[2025 Shari Attraction] Travel Guide for Shiretokogo Lake (Updated Jun)

The Shiretoko Five Lakes is one of the eight scenic spots in Shiretoko and a must-see when traveling to the Shiretoko Peninsula. The ecology of the Shiretoko Peninsula is well preserved, and you can often see animals such as brown bears (ヒグマ), deer, and foxes. There is now an observation deck overlooking the lake in this area, and a hiking trail around the lake has been built. The hiking trail around the lake is an 800-meter-long elevated trail. Because bears sometimes appear nearby, there are electric fences on both sides of the elevated trail for protection, and tourists can enter freely.

#Overseas Travel The Shiretoko Five Lakes is one of the Eight Scenic Spots of Shiretoko and is a World Natural Heritage Site. It is the general name for the five large lakes located in the Iwaobetsu Daichi Forest. Surrounded by native forests, you can observe the Shiretoko Mountains, flora, fauna, and birds. There are two main tour routes. ▶️One is 800 meters on an elevated wooden path ▶️The other route is through the Shiretoko primeval forest where you can see many wild animals and plants. Address: Onobetsu Village, Shari Town, Shari County, Hokkaido Transportation: Shari Bus Stop (in front of Shiretoko Shari Station) Shiretoko Five Lakes Shiretoko Line bus 🚌 about 85 minutes to arrive #JapanTravel #Japan #HokkaidoTravel

We went to the Shiretoko Five Lakes, which are also registered as a World Heritage Site. 💙 To tour the Shiretoko Five Lakes, you must first receive a lecture (fees apply) before setting off. Unfortunately, when we visited, we were only guided to Lake I and Lake II, but we were still very satisfied. ☺️ The promenade is set high (to avoid encounters with bears), and it is beautiful and easy to walk on, so we were able to reach Lake I in no time. 🦕🔵 (about 15 to 20 minutes). Even children can walk there! If it's sunny, you can see the magnificent scenery of Shiretoko. No matter where you walk, it's simply beautiful. Please visit the World Heritage Sites. 👏🏻🤍 #World Heritage Sites #Trip to World Heritage Sites #Amazing Views #Amazing Nature #Hokkaido #Shiretoko Five Lakes #Autumn Leaves #Autumn Leaf Viewing #Summer Trip #Amazing Views #Trip to Enjoy Spring #Trip with Children

The Shiretoko Five Lakes are a representative tourist destination in Shiretoko. They are named after the First Lake, Second Lake, and Five Lakes, but because they are located in a wetland, their numbers increase during the snowmelt season. Surrounded by virgin forest, their reflection on the water's surface is mystical. The Shiretoko mountain range, which is far removed from Japan, is also fascinating. Please come and visit! ! #Spectacular views #Hokkaido #Japan Genki Project 2021 #Free spots #Amazing nature #Summer trip #Spectacular views #Trip with children

Shiretoko, one of the World Heritage Sites⛰✨ The Shiretoko Mountains in Hokkaido are not only beautiful, but are also recommended as a place to enjoy forest bathing and escape the heat during the hot summer😊 I was able to refresh myself in the fresh air and abundant nature☀️ Why not try relaxing in the great outdoors too? 😉✨ #ForestBathing #SecretSummerResort #SummerShortTrip

A well managed forest and lake section of the Shiretoko National Park. Managed parking for 500 yen, sign in for the hour long wander around the lakes area on well defined path. First up is a good ranger talk, mandatory, about bears and sightings and what to do and not to do. Good English language version. Had rained overnight, so plenty of opportunity to get mud on your boots for an authentic look of a forest tramp. Lakes are scenic, and the final portion of the track is a raised boardwalk. This had electric edging to prevent any bear incursions. The round the lake walk attracted a small fee. If you just wanted to do the raised boardwalk that was free. We did not saw bears but did find deer happily dining on the local vegetation. From the board walk there were great views back to the mountains and across too the Ohkohsk sea. #givethanks #givethanks

