The view of Lake Braies from above is the most standard angle, with the surrounding mountains and blue-green lake in the same frame, it is simply a twin of Lake Louise under the Rocky Mountains.

The view of Lake Braies from above is the most standard angle, with the surrounding mountains and blue-green lake in the same frame, it is simply a twin of Lake Louise under the Rocky Mountains. Lake Braies is also a color-changing lake. On cloudy days, the lake is closer to green, green with blue. If it is a cloudless blue sky, the lake presents a beautiful sapphire blue, like a piece of jade embedded in the mountains. As the terrain continues to rise, the full view of Lake Braies gradually appears before my eyes, but there are always trees blocking the way, trying to disturb my sight. Lake Braies is a typical glacial lake with an average depth of more than 10 meters. It is one of the deepest lakes in the Dolomites. As the depth in the center of the lake deepens, the lake surface gradually changes from the emerald green in the corner to blue-green. Under the influence of wind and cruise ships, the lake surface is constantly rippling.