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Laghi Alti Parco Naturale Adamello Brenta

Trentino - Südtirol

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Giuliano Bernardi

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The Laghi Alti m.2257 a.s.l. or Three Lakes ar located on the mountain west of Campo Carlo Magno Pass near Madonna di Campiglio and Folgarida, Trentino, Italy

They can be reached with a easy track from the top of the cable car Pradalago.

Copyright: Giuliano Bernardi
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 6008x3004
Taken: 25/09/2011
Hochgeladen: 25/09/2011
Published: 25/09/2011
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Tags: laghi alti; tre laghi; three lakes; madonna di campiglio; lago malghette; passo campo carlo magno; pradalago; zeledria; presanella; parco naturale adamello brenta; trentino; italy

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