Shiretoko, a World Heritage Site in Hokkaido Among them, the Shiretoko Five Lakes are a particularly popular spot Five fantastic lakes, large and small, surrounded by virgin forest A 3km walking course has been developed around the Shiretoko Five Lakes, and to walk along the ground trail, you need to pay an entrance fee and take a guided tour at the center You can enter on your own, but walking with a guide will allow you to enjoy the nature of Shiretoko in greater depths You can encounter Ezo deer, wild birds, the natural monument black woodpecker, and if you're unlucky (or lucky?), a brown bear However, if a brown bear appears, everyone in the park will have to leave It will be In the park, an 800m long elevated boardwalk has been installed so that you can enjoy the scenery safely even if a bear appears, and on a clear day you can see the Shiretoko mountain range and its reflection, as well as the Sea of ​​Okhotsk. Shiretoko Five Lakes Field House Ground Promenade Entrance 📍Location: Shiretoko National Park, Shari-cho, Hokkaido 🗓️Opening hours 8:00-18:30 *Varies depending on the season, closed in winter from early November to mid-April 🚗Access: About 20 minutes by car from Utoro, Shari-cho, about 2 hours by local bus from Memanbetsu Airport #EnjoyJapan #Hokkaido #Shiretoko #Hiking

Shiretoko Five Lakes, Amanoko Road, Kamiko Pond, Rima Shu Observation Deck, Kussharo Lake Sand Bath, Kawayu Hot Spring, Ojuku Xinki Hot Spring, Bettei Honeysuckle The #Shiretoko Five Lakes, a must-visit spot when visiting #Shiretoko National Park, is also a World Natural Heritage Site. I visited it again after seven years and missed it very much. Last time I only walked the "elevated wooden path", this time I walked the "#abovegroundwalk". The ticket was 250 yen, and I had to fill out an application, attend a lecture and watch a video before I could hike freely. The route is divided into a small circle and a large circle, both of which are one-way. I walked the large circle, including taking photos, and walked back along the elevated wooden path. It took about 1.5 hours. There were quite a lot of tourists hiking, and some even hired guides. Maybe because there were so many people and the weather was cold, we didn't encounter any bears. The red leaves along the way have not yet fully bloomed. I found that the elevated wooden path is more beautiful this time. The lake view along the way is actually okay, but not as good as the highlands or the hiking spots last week. At noon, I had lunch at the "#Utoro Fishery Association Women's Department Canteen", which is a popular food with a long queue. Fortunately, I arrived early and didn't have to wait too long. After five minutes, a long queue started to form. After lunch, we drove for half an hour to "#天に続く道", which is truly the road to heaven. The observatory can also take pictures of the sunflower fields below. Another hour's drive brought us to the long-awaited secret spot "#神の子池". The regrets of 2017 were finally fulfilled today. Although the stone road was narrow, turning the car back was not a problem. It took less than a minute to walk from the parking lot to the wooden boardwalk, and we could quickly take pictures of the stunning scenery. It was much easier than the Biei Blue Pond, Aomori Jujuko Blue Pond, and Yamagata Maru Pond, and it was very easy to take pictures. This will be my regular spot in the future. After about ten minutes, we arrived at the "#RiMashu Observatory". Although the air was turbid, the visibility of Lake Mashu was high and the scenery was beautiful. Finally, we came to "Lake Kussharo" after seven years. We didn't take a bath in the "Sand Bath", but the sunset was beautiful and the atmosphere was like being in Europe. We arrived at "#お宿心喜浴二庭壬冬" at 17:00 in the evening. It is very close to "Kusharoko Sand Bath". It is a high-end hotel that was converted from an old facility. The main building "お宿心喜浴" is nearby, and you can take a bath in the main building for free. The room is not big, it is a Japanese style twin room, and it is comfortable to sleep in. The lobby is elegantly decorated, and the "Restrom Haspo Japanese-Yochu Buffet" buffet, which offers two meals per night, is highly rated. The all-you-can-drink dinner and the lounge area in the lobby are worth it. The crab legs, crab miso soup, and freshly made sushi for dinner are all good. The "Kawayu Onsen Village" is filled with the aroma of sulfur, the hiking trail outside is under construction, and the atmosphere of the stream smoking is great! There are many hot springs with the same or similar names in Japan. One of the three most beautiful hot springs in Japan is Yunokawa Onsen in Shimane Prefecture. One of the three most beautiful night views in Japan is the famous Hokkaido hot spring "Kawanoyu Onsen". Near the Ioyama Mountain in Eastern Hokkaido is the Kawayu Onsen in Teshikaga Town; Near the Kumano Kodo is the Kawayu Onsen in Wakayama Prefecture; At the border of Akita Prefecture is the "Yukawa Onsen" in Iwate Prefecture; There is also a hot spring with the same name in Ishikawa Prefecture and Nagano Prefecture called "Yukawa Onsen". Including tonight's accommodation, I have stayed in three places so far. I stayed in Hokkaido's "Kawanoyu Onsen" in May 2015 and Wakayama's "Kawayu Onsen" in March 2023. "Kawayu Onsen" located in the "#AkanMashuNationalPark" used to be a hot spring treatment site. It is adjacent to Lake Mashu to the east and Lake Kussharo to the west. The strongly acidic hydrogen sulfide contains bright and green springs, which are one of the few springs in Japan with volcanic characteristics. It has been a therapeutic spring since ancient times and has a high bactericidal effect. The spring quality is "acidic sulfur-containing iron-natrium-sulfate-halide spring (hydrogen sulfide type)". The electrical appliances here usually only last three years because they will be corroded by acid, so the hotel cost is relatively high. It is similar to the Aomori Sukayu Onsen, Akita Gosokake Onsen, which I visited earlier this month, and Tamagawa Onsen, which I will visit next week. They are also my favorite sulfur springs. After soaking in the large public bath at night, I walked to the main hotel in the morning to soak in the hot spring. The open-air bath has baths of different temperatures, and there are beautiful red maple leaves to take pictures along the way.

