A country loved for its panoramic views of the lakes of the Plateau and for its refreshment points; it takes its name from the birch locally called Bedòl.

The municipality of Bedollo occupies the northern part of the Piné Plateau, and takes its name from the birch locally called Bedòl.
On its territory there is the Buse lake and the Lake of the Squares whose beautiful beaches, in the summer months, attract many tourists who dedicate themselves to sunbathing and water sports, to mention the bau beach dedicated to 4-legged friends.
Bedollo has been working for years on the restoration and enhancement of the Pezzata Mòchena Goat breed and the recovery of uncultivated land. The maintenance of the landscape and the km0 production of gastronomic excellence (dairy products, cured meats, honey and derivatives...) are identifying elements of the "Bedolera" community for a sustainable and synergistic development of the territory.
In the French occupation of 1796/97, the territory of Bedollo was the scene of several clashes between Napoleonic troops and Trentino-Tyrolean militias.
Among the sites of historical and cultural value are the church of S. Osvaldo, and the Acqua Fredda archaeological site at the Passo del Redebus, where melting furnaces dating back to the Bronze Age have been found.

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STRENGTH

The view of the lakes of the Plateau and gastronomic excellences such as cheeses, honey and cured meats