Lago Biviere, lake in the Nebrodi mountains near Cesarò, Sicily, Italy

Lago Biviere lies at 1,278 m in the Nebrodi mountains within Cesarò municipality, in the Sollazzo Verde beech wood between Monte Soro and Monte Scafi. The lake covers 0.2 km², reaches 3 m deep, and sits about 5 km from the artificial Lago Maulazzo; the water and surrounding land belong to the Sollima family.

Lago Biviere lies at 1,278 m on the southern side of the Nebrodi chain, between the beech woods of Monte Soro and Monte Scafi, about 5 km from the artificial Lago Maulazzo. The lake and the surrounding land still belong to the Sollima family, although they fall within the Parco dei Nebrodi in the territory of Cesarò. It has a surface of about 0.2 km² and a maximum depth of 3 m.

The lake and the surrounding land still belong to the Sollima family, although they lie inside the Nebrodi Park. The lake is a destination for many visitors, especially on public holidays, and the beech wood around it is called Sollazzo Verde.

From Cesarò take the SS 289 San Fratello–Cesarò road and follow the signs for Lago Maulazzo; after passing that lake, continue about 5 km along an unpaved road to reach Lago Biviere. The lake and surrounding land belong to the Sollima family despite lying within the Nebrodi Park.

The lake and the surrounding land still belong to the Sollima family, although they lie inside the Nebrodi Park. The water covers about 0.2 km², reaches a maximum depth of only 3 m and sits at roughly 1,274 m above sea level, between the beech woods of Monte Soro and Monte Scafi.