🦌 Hokkaido Shiretoko Conquest | Spectacular views and wilderness trip around the World Natural Heritage Area 📍 Shiretoko Five Lakes The representative of Shiretoko tourism. When you stand on the lakeside, the scenery of the mountain range spreading out in silence is reflected, and it feels like another world. A safety course (limited time) for brown bear measures is required on the ground walkway (about 3km). The elevated boardwalk is barrier-free and can be enjoyed by anyone. 📍 Oshinkoshin Falls A famous waterfall selected as one of the "100 Best Waterfalls in Japan". The ease of access immediately after parking your car is also an attractive feature, and it is a healing spot where you can feel the negative ions filling your body along with the roar of the waterfall. The changing of the seasons is also beautiful, with fresh greenery in summer, autumn leaves in autumn, and ice waterfalls in winter. 📍 Kamuiwakka Hot Springs A "hot spring waterfall" unique to Shiretoko. The entire river is hot springs, and it is possible to climb up to just before the waterfall basin. It is especially popular in the summer, and there is also an activity element of climbing the stream while progressing. Shoes and anti-slip pads are a must. Access requires the use of a shuttle bus, which is only available during certain periods. 📍Shiretoko Nature Center A base where you can learn more about Shiretoko's flora and fauna and nature conservation. It is also an excellent place to gather information before hiking or as an alternative spot on bad weather days. There are plenty of nature-related video screenings and exhibits, and the free parking and cafe make it a convenient place to take a break. 📍Gourmet spots in Shari Town The Shiretoko seafood that can be enjoyed in Utoro Onsen Town and Shari Town is exquisite. The seafood bowls topped with seasonal sea urchin and salmon roe are particularly popular, and locally-based restaurants such as "Kuma no Ie" and "Utoro Shokudo" are recommended. Prices are also relatively reasonable for a tourist destination. ⚠️Tourist precautions →There is a risk of encountering wild animals (especially brown bears), so be sure to check the latest information at the nature center. →Kamuiwakka Hot Falls is easy to get wet, so it is important to have equipment such as waterproof bags and non-slip sandals. →There are many areas in the Shiretoko Peninsula with weak signals, so it's a good idea to prepare an offline map in advance. ⸻ #Shiretoko Five Lakes #Oshinkoshin Falls #Kamuiwakka Hot Waterfalls #Shiretoko Nature Center #Shari Gourmet #Hokkaido Trip #World Heritage Site Shiretoko #Shiretoko Onsen #Nature Experience #Beautiful Sights #Unexplored Areas of Japan #Shiretoko Trip #Beware of Brown Bears #Domestic Travel Tips

The elevated wooden path at Shiretoko Five Lakes, a World Heritage site, spans 800 meters (1.6 km round trip) and is barrier-free, making it accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. With three observation decks offering views of the Shiretoko mountain range reflected on the lake surface and the Sea of Okhotsk, this popular course allows visitors to easily enjoy the magnificent nature of Shiretoko. The path is equipped with electric fences for bear safety and is open year-round free of charge. The walk takes approximately 40 minutes, and visitors can turn back at any point. 🚗 Access: About 25 minutes by car from Utoro town. Parking fees: 500 yen per car, 200 yen per motorcycle. During the busy summer season, taking a bus is also recommended. Experience the breathtaking scenery and rich nature of Shiretoko Five Lakes on the elevated wooden path!

