Lake Baccio

Among the smallest water lines in the territory, Lake Baccio has glacial origins and is particularly impressive for the beech that flanks it, in which appear salt flats, mountain maple and mountain-ash. A rich marsh vegetation surrounds the banks and a bog occupies the small lake delta crossed by some immissaries. Among the rare species that can be seen near the go is the bogbean, which can be traced back to the glacial era and recognizable by the white feathered bow of inflorescence.