At the end of the path, suddenly the lake beckons before you, set in the midst of a green, forest-covered bowl and surrounded by hills 200 metres high. Actually the lake takes its colour from the leaves of the forest, which is why it changes in every season. Spring and summers are green, fresh... In autumn, as some leaves turn yellow, the water reflects greens and yellows, and during winter it turns blue, green and gray reflecting the clouds and mists. The lake with its tree trunks and changing colours resembles a picturesque tableau. The hillsides are covered with birch and juniper among many other trees. On the eastern side of the lake, the steep naked slopes bear evidence of the landslide of 300 years ago.

STROLLING THE AREA
Once there was a type of an 8-10 cm long leech (sülük) living in this lake that people believed could kill the painon any area of the body when applied to the skin.