#0yentrip "◆Overview An elevated boardwalk set up in the nature of Shiretoko. By walking on the boardwalk, you can interact with nature from your feet and observe wild animals and plants up close. It's a rare place where you can take a leisurely stroll through the great outdoors. ◆Comments Walking on the boardwalk, you'll feel calm as you're surrounded by the surrounding nature. It's a great spot for nature lovers as you can observe wild animals and rare plants. All the views from the boardwalk are beautiful, and it's a place you'll want to go back to 🌿 ◆Access/Tips - Accessible from the Shiretoko Five Lakes - Don't forget to bring insect repellent and prepare for light hiking! - It's humid in the summer, so choose comfortable shoes to walk in.

I went for a walk around the Shiretoko Five Lakes, the tip of Hokkaido 🌿 The weather was great and the scenery was amazing!! A place rich in nature where many wild animals, including bears, live. There are "two ways to walk" around the Shiretoko Five Lakes! Please use this as a reference and enjoy the great nature of Shiretoko on a course that suits you ✍️ 1. Elevated boardwalk A course that can be safely walked throughout the season! There were electric wires on the side of the boardwalk to keep out brown bears. This time, I walked on a safe promenade 🚶♀️ Luckily, I encountered a wild deer 🦌 2. Ground promenade A course that can only be walked by those who have received a lecture from a guide! The brown bears are a little scary, but it's attractive to be able to walk through nature 👀I'd definitely like to participate next time! ※The ground promenade will be closed when brown bears are in sight. 📍Shiretoko Five Lakes, Hokkaido 📮 549 Iwaubetsu, Onnebetsu Village, Shari-cho, Shari-gun, Hokkaido 099-4356 #Domestic Travel Strategy

🏖️Overview: The Shiretoko Five Lakes💦 are five large and small lakes and ponds at the foot of the Shiretoko Mountain Range, named from Lake 1 to Lake 5. They are one of the most representative tourist destinations in Shiretoko, a World Heritage Site. They are also home to many wild animals, and you can see rare plants and animals🦅 and traces of brown bears🐻. 💞Reasons why we recommend it: The Shiretoko Five Lakes have a calm atmosphere no matter when you visit, and the Shiretoko Mountains reflected in the lakes and ponds are very beautiful. I have visited in different seasons, but I prefer the fresh green🍃 of summer to the snowy winter scenery❄️. Before going to the Shiretoko Five Lakes, we took a course at the field house, and I was frightened when I heard about bears. I was also surprised when I suddenly came across a wild deer🦌. I also definitely recommend visiting on a sunny☀️ day. 📍Location: 🏣099-4356 Tobetsu Village, Shari-cho, Shari-gun, Hokkaido 📍Access: ✈️From Memanbetsu Airport 🚌Take Abashiri Bus or Shari Bus to Utoro Onsen 🚌Take Abashiri Bus to Abashiri Station, 🚃Change to JR Kushiami Line to Shiretoko Shari Station, 🚌Take Shari Bus from Shari Bus Terminal to Utoro Onsen ✈️From Nemuro Nakashibetsu Airport 🚌Take Nemuro Kotsu Bus to Nakashibetsu Bus Terminal 🚌Change to Akan Bus to Rausu. #DomesticTravelRecord #0YenTravel #FuriTabi #ShiretokoFiveLakes #Shiretoko #ShiretokoTourism

This one-person trip I'm most looking forward to, although the sky is cloudy, but by chance the sunshine, the five lakes are intoxicatingly beautiful, here is really worth spending more time to feel nature, praise nature leaves people gifts, a place worth going again and again, but this place also needs us to protect and cherish.

Because it's the off-season, many places are closed and there are many places I couldn't go to, but Shiretoko is still so beautiful~ I can't wait to see how much more beautiful it will be in the summer!!!

