natural jewels of Friuli. Located a few kilometers from Tarvisio and a stone's throw from the border with Slovenia and Austria, these two glacial lakes – Upper and Lower – offer fairytale landscapes in every season. 🌲 Unspoiled nature and postcard landscapes: Surrounded by fir and beech forests, the lakes reflect the mountains and the sky in turquoise and emerald green waters. Every glimpse is an invitation to wonder and photography. In summer they are an ideal destination for excursions, in winter they become an enchanted place, often covered with snow. 👉 Tip: Take the circular trail around the two lakes: it is simple, scenic and suitable for all ages. 🚶 ♀️ Outdoor activities: The area offers numerous possibilities for lovers of trekking, mountain biking and nature walks. The route to the Zacchi Hut offers breathtaking views of the Mangart group and the surrounding alpine landscape. 👉 Tip: Wear comfortable boots and bring a camera with you - the autumn colours are unforgettable here! 🦌 An oasis of peace and biodiversity: The Fusine Lakes are part of a protected nature reserve, habitat of deer, chamois, marmots and numerous species of birds. The quiet of the place invites you to slow down, listen to the sounds of the forest and regenerate away from the chaos. 👉 Tip: Bring binoculars with you to observe the wildlife in silence, especially in the early hours of the morning. 📍 Comfort and hospitality: Access to the lakes is easy and well signposted, with parking lots and picnic areas. In the surrounding area, farmhouses and refuges offer typical dishes of Friulian and Carinthian cuisine, ideal for ending the day with taste. 👉 Tip: Taste cjarsons or a slice of hot strudel in a waterfront hut. The Fusine Lakes are an invitation to contemplation and wonder: a place where nature is reflected in silence and every step tells of an alpine emotion.