Lanzada is also known for two artificial reservoirs. The Campo Moro dam is the first artificial lake encountered on the road. Its capacity is 10 million cubic metres, that are taken, through an 8km tunnel, to the power plant in Lanzada, with a jump of 900 m. After Campo Moro there is the Gera reservoir. Its walling, built using 1.800.000 cubic metres of concrete, is 110 metres high and therefore appears impressive to those who reach the plain of Campo Moro.

Lanzada is also famous for the mining activities, that have been part of it its history for centuries. The recently opened Bagnada mining ecomuseum allows anyone to know the different kinds of minerals mined in Valmalenco: soapstone, serpentine, asbestos and talc. Talc was mined in the Bagnada mine open to the public: special effects, video clips and the stories told by guides will allow visitors to plunge into the past.