Finally, I went to the land of my dreams, Shiretoko! As a nature and animal lover, it was a sacred place for me. I was hoping to catch a glimpse of a brown bear from a distance... but I couldn't even see a shadow lol ⁡ I participated in the Shiretoko trekking as part of an ecotour. I considered going around on my own, but in the end, I'm 100% glad I went with the ecotour. It was a 2-hour trek, following the tracks of wild animals one by one that I wouldn't have noticed if I had gone around alone. The air was clear and it felt great♡ For those who are not confident in their feet, you can see the shores of Lake Ichi from the elevated boardwalk, and since it's elevated, you don't have to worry about spotting a brown bear. To enter the Shiretoko Five Lakes, it is necessary to first participate in an orientation at the Shiretoko Five Lakes Field House. Because this is the habitat of wild animals, including brown bears. It's just a matter of humans intruding on their home. ⁡ Here is what I learned, and what humans need to know. ⁡ Her name is Sausage. When she had just become independent from her mother bear She was given a sausage by a tourist. Humans, which she had previously feared, became food for her from that day on. Sausage, no longer afraid of humans, came down to the human settlement and started wandering around. The people at the Shiretoko Foundation felt this was dangerous and chased her away whenever they could, and sometimes punished her. But she still wasn't afraid of humans. One day, she finally ate a deer near an elementary school. The people saw this and made a decision. She lost her life to a single rifle shot. She lost her life to a single sausage. ⁡ This is a story from 1997. ⁡ ⁡ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⁡ Shiretoko Five Lakes Field House 📍 549 Iwaubetsu, Onnebetsu Village, Shari-cho, Shari-gun, Hokkaido ⁡ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ ⁡ #Domestic travel trip #Shiretoko #Shiretoko Five Lakes #World Natural Heritage

Shiretoko is a peninsula that juts out into the southern part of the Sea of Okhotsk in Hokkaido, and it is a precious place registered as a World Natural Heritage site. Many wild animals such as brown bears, Ezo deer, salmon, seals, and Steller's sea eagles inhabit the sea, rivers, and land. In particular, Shiretoko is a habitat for brown bears, and on the Shiretoko walking trails, you may encounter them. Therefore, it is necessary to take a lecture from a local guide before going. The lecture includes how to deal with encounters with brown bears and what to do if attacked by one, which was a very frightening and realistic lecture. In fact, while walking on the trail, the person at the front encountered a brown bear, and we were prohibited from proceeding forward and had to return to the original place. ──────────────────── Attraction: Shiretoko Five Lakes Address: Onnebetsu Village, Shari Town, Shari District, Hokkaido Business Hours: Varies by season, please check the website ────────────────────

#春夏好去处2024 #知床五湖 #北海道东 The World Natural Heritage—Shiretoko Five Lakes (home of brown bears), with ancient forests and beautiful lakes, is one of the eight scenic spots in Shiretoko. There are two ways to visit the Shiretoko Five Lakes: with a fee and for free. 1. Stroll along the natural trails beside five large and small lakes. Summer is the season for brown bears to move and breed. You need to be accompanied by a tour guide. There are large and small loops: The large loop takes about 1.5 hours, from five lakes to one lake and the elevated wooden plank road; The small loop takes about 40 minutes, with a short section of ground wooden plank road and elevated wooden plank road, suitable for people with poor physical strength but who want to experience it. 2. An elevated wooden path with a view of the beautiful scenery from a high platform. We walked the entire ground trail and did not encounter any brown bears, so we did not have to turn back. The most fortunate thing was that we actually saw a mother and cub brown bear on the last section of the electrified elevated wooden plank road on the return journey. The naughty little bear was walking around everywhere, while the mother bear just followed quietly, and the sunset created a beautiful and warm picture. I went to Shiretoko Peninsula in early June and saw bear sighting signs everywhere. I was a little scared because bears are actually very close to people. So I joined the activities led by a tour guide, which made me feel more at ease and allowed me to avoid the bears and enjoy the beautiful scenery safely. The actual brown bear is really huge, runs much faster than humans, can climb trees and swim, and is definitely not cute if you encounter it🙄

In the Hokkaido itinerary, the Shiretoko Peninsula is a bit niche and is generally not the first choice. As a world natural heritage site, Shiretoko is far away from the crowds and has a mysterious atmosphere. It still retains its original natural features. The Eight Views of Shiretoko range from lakes and waterfalls in native forests to stunning snow scenery. Hiking through the Shiretoko Five Lakes is the most popular itinerary in Hokkaido in winter. 🌟Recommendation reason: 1⃣️The Shiretoko Five Lakes are backed by the Shiretoko Mountains and surrounded by pristine forests, where many wild animals live. In spring and summer, the mountains are continuous and the primeval forests are reflected on the tranquil lake, which is like a dream. From December to March every year, this place is covered with snow. 2⃣️Enter from the entrance of Shiretoko Five Lakes, and go counterclockwise through the Five Lakes, Four Lakes, Three Lakes, Two Lakes, and One Lake to the Lakeside Observation Deck and the final Lianshan Observation Deck. Stepping onto the top of the hill in the face of the snow, I saw a Frozen sea. At around 4 p.m., the sun was setting, and the pink and golden light reflected off the blue sea. On the way back along the beach, we happened to enjoy the most beautiful sunset in Shiretoko. 3⃣️The white-bearded Japanese grandfather served as our guide. There were 9 people in the team, including 3 Chinese sisters and 6 Japanese guests. The guide took us to experience speeding on the snow in the forest. From time to time, he slapped the leaves to make artificial snow, and then took out a stack of fertilizer plastic bags to make a snow slope for sliding. The program was super rich. 💰Per capita consumption: Hiking in Shiretoko Five Lakes in winter, 6,500 yen, very cost-effective ⏳ Tour time: It takes about 45 minutes from the hotel to the hiking site, and 20 minutes to help everyone put on snowboard shoes. The five lakes hiking trip takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes 📝Note tips: high-top snow boots, snow pants, down jackets and windbreakers are all acceptable. Hats, scarves and gloves are a must. All are outdoor trips with no resupply points.

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Shiretoko Five Lakes in Hokkaido I've always wanted to go to the Shiretoko Five Lakes. I went there in August a few years ago, but I had no luck with the weather, and the lake was shrouded in mist, even though it should have been a spectacular view. It was also a mysterious, fantastical space. There was a course on the ground trail and a course that only walked on the boardwalk on the high ground. Of course, I took the long course on the ground trail. If you're going all the way there, I recommend the ground trail course. However, on days with weather like mine, you can't see the lake 😭 #Hokkaido #Spectacular view #Forest bathing

Shiretoko Five Lakes are five large and small lakes scattered in the original forest. The intimate contact of Shiretokos nature is a good place for sightseeing on foot. Shiretoko Lianshan, reflected on the calm lake, is known as one of the eight scenic spots of Shiretoko. In addition to walking along the lake, you can also overlook the lake and mountains on the elevated wooden bridge. This is Japan's third world natural heritage and the only natural heritage of Hokkaido. In the Shiretoko Five Lakes, you must experience the beauty of nature. You can choose to walk, or do the ropeway, and walk the corresponding route. Don't go by yourself. If you are 8-10 months, you can see the brown bear.

The Shiretoko Five Lakes National Wetland Park is large in size, with large green sedges stretching to the sea, undulating hills behind, and elevated wooden planks that extend deep into the wetlands. The park is named after five natural lakes. From May to October each year, it is the season for Shiretoko Five Lakes Park to watch brown bears, attracting countless tourists. The Shiretoko peninsula extends into the Sea of Okhotsk, which is the lowest latitude of the sea. The annual winter and spring alternate seasons, the unique and magnificent natural landscape caused by the freshwater inflow from Heilongjiang. "World Natural Heritage List". The Shiretoko Peninsula has also become a self-help destination popular with Japanese nationals.

Shiretoko Five Lakes is a collective name for five lakes located in the Shiretoko National Park in Hokkaido, Japan. It is one of the eight scenic spots in Shiretoko and is also the main tourist attraction of Shiretoko. The five lakes used to have no name. After becoming a tourist attraction, they were directly named by the number: one lake, two lakes, three lakes, four lakes and five lakes. According to legend, this is the depression created by God's hand when it reaches here. It has become a lake after a long period of evolution. The biggest attraction here is that the calm lake reflects the beauty of the mountains and the red leaves. Watching the red-stained mountains from the walking trails is also a very shocking